Sentence examples for minimized further from inspiring English sources

Sustainable biorefinery processes have a high potential for commercialisation; however, the processing costs need to be minimized further for the process to become economically feasible.

Hence, livestock losses could be minimized further if the number of scrub cattle could be reduced through animal stock improvement programmes such as promotion of high-yielding breeds (Katel et al. 2015) through breeding bull supply and artificial insemination.

Double-lumen tubes with fixed carinal hooks facilitated proper placement and minimized further tube advancement during positioning.

Subsequently, the number of animals required to complete a given study is minimized, further ensuring the most efficient use of such a precious experimental animal.

The insignificant difference found between the oxygraph methods for the oligomycin-insensitive, uncoupled, and succinate-driven rates, where the possibility of biological differences between the suspension and spun-down synaptosomes is minimized, further validates the V C value determined above.

A Delta spokesman, Russ Williams, said the airline would reduce the number of seats it offers by 2.7percentt during the first quarter to minimize further disruptions.

After months of making the most of the authority we already had, we asked Congress for a comprehensive rescue package so we could stabilize our financial system and minimize further damage to our economy.

The case will go to the Supreme Court, and lawyers for the Zimbabwe Lawyers for Human Rights say they will try to speed the process up to "minimize further infringements on Bennett's constitutional right to liberty".

The idea is to give investors a chance to make money and to get illiquid markets moving and help increase asset prices toward the levels that banks are holding them, thereby minimizing further losses if they offload them.

The other imperatives are to minimize further damage to fish, wildlife and the shoreline and compensate those who have been hurt.

"It is a debate about which tools, at the margin, better balance two goals: maximizing assistance to several hundred thousand homeowners while minimizing further cost to all other homeowners and taxpayers".