Sentence examples for prospect of minimizing from inspiring English sources

The use of animal models has the prospect of minimizing some of the profound genetic and environmental variability often encountered in human proteome studies where unbiased control samples are often difficult to obtain [16].

Moreover, such renewable fuels offer the prospect of minimizing increases in atmospheric CO2 by recycling carbon from the atmosphere back into a viable liquid fuel (or perhaps eventually sequestering it entirely).

There are many ways of minimizing risk.

Americans try "to eliminate risk instead of minimize it".

ST. LOUIS — Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. admonished Democrats on Friday to shake away their pessimism about the fall elections, arguing that the prospect of historic losses would be minimized because the Republican Party has been overtaken by extreme candidates and stale ideas.

To minimize the prospect of sharp disagreements at the conference, a tight agenda was adopted: creating universal practices for baptisms and confirmations, discussing the canonization of victims of the 1915 Armenian genocide in recognition of the 100th anniversary, and planning another conference next year.

This makes possible a variety of analog circuit design approaches that use Si technology, beyond this, there is the prospect of both complementary logic circuits that minimize static power dissipation and complementary push pull microwave power amplifiers that have excellent efficiency and good linearity.

Mr. Barhoum conceded that some of the released prisoners might be deported, but claimed that deportations would be "minimized" and held out the prospect of some deportees eventually returning to their homes.

Dr. Bianchi is now most excited by the prospect of treating a Down syndrome fetus before birth to minimize the disorder's neurological effects.

Last year, Mr. DeMarco testified that the executive compensation plans at Fannie and Freddie were designed to achieve the goals of the conservatorship and "align executive decision-making with the long-term financial prospects of the enterprises, and minimize costs to the taxpayer".

Future studies in which subjects are identified through established registries such as the Autism Treatment Network (2010) or that developed by the CHARGE study (Hertz-Picciotto et al. 2006) will minimize prospects of this concern.