Sentence examples for minimise its effect from inspiring English sources

Instead, strategies to optimise the effect of a drug on the good surrogates, such as blood pressure and albuminuria, and to minimise its effect on the bad surrogates, such as serum potassium, are recommended.

Suggesting that although patients may not perceive exposure to light a major cause of sleep disturbance, it appears to have a detrimental effect of sleep wake patterns, and simple interventions may be able to minimise its effects.

Moreover, although the dynamics of infectious diseases transmission through a host population is continuous-time, some researchers have proposed models composed of difference equations to describe the dynamics of epidemics and develop treatments to minimise its effects within the population [16].

The notion that flanking DNA can contribute to complications in mouse behavioural studies has been recognised and breeding strategies recommended to minimise its effects [40].

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Within an hour of releasing the letter, the Vatican released another statement in response to a flood of queries, emphasising that the church did not "condone abortion nor minimise its grave effects".

In Experiment 6, couch grass was widespread and, to minimise its potential effects on the following test crops, glyphosate was applied to all plots before ploughing; on 16 May to early-ploughed plots and on 31 July to later-ploughed plots.

Interventions were actions taken to control or prevent the occurrence of disease or to minimise its negative health effects.

Low MI-D doses were used in order to minimise its extensive metabolic effects, so that the drug was used at subcytotoxic concentration to evaluate MEL-85 adhesion to ECM.

Moreover, our analysis suggests that the precise dosing regimen of G-CSF can be personalised to maximise its effect and minimise its cost.

This study introduces new possibilities regarding EPO treatment for cancer-associated anaemia where combining systemic EPO treatment with targeted administration of PARP inhibitors to the tumour may allow safe treatment with EPO, minimising its possible undesirable proliferative effects on the tumour.