Therefore, surveillance cannot just be maximised to minimise intervention costs.
In the attempt to minimise intervention in labour, there has been increased interest in assessing progress through non-invasive means.
CRTs are frequently used in health research to minimise intervention arm contamination, or to assess interventions that can only be carried out at a cluster (eg, physician, centre) level. 1 2 Cluster-level allocation generates several issues for statistical analysis.
17 We excluded those patients who tested positive for HIV-2, were severely ill (Karnofsky score <70), expressed inability to attend all study visits, had no mobile phone network in their area of residence, or had another member of their household already recruited into the same study (to minimise intervention "contamination").
The accurate use of non-destructive measurements, considering their crucial aspects and limitations, enables reliable results to be obtained, thereby increasing the potential to minimise interventions and prolong the service life of buildings as a part of sustainable development.
Intervention-free synthesis is about sequencing catalytic reactions and minimising human intervention (increasing process efficiency).
In cancer research, it has played a key role in advancing techniques of major diagnostic importance, minimising human intervention and providing vital clinical information.
The combination of such advantageous features resulted in simple, compact, versatile, fast, low-cost analytical procedures, exhibiting low reagent and low sample consumption, reducing the production of undesirable wastes and minimising operator intervention.
The Tunku government preferred laissez-faire policies, minimising economic intervention.
