Sentence examples for minimise study from inspiring English sources
7 An assessment of the epidemiology of EVD in Guinea was done, which suggested that a 21 day delay, the incubation period in which 95% of EVD cases arise, 5 for the control arm could be sufficient to determine efficacy, while meeting the requirement to minimise study participants' time without vaccination.
The analytical consistency across studies helped minimise between-study heterogeneity.
In order to minimise the study impact on laboratory workload and established GP practice, practices with already high numbers of submitted samples were invited to participate.
By applying strict selection criteria, we attempted to minimise inter-study heterogeneity in results that could arise from design characteristics.
Analyses of these databases have highlighted the following two major limitations: (i) the role of lowland areas in sediment production and transfer has been minimised, and studies on small-scale catchments (with a drainage area of ⩽102 km2) are practically non-existent in the literature; and (ii) inhomogeneous data and calculation methods are used to estimate and compare the SL values.
In that case, the association between depression and non-fatal events would be minimised in studies including a long follow-up period.
In addition, to minimise this effect, study protocols and highly objective close ended questions will be used in the study.
Optimisation of moment constrains to minimise differences between study data and survival curves predicted by the model.
45 Although such a "within trial" comparison would minimise confounding by study population, intervention type, and risk of bias, this approach has problems.
To minimise this, the study deliberately included in the inclusion criteria for first-time mothers, that the upper limit of the baby's age at the time of the study should be 18 months.
In order to minimise error, the study adopted the policy of allowing a minimum of 3 call-back visits if the selected household member was not at home at the first visit.
