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In APs undergoing proliferative division (Tis21 GFP–), these apical/basal astrals at relatively high abundance minimize deviations in spindle orientation, thereby maintaining the canonical cleavage orientation, perpendicular to the apical (ventricular) surface, and thus favouring symmetric proliferative divisions.
The positioning of each implant was enabled with a 5-mm outer diameter metal drill sleeve (Nobel Guide, Nobel Biocare Holding AG, Zürich-Flughafen, Switzerland; Fig. 5a) as drill sleeves minimize deviation in drill position.
These parameters have been evaluated by minimizing deviations in saturated liquid densities while simultaneously satisfying the equality of fugacities along the saturation curve.
Öncü Hazır (2014) presented a mathematical model to support project managers from a wide range of industries in scheduling activities to minimize deviations from project goals.
To minimize deviations from the ideal, this function is reduced.
Many real world decision-making problems need to accomplish many objectives: minimize cost, maximize reliability, minimize deviations from desire levels, minimize risk, etc.
For regressions and all other parametric tests we used transformed data to minimize deviations from normality.
Furthermore, it echoes recent perspectives on sequence learning that "minimize deviations from the desired state, that is, to minimize disturbances of the homeostasis of the feedback loop".
In numerous fields information technology has been applied to work flow processes to minimize deviations from planned procedures [ 43, 44].
The underlying algorithms attempt to minimize deviations from Hardy Weinberg and linkage disequilibria.
Traditionally, educational and training programs have been developed linearly through a process in which they are designed, tested, and implemented using manualized protocols to minimize deviations from the original model and with little consideration for the implementation context [ 9, 10].
