The White House may minimise the damage.
The authors of the IBE report, Graham Dietz and Nicole Gillespie, say that while taking a legal route may minimise financial risk to the company and help to avoid media exposure, a "relationship approach" is more effective.
She welcomed the announcement from Nice, saying it may minimise the need for women to have surgery in the future.
Therefore, fast cooling or quenching the initial nanoparticle slurry using a highly efficient heat exchanger may minimise or stop further crystallisation/agglomeration processes.
rhEGF plasma levels were almost undetectable, suggesting that no systemic absorption occurred, which may minimise potential side effects and improve treatment safety.
In summary, our study results underscore that shallow breathing during CT perfusion imaging of the abdomen reduces the necessity for extensive motion correction during post-processing which may minimise artefacts on parametric images and reduce errors in perfusion value calculation.
If a bifocal lengthening is planned with the osteotomies in the subtrochanteric and supracondylar regions, the following sequence of screw insertion may minimise the problem of the curved sagittal profile.
In this respect, stakeholders do not only observe that using wood for energy entails "no more impacts than any other forestry work" (Spain: practitioner group) but also that planning of forestry interventions may minimise negative impacts on forest ES while increasing the positive effects (Spain: economy group).
Therefore, applying the DDS on hazard maps or models can be challenging, as they only take into account one hazard intensity measure (thickness) and do not consider the design or vulnerability of the exposed assets, or if any mitigation measures that may minimise losses are in place.
Altogether, these features may minimise the contribution of gene copy number to the physiological impact of gene amplification.
