The phrase "minimize the drawbacks" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to reduce or decrease the negative or unfavorable aspects or consequences of something. Example: In order to improve employee satisfaction, the company needs to take steps to minimize the drawbacks of its current work schedule, such as long shifts and unpredictable breaks.
They inherit the strengths of the different sensor channels, and minimize the drawbacks typical of the single separate channels.
To further minimize the drawbacks of the above-mentioned methods, recently developed techniques have been based on supervised classification [4, 14 16] and graph interaction models [17].
Thus, it can be concluded that 40 60% of silanes can be substituted by EBR which can minimize the drawbacks associated while using only silane as a compatibilizer.
Combining the advantages of in vivo and in vitro techniques can minimize the drawbacks of the techniques as stand-alone approaches and finally provide reliable sigma factor promoter assignment.
The results observed with EBR-compatibilized samples revealed that EBR has a potential to be an effective compatibilizer which eventually could minimize the drawbacks associated while using commercial silane as a compatibilizer at the industrial scale.
To minimize the drawbacks of the inclined belt, it sloped outward from the keel, then back in towards the armored deck.
Improving the detection performance of such a technique and minimizing the drawbacks due to the high channel collision are the main goals of this work.
Recently, multihop cellular networks (MCNs) were proposed to preserve the advantages of traditional single-hop cellular networks with multihop ad hoc relaying networks, while minimizing the drawbacks that they involved.
Pre-existing sequences support the assembly of 454 reads into contigs, thereby minimizing the drawback of short average read length (100 200 bp) produced by the pyrosequencing technology.
Multimodality imaging approaches may minimize the potential drawbacks of using each imaging modality alone and a tailored combination of 2 or more techniques may be the best approach for a given experiment.
Multimodality molecular imaging combined of two or more modalities offers the possibility to minimize the potential drawbacks of using each imaging modality alone, to integrate modality-specific strengths, and to gain a more complete picture of graft behavior.
