Sentence examples for minimise performance from inspiring English sources
In order to minimise performance bias, LAR within the study is performed only by surgeons with a minimum experience of 20 LARs for cancer ('life-time experience').
Thus, the authors argue, "retailers should move quickly to minimise performance deterioration".That may be easier said than done.
To minimise performance bias, we are blinding all therapists and participants to group allocation, though there is a risk of participants becoming aware of which group they have been assigned to while carrying out the task itself.
Finding innovative approaches to minimising performance bias as well as increased description (in process evaluation and published protocols) could strengthen the evidence coming from future studies.
Anecdotal reports have led to a common belief that a 'fly-in, fly-out' approach, with games played within hours of arrival, minimises performance impairment.
Different limits of priority retires of I- and P-packets can avoid unexpected long delays, and an optimal set of retry limits has been found to minimise the performance impact due to real-time constraints.
The purpose is to find an optimal combination of priority retry limits for these two packet types, with a larger limit for I-packets due to their higher importance, so as to minimise the performance impact due to real-time constraints.
Minimising this performance criterion using an online control policy gives an optimal feedback and feedforward controller.
Subsequently, we used inverse inverse dynamics to find the optimal GHAA that minimised a performance criterion with physiological constraints.
This novel methodology consists of minimising a performance index that includes all the significant practical issues involved when inertial-mass actuators and accelerometers are used to implement a direct velocity feedback in practice.
Also, in this protocol, the two examiners went through a training phase in order to minimise bias during performance of the tests and to increase their overall agreement on test performance and interpretation.
