Sentence examples for minimising mistakes from inspiring English sources

Reducing avoidable harm could save the NHS up to £2.5bn a year, minimising mistakes in medication prescribed to patients another £551m and tackling the £150m wasted on unused drugs would also help, Hunt believes.

Its nuclear posture includes, he believes, separation of warheads from launchers to minimise mistakes and a response time calibrated to avoid panic reaction.

Leicester had talked during the week about the need to minimise mistakes but the match was 60 seconds old when Mathew Tait's kick from near the halfway line went too far and gave Clermont a scrum.

Young had talked in the week about the need to minimise mistakes against Saracens but when Jimmy Gopperth received a poor pass after the kick-off he went ahead with his plan of kicking downfield only to find the hands of Billy Vunipola.

Adverse events and the decision to start, modify or interrupt a second-line regimen should ideally be managed by a team of experts (e.g. "Consilium" or similar body) and not by individual physicians, in order to minimise mistakes and share responsibilities as well as share experience and expertise.

You need a balance between intense work and considered thought so that we can minimise the mistakes and execute our skills at the highest level.

Clock mismanagement was the main talking point in the Giants' loss to the Cowboys last week, yet this week it was their inability to minimise their mistakes.

"We have to stay focused, try to minimise our mistakes and try to play to our strengths".

"I didn't get into too much trouble and I minimised the mistakes," said Donald, who won the Dunlop Phoenix tournament in Japan last week.

To minimise such mistakes, very few clones must be studied in a given specimen, impeding the study of generation, integration and relationship of multiple clones.

If he did nothing wrong, I hope they can minimise the mistake and let him play the quarter-final.