Sentence examples for strive to minimise from inspiring English sources
In addition, national requirements strive to minimise the risk of having Salmonella in the animal feed chain and to maintain the present situation of low Salmonella contamination [ 11].
This information can lead to evidence informed practice as nurses' share their practices and strive to minimise the numbers of adverse patient events.
Recent childhood urinary tract infection (UTI) guidelines presume that few kidney defects can be prevented, and strive to minimise renal tract imaging.
Current initiatives to implement sustainable and integrated models of care for eating disorders should strive to minimise the economic impact of treatment on families.
It is essential that while continuing to ensure positive clinical outcomes in patients being treated with cytotoxic anticancer drugs such as carboplatin, we also strive to minimise the side-effects of treatment.
A heuristic method, based on the strive to minimise production waste combined with production rules, was worked out.
Neither side has ever shown much respect for democracy, and both have striven to minimise the share of power allotted to unarmed civilians in the transitional government.
The latter is always striving to settle by crucial tests the nature of the fundamental things; the former strives to minimise the successes obtained by showing how wide a nature of things is compatible with all experimental results.
But for PCs aimed at the mass market, fancy cooling systems will make desktop machines too expensive and laptops too bulky.So designers are now striving to minimise the power consumption of their chips, with speed as an ancillary consideration.
The inevitability of imperfection is explained, while the importance of striving to minimise such imperfection is emphasised.
This might be the manifestation of a structural organisation principle, which strives to minimise the potential of metabolic deficiencies in central nodes, which are part of a rather sequential connection architecture.
