Sentence examples for problems can be minimised from inspiring English sources

Whilst many of these problems can be minimised or avoided this often results in a complex and inflexible analysis system.

"We would stress once again that problems can be minimised by not feeding the boar; feeding them leads them to seek out human contact, which increases the risk of conflict with people".

Intervention studies indicate that mental health problems during the perinatal period can be minimised if women and families engage in appropriate service (Armstrong et al. 2002; Kemp et al. 2011; Shaw et al. 2006).

"Match-fixing is a cross-border, multi-national, problem; it cannot be eliminated but it can be minimised".

The problems of over- and under-supply created by this intermittency can be minimised by spreading wind turbines over a broad geographical area, and by mixing them with other intermittent renewables, such as wave and solar PV.

But that, too, can be minimised.

They can be minimised by constructive measures.

Short-circuiting can be minimised by optimising the electric field.

Errors, whether systematic or human, will never be eliminated, but they can be minimised.

The better, cheaper prospects where fugitive emissions can be minimised will be favoured".

However, these can be minimised by controlling the buffer layer thickness.