minimization

Examples of minimized

minimized

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

It also served to speed up responding, which presumably would have minimized covert rehearsal.
And the importance of this heedlessness should not be minimized.
The impact of other anticancer modalities can be minimized by making changes in radiation therapy techniques.
By applying half-beam block, the posterior half of the field is blocked off and the volume of lung irradiated is thus minimized.
The physical treadmill configuration thus better minimized disruptions to alternating stepping.
A huge number of copies of a functional group were placed at a specific site and thereafter simultaneously minimized or simulated.
These demands can be minimized if words are positioned so as to permit rapid phrase structure recognition.
The non-linear least squares regression employs an iterative technique which generates the sum of squared residuals to be minimized.
The alternative approach, in which the role of the statistical model is minimized or avoided, can lead to serious misunderstandings.
Many of these ambiguities of usage were devalued and minimized as language became a site of political and cultural contestation in the nationalist period.
And, most important for our purposes, he minimized episodes remembered in the oral tradition that might have been unpleasant for the royal family.
If this is not the case, both cannot be minimized together.
With the use of the controlled delivery system, the number of loops on the pulmonary side can be minimized to less than one.
A repetition effect of type of trial was therefore minimized.
Being effectively omni-directional, disturbance to the pheromone plume would be minimized and trap entry behaviour would not be a barrier to insects approaching the lure.
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