Sentence examples for rate minimized from inspiring English sources
A careful control of the photoconversion rate minimized the background signal due to out-of-focus activated molecules, and we could thus follow the motion of individual proteins freely diffusing within the nuclear volume.
We tested a range of locus (100 to 1000 bp) and genotype thresholds (1 to 120%) and selected the pair of values that simultaneously minimized the mismatch error rate, minimized the probability of misscoring a presence allele (ε1.0 error rate), and maximized the number of loci retained.
The 30% catch trial rate minimized subjects' anticipation of a partial trial, while maintaining a sufficient frequency of "whole" trials to allow proper estimation of the BOLD response.
Compared to conventional form of dosage, micro- and nanomaterial-based drug delivery systems have many advantages, such as reduced release rate, minimized harmful side effects and improved therapeutic efficiency [7, 14, 15].
Sampling from the EL has several advantages compared to arterial puncture such as reduced complication rate, minimized invasiveness and better patient tolerance.
More precisely, authors of [10] propose a GA for achieving the optimal transmission with respect to QoS goals (minimization of the bit-error rate, minimizing of power consumption, maximization of the throughput, etc).
To improve the sampling rate, minimize the reagent consumption and generated wastes, an on-line configuration was designed.
Depending on the awaited quality of service, the CR can identify several criteria to optimize, such as, minimizing the bit error rate, minimizing energy consumption, maximizing spectral efficiency, etc.
First, the population-based study design and the high participation rate minimize potential selection bias.
Studies on stallion fertility often use the parameter of first cycle pregnancy rate, minimizing the effect of mares and management that might negatively affect fertility [ 9].
The strengths of this study include the population-based, case-control study design and a relatively high response rate, minimizing the potential for selection bias.
