Sentence examples for minimise these differences from inspiring English sources

6 Bhargavan and Sunshine 11 highlighted great variability in the provision of DI services across areas and suggested that the use of appropriateness criteria, such as those defined by the American College of Radiology (ACR), may minimise these differences.

The typical calibration method is to minimise the differences between the observed data and simulation output during a certain time period on a typical day.

The weights assigned to each control unit are chosen to minimise the differences in pre-treatment trends and other predictors between the treated unit and the synthetic control group.

In order to overcome such limitations, the measurement of fluoride concentration in each food was repeated in this study, in an attempt to minimise the differences.

Images are reconstructed iteratively by adjusting the optical properties of the finite element mesh to minimise the differences between modelled and recorded data.

Initial estimates of the model parameters were then subsequently adjusted with the Solver function in Excel to minimise the differences between the modelled (predicted) and observed data.

The minimisation approach takes into account each preidentified prognostic variable and sums over the variables to allocate each patient to the treatment that will minimise the differences between groups for those prognostic variables.

To minimise the differences in survival calculations between studies and to enable more precise comparisons of studies we recommend the general use of the definition of endpoints published in the consensus document of Punt et al [ 4].

Weighting PROMs to the survivor population was undertaken to minimise the impact of these differences.

To minimise the impact of these differences on the estimates of odds ratios (OR), we categorised women into thirds based on the distribution among controls in their phase of recruitment.

My worry about the claims of social construction, choice and such like is that it plays into the hands of homophobic ideology, into the hands of the "aversion therapists", and into the hands of a growing culture which seeks to minimise gay differences.