Sentence examples for minimising effects of from inspiring English sources
21 Early feeding has been shown to reduce morbidity and mortality, 22 possibly by minimising effects of hypercatabolism on respiratory and other muscles.
The government-dominated electoral authority redrew constituency boundaries this month, with the effect of minimising potential opposition gains.
Protocols used for the treatment of childhood cancer are continually developing with new drugs and new combinations of drugs proving successful, and these must balance achieving a cure and minimising side effects.
16 The reduced dose regimens, although minimising side effects, yield substantially lower clinical responses than the high-dose protocol and are not considered effective treatment of metastatic renal cell carcinoma.
Study eligibility was not limited to new immigrants, potentially minimising intervention effect but allowing for consideration of ethnicity and migration influences.
The normalisation term on the denominator of (18) alters the trade-off between fitting (β(t)− δ(t)) to the observed Δ Y and minimising (β(t)+ δ(t)), reducing the effect of this bias.
In addition, men in the intervention arm of the trial were uniformly screened for prostate cancer, therefore minimising misclassification of the outcome.
To evaluate the effectiveness of NT in reducing pain and minimising use of analgesics in patients.
The poorest performing probation trust was Kent, which scored 64% for minimising risk of harm, 62% in reducing likelihood of reoffending and 69% for enforcement and compliance.
"It's not about unduly limiting access to humane and proper healthcare, but we do need to balance that minimising risk of harm," she said.
These resulted in optimised anatomical representations, increasing the performance of the HoloLens application while minimising loss of model precision.
