Sentence examples for minimise the development from inspiring English sources
The identification of possible synergies in the relevant R&D programmes should be endorsed to minimise the development effort for future power plants.
Approaches to optimise healing potential of burn wounds use targeted wound care and surgery to minimise the development of hypertrophic scarring.
Early targeted antibiotic therapy to minimise the development of ventilator-associated pneumonia is recommended [ 2].
Maximising the utility of topoisomerase-interacting agents, by sequential combination, may also minimise the development of resistance (Potmesil et al, 1988; Sugimoto et al, 1990).
This will result in a smaller step-off occurring in the joint surface, minimise the development of arthritis and ultimately provide better function of the wrist.
An important rationale for using this regimen (28 days on/28 days off treatment) is to minimise the development of antibacterial resistance.
Optimised coatings were achieved using conditions of low processing energy which minimised the development of pores and cracks.
Most importantly, it was shown that the carbon nano fibre was not very effective in minimising the development of micro cracks but was effective in maintaining the compactness of concrete; the carbon nanofibre and steel were effective in mitigating the development of high volume of micro cracks but the latter was not quite as effective in maintaining compactness.
With a greater understanding of the current use of prophylactic surgical antibiotics comes the ability to improve patient care while minimising the development of antibiotic resistance.
Heat and moisture exchangers reduce the incidence of VAP by minimising the development of condensate within ventilator circuits [ 54], they are well tolerated by most patients, and they are easy to use.
Liver cell plates, usually composed of only two rows of hepatocytes, are intimately associated with sinusoidal blood vessels, in this way minimising the development of acute or chronic hypoxia in a tissue with a high cell density and a high metabolic activity.
