Sentence examples for minimizing intrusion from inspiring English sources

Health care providers might want to consider setting aside time for a dialogue with the older adult to talk about his or her experiences of home in order to give as much attention to minimizing intrusion as to maximizing care.

The wind industry must minimize intrusion.

Purified argon was used to minimize intrusion of carbonate into the solutions and measurement systems in the case of the electrokinetic experiments.

A hybrid module (fiber packing density = 61.5%, surface area = 1.07 m2) obtained by winding a rigid spacer (thickness = 1 mm, opening = 7 mm × 7 mm) on the surface of a module originally containing a flexible thin spacer (opening = 1 mm × 1 mm) exhibited the optimum rigidity so as to minimize intrusion of sludge while simultaneously allowing washout of the small amount of sludge trapped within it.

To minimize intrusion and ensure confidentiality, and to facilitate participation of all physicians, we did not tape-record or film the consultations.

Additional effort needs to be made to understand the older adult's experience of home within home health care in order to minimize intrusion and maximize care.

But more testing can be done by the vendors and the users, and configurations can be developed to minimize intrusions.

This is particularly important to note as it relates to expert players – while game development team members may be able to tolerate and work-around mechanical issues, for expert players we want to minimize intrusions into the role-playing experience.

Second, N. caudopunctatus pairs construct nesting caves with very narrow entrances to minimize intrusions by predators and conspecifics.

Main advantages of the OPTED are the insertion of one applicator rather than two or more (thus minimizing tissue intrusion, for instance, in the nervous system), the ability to reach tumors beyond capabilities of conventional surgery and the minimization of electric current circulation through the treated organ.

Secondary data analysis is now a frequently used methodology in health research as it maximises the use of existing data and minimizes intrusion and "research fatigue" for research participants [ 41, 42].