This was achieved by minimising out-of-plane distortions and vibrations during actuation.
Retailers, especially supermarkets, are managing an increasing number of product categories and stock keeping units that have forced them to develop their replenishment practices in order to minimise out-of-stock problems.
If dance proves to be efficacious, the challenge ahead would be to find 'in-built' mechanisms for dissemination such as the enhancement of dance organisations, a GP referral system [ 69], and strategies for minimising out-of-pocket expenses and maximising accessibility to venues.
One might expect that the derisking methodologies introduced early on during candidate design and selection will, in turn, increase the robustness of the manufacturing processes, making it easier to control specific CQAs and minimising the incidence of deviations or out-of-specification (OOS) excursions.
To identify the most appropriate ways to gain informed consent, maximise recruitment, follow-up and effective completion of questionnaires while minimising drop out by offenders.
The second alternative hinges on the ambush hypothesis [ 23], the idea that selection favours out-of-frame stop codons to minimise the cost of translational frameshift errors.
As done by Selvadurai (2006), additional pieces of rubber were glued to the grip-contact area of the rubber specimens to minimise pull out from the grips.
An evidence-based out-of hospital spinal clearance algorithm would minimise the unnecessary hospitalisation of low risk spinal patients.
With a $35 price tag (and just $25 for the forthcoming Model A Pi) components have to be bought at the right price but also the right quality — since manufacturing defects also have to be minimised and squeezed out of the production process till they're barely ever there.
The shape of the skin is optimised by minimising the in-plane stiffness and weight of the skin and maximising its flexural out-of-plane stiffness.
To evaluate the costs and benefits to women, we asked group facilitators to give questionnaires to all women attending breastfeeding groups (intervention) and postnatal groups (control) during three separate one week periods throughout the trial, covering different times of year, and spaced out to minimise the risk of including women more than once.
