Sentence examples for term minimal from inspiring English sources
But the term "minimal," while almost universally used to describe contemporary Teutonic house and techno, has become so vague as to be almost meaningless.
We suggest alternative non-ambiguous definitions of the MED and MTD which we term 'Minimal Effective Bifurcating Dose' (MEBD) or 'Minimal Tolerable Bifurcating Dose' (MTBD) respectively which are the doses that result in a bifurcation in the phase space allowing the biological responses to occur (Fig. 6).
In fact the term "minimal regulatory burden" or a variant thereof is a key theme throughout the document.
We will use the term minimal network virtualization for the three aforementioned limitations in the monolithic IaaS cloud.
In the abstract, we use the term "minimal" for the role of PPC, which seems close in spirit to "subtle".
Vitali, M. et al. Wide-Field Multi-Parameter FLIM: Long-Term Minimal Invasive Observation of Proteins in Living Cells.
Paul Ramsey reports that during the deliberations of the National Commission on pediatric research, members often used the terms minimal and negligible risks in a way which seemed to imply that they were willing to allow minimal risk research, even with children, on the grounds that it poses no chance of serious harm (Ramsey 1978).
I am very familiar with TFA and believe that its short-term, minimal training of teachers undermines teacher quality and harms children who too often get an inadequate education with its teachers.
We investigated the multifactorial effects of long-term minimal peroxide exposure upon SH-SY5Y neural cells to understand how they respond to the continued presence of oxidative stressors.
Since this report, a multitude of studies have investigated the impact of dart biopsying on cetaceans (e.g. [8], [9], [10]), and all concluded that this method results only in short-term minimal disturbance to the animals involved.
Hence, this list of genes identified by data mining is termed minimal transcriptome (i. e., the set of genes expressed by every cell), which represents genes constitutively expressed.
