Sentence examples for minimising the influence from inspiring English sources

Despite showing the greatest variation in iron ion distribution (Table 2), the c1 and p1 substitute textiles were chosen to be aged as they were dyed with the highest purity and most essential reagents (iron ions and tannic acids) only, thus minimising the influence of impurities.

The extensive spatial scale of plantations and second-growth in our study area enabled us to implement a robust replicated design, with survey plots approximately two to three orders of magnitude larger than most previous studies of land-use change in the tropics, thus minimising the influence of the surrounding landscape.

Finally, our cohort was younger than in comparable studies, minimising the influence of age on the outcomes.

This enabled participants to be able to freely speak about perceptions minimising the influence of dominance from clinicians of higher seniority or from other specialisations.

However, the definition of the clinically significant bleeding events was made clear, minimising the influence by the person who evaluated the individual event.

Therefore, the added advantage to using ultrasound-driven microbubbles to perturb endothelial cells is its disposition to be locally targeted, thereby minimising the influence on other biochemical pathways found in distant physiological processes.

To minimise the influence of outliers in the list, the highest score awarded to a player was then deducted to give a final score.

In the absence of incontrovertible scientific data, it will be hard to minimise the influence of lobbying and special pleading from either side of the argument.

While the results might inform diplomacy with autocracies, it should be clear that efforts to minimise the influence of the autocrat, either through diplomatic means or assassination, are rarely going to be antiseptic.

Asked whether his death would have a detrimental impact on the investigation the spokeswoman replied: "Our strength resides in our ability to minimise the influence of such a regretful event on our investigation".

The psychological-warfare unit of America's occupation government in Germany and Austria worked to minimise the influence of tainted composers, such as Richard Strauss, who had unwisely thanked God when Hitler came to power: "Finally, a Reich chancellor who is interested in art!"Sibelius's "Finlandia" was banned, in case it rekindled feelings of Nordic supremacy.