Sentence examples for strategy for minimising from inspiring English sources

The strategy for minimising the flicker noise in the folded-cascode amplifier topology is presented and the inter-relationship of design parameters for optimum design is described.

One strategy for minimising corrosive attack on carbon steel involves the application of hybrid coatings rich in rare earths, on the basis of their low toxicity and environmental sustainability.

In this letter, we demonstrate a strategy for minimising FIB-induced effects on plasmonic crystal transmission on semiconductor surfaces.

Type 1 processing is a useful and frequent technique used in radiological interpretation by experienced radiologists, and rather than eliminating it and its inherent biases, the best strategy for minimising these biases may be learning deliberate type 2 forcing strategies to override type 1 thinking where appropriate [43].

Even though effective mental health promotion is a useful strategy for minimising the impact of mental illness, it remains essential that affordable, accessible, appropriate treatments are available and that reliable systems of referral are established for people with serious mental illness that cannot be managed at the PHC level.

Some authors argue that vulnerable individuals can, in a sense, choose to overlook potential failings of the healthcare system [ 60] or in similar vein, choose to depend on the system [ 30, 63] as a strategy for minimising anxiety and managing vulnerability.

We need to think about longer-term strategies for minimising it".

These outcomes should be taken into account when designing strategies for minimising copper toxicity in intensively fed lambs.

Two strategies for minimising the contact surface unevenness are then proposed (1) grinding of the surfaces of the blocks and (2) embedding a packing material between the surfaces.

Consequently, this paper outlines the current state of the art for SBFSEM examining in detail how damage is introduced during slicing and highlighting strategies for minimising such damage.

This paper reviews the processes of perception and error generation and possible strategies for minimising them.