Sentence examples for minimising the reduction from inspiring English sources

This paper considers the development of autonomic self-healing within a carbon fibre-reinforced polymer (CFRP), and demonstrates the significant strength recovery (>90%) possible when a resin filled hollow glass fibre system is distributed at specific interfaces within a laminate, minimising the reduction in mechanical properties whilst maximising the efficiency of the healing event.

"We have done everything we can to minimise the reduction in our farm-gate milk price but we must now reflect the substantially lower returns from the markets which we serve".

This project focused on the development of simple solutions for box culverts, with the aim to maximise slow flow regions suitable for small-bodied fish passage and to minimise the reduction in discharge capacity.

The results of this study suggest that early and intensive nutrition support help minimise the reduction in global QoL and physical function that generally accompanies radiotherapy.

It minimised the reductions of timber supply within a range of ∼10% while reducing the negative impact of cumulative disturbances caused by fire and logging on caribou.

Item reduction (ie, minimising the set of variables while still accounting for most of the variance) is one of the key goals of PCA.

Advantages with this method include the increase in trial numbers, so individual object effects can be minimised, and the reduction in any unwanted distraction between trials.

First, it provides both angular and axial stability, which eliminates the need for exact plate contouring and thereby minimising the risk of primary loss of reduction.

As a general principle immortalization by overexpression of hTERT only, minimises the reduction in functionality [ 12].

Most animals are killed (painlessly) when the research they are being used for is finished.The experimenters even have their own regulator, charged with minimising the future use of animals via the "three Rs"—reduction, refinement and replacement.

"We are all committed to minimising the impact of these changes on staff and will be looking at opportunities to achieve the staff reductions through redeployment and natural wastage.