Sentence examples for minimised during the from inspiring English sources
In order to ensure the physics performance of the muon detectors, the deformation of the warm structure is minimised during the design phase.
The extent of this process can be minimised during the collection of the infrared spectra by taking the reference spectrum at 0.20 V.
Furthermore, the multipath-induced error is expected to be small, assuming that for the onboard GPS receivers the local multipath was minimised during the design phase, and remaining multipath errors are largely taken into account using an inflight PCV map calibration.
Once there, their suppressive effects help ensure that collateral damage is minimised during the fight against infection.
This attention should ensure that WoB is minimised during the weaning process, potentially reducing the time spent ventilated, especially amongst patients with limited respiratory reserve.
During purification AtGA3OX4 tended to precipitate, although precipitation could be minimised during the first step by dilution of the soluble cell lysate and the use of a buffer of pH 6.3 with 10 mM β-ME.
The solvent contribution must be included in the model to avoid systematic errors in Y c which will lead to a systematic error in the other parameters because the function minimised during refinement (Equation 1 [25]) contains the observed quantity Y o which has contributions from all atoms, including solvent, however disordered it may be.
Similarly, in breast radiotherapy treatment, lung and cardiac complications can be reduced by better patient positioning and ensuring that doses to the heart and lung are minimised during radiotherapy treatment planning.
Further, items addressing the way in which bias and competing interests are minimised during development were highly variable.
A second issue is the fact that for loss of lean tissue mass to be minimised during weight loss, intake of dietary protein must be adequate [ 14].
His inability to compose new material led to his input being minimised during recording sessions; he often found himself relegated to adding minor percussion effects to songs by McCartney, Lennon and Harrison.
