Sentence examples for minimising reliance from inspiring English sources

In this study, minimising reliance on assumptions, or purely clinical judgement, was considered important for achieving a reliable assessment.

(Martin) Another important therapeutic reason for conducting a structured assessment included teasing out the issues based on assessment not assumptions, thereby minimising reliance on subjective opinion which itself may contain cultural bias.

To minimise reliance on foreign trained physicians and limit the brain drain of physicians in source territories, countries should engage in policies that increase domestic physician supply.

UTV called on 5 Live to "establish clear blue water between itself and commercial sports media outlets by minimising its reliance on studio chat and discussion, particularly about popular sports such as football" (which is a mainstay of TalkSport's output).

Wary of banks, and with pricey credit-card debt to pay off, the microbrewery aims to minimise its reliance on banks.

An ethical committee is the body that evaluates the way animals are used in experiments and attempts to minimise long-term reliance on vivisection.

This "is central to the Conservative tradition, which prefers self-sufficiency to reliance on others, and seeks to minimise the role of the state".

Eighty percent of China's oil goes through the Strait of Malacca; the Kra Canal may reduce shipping costs and reliance on the strait, and also minimise the threat of the blockade of the strait.

The figures highlight the military's increasing reliance on technologies that are regarded as a way of minimising risks to frontline troops.

In an attempt to minimise the measurement error and possible bias that might be associated with the reliance on symptom checklists, Simmons et al [ 28] introduced the use of open-ended questions enquiring about any new medical problems or changes in general health since 1990.

Interviews revealed the nature and extent of patients' reliance on informal carers and, importantly, the diverse adaptive processes used to minimise the interference of morbidity in everyday life.