Sentence examples for minimal general from inspiring English sources

He said companies could be fined if they failed to meet a minimal general duty to prevent serious workplace injuries.

If (H_{n}cap W_{n}) is a general closed and convex set, then it is not easy to compute a minimal general distance.

At 100 µM concentration, the compounds 7812, 7832 and 7086 showed minimal general cell toxicity against HeLa cells (Table 5) while inhibiting at least 80% the YopE secretion in a bacterial cell culture (Fig. 6), making them potential therapeutic candidates.

We demonstrate through aerosol decay experiments that upper-room UVC fixtures used with mixing provided by a conventional ceiling fan and minimal general ventilation produced decreases in airborne virus concentrations that would require additional ventilation of more than 87 ACH.

It is worth emphasizing that in this minimal general setting, systems analysis provides transparent and important insights which are relevant to a wide range of systems/contexts where the above feature(s) occur.

This finding provides evidence that Leap Ahead, a minimal general health and diabetes education intervention (18), is for many patients as effective in reducing distress as CASM and CAPS.

"An operation should begin with the objective and then consider how best to achieve it with minimal risk," General Dallaire later noted.

Contrast the minimal attention General Petraeus received for his current news from Iraq with the rapt attention Mr. McClellan is receiving for his rehash of the war's genesis circa 2002-3, and you can see what has traction this election year.

More specifically, liquid media were chemically defined minimal medium, general medium and UHT skimmed milk; gelatine and a gelatine-dextran mixture were the gelling agents used, leading respectively a homogeneous and heterogeneous solid system.

Because the lack of opposition made immediate resupply non-urgent, and because he had doubts about the proficiency of the glider pilots, whom he knew had undergone only minimal training, General Blamey decided that the glider operation was not worth the risk to the glider pilots or their passengers and cancelled it, substituting instead the afternoon supply run by specially modified B-17s.

The deviant cases of the analysis displayed predominantly minimal and general remarks.