Sentence examples for made by minimising from inspiring English sources

The choice of population size can be made by minimising a statistical criterion such as cross-validated mean squared error, or be chosen pragmatically, for example, as a constant times the average registration size of a GP practice.

In that regard, respondents will be focused on getting as much clarity as possible on the relevant trigger events, so that meaningful assessments can be made by advisers to minimise the need for pre-clearance.

Wikipedia edits made by government sought to minimise high-profile killings.

Screening activity was recorded until December 2012 to allow a minimum of 3 months for subject response, possible follow-up investigations and changes to invitation dates made by the Hub to minimise fluctuations in referred colonoscopy workload ('invitation smoothing').

However, the definition of the clinically significant bleeding events was made clear, minimising the influence by the person who evaluated the individual event.

The small incisions made by the robot also help to minimise blood loss - as little as a couple of teaspoons.

Increasing demands have been made by the public in requesting developers to minimise the impact of property development on the environment.

To address these difficulties we used a controlled before and after design (comparing changes in commissioners making investments compared with those not making investments) over a short time period (to minimise the chances of changes being made to measurements collected routinely), with a large number of local commissioners (to minimise the effect of changes made by other organisations).

The tested knee was wrapped with thin foam to minimise any visible skin markings made by the electrogoniometer which may have influenced the testers.

I do not want to minimise the many gains that have been made by women over the past decade.

In the UK-US mould, the stock market was fully opened to foreign investors, putting the larger, listed companies under pressure from international shareholders, making them increase short-term profits by minimising investments.