Sentence examples for modified to minimise from inspiring English sources

A variety of radiofrequency resonators were constructed and incorporated into a new gradient and field offset coil assembly, while the overall system design was modified to minimise microphonic noise which was present in an earlier prototype system.

The model is constructed around a generalised version of the mineral-weathering submodel of PROFILE, modified to minimise the need for site-specific data and to optimise performance for long-term change.

Conceptual translations of PRAME genes and pseudogenes were aligned using CLUSTAL W [ 48] and then modified to minimise gaps (see Additional files 1, 2, 3).

Culture conditions for cells were modified to minimise variation of nutrients and to allow normal survival levels after 24 h of hypoxic exposure.

If Hep could be modified to minimise its anti-coagulant property and to enhance its activities to inhibit tumour growth and metastasis, then such a modified Hep would be a very useful drug in treating malignant diseases.

While acknowledging that further studies on larger patient groups are required, these cytokines may be considered as potential prognostic markers or potentially be modified to minimise the adverse effects of S. aureus infection in vulnerable patients.

For example, inflammatory arthritis (such as RA, ankylosing spondylitis, psoriatic arthritis, juvenile idiopathic arthritis/JRA) requires early referral to speciality rheumatology clinics and early intervention with disease modifying agents to minimise the burden of pain and disability.

While our experience would support these barriers and while morbidity data extracted from clinical records will inevitably be determined by clinical record keeping, we suggest that adopting a study instrument that is already being used in primary care [ 26] and modifying this to minimise inter-observer variation, can yield consistent data across practices.

These assessments will be combined to minimise handling and modified to remove items unsuitable for administration at this age.

The index may also be used as a management tool for evaluating certain aspects which may need to be modified in order to minimise their allergenic impact, including the presence of single-species stands, hedges, and tree screens, and the prevalence of male trees.

The sampling plan can then be modified in order to minimise these types of errors.