Sentence examples for minimised damage from inspiring English sources
It was reminiscent of the job Sugar Ray Leonard did on Marvin Hagler, a performance so beautifully crafted that it minimised damage while catching the eye in spurts towards the end of each three-minute session.
However, in immortalised breast epithelia, efficient S phase arrest minimised chromosome damage and protected sufficient chromatin-bound replication licensing complexes to allow cell cycle re-entry.
As a Th1 profile is thought to be essential in cryptococcal clearance, the combined effect of both profiles may lead to improved cellular clearance with minimised host damage, perhaps because, in normal infection, neutrophilic responses may actually be detrimental in terms of organising a Th1 vs Th2 skew.
Pilot studies were undertaken to create search terms that minimised bias and ensured relevance.
37 What matters most is that risk is minimised and that actual harm is as small as possible.
Heavier loads applied first caused accelerated damage, but their effect was minimised when lighter stresses were applied beforehand.
A successful resolution system has to achieve two things when a bank gets into difficulties, if the damage to all our wealth is to be minimised - there needs to be speedy action to maintain the really essential functions of the bank, and the financial costs of propping up the good bits of the bank and quarantining the bad need to fall as little as possible on taxpayers.
Mechanical characterisation of these particles is essential if physical damage to them in manufacturing processes is to be minimised, and their performance is to be optimised.
The scientists hope to understand some of the processes on which these technologies depend, as a way of both gauging their feasibility (can you reliably make tiny puffs of sea salt brighten clouds?) and assessing their risks (how much damage to the ozone layer might a stratospheric haze do, and how might such damage be minimised?).
This minimised American casualties.
