Sentence examples for and that avoiding from inspiring English sources
While there is controversy as to the optimal tightness of glucose control in critically ill patients, there is agreement that an upper limit to safe glucose levels exists and that avoiding hypoglycemic episodes should be prioritized.
"The consistent message from the available evidence is that approaching families in certain ways arbitrarily prompts a premature refusal, and that avoiding such pitfalls can result – quite legitimately – in improved rates of family consent/authorisation".
The IFS said the total was 300,000 higher than expected by the independent Office for Budget Responsibility and that avoiding such big headcount reductions would require tax increases or deeper cuts in welfare spending.
"President Obama has been clear that Congress should reinstate the assault weapons ban and that avoiding this issue just because it's been politically difficult in the past is not an option," said Matt Lehrich, the spokesman.
Collectively, these results suggest a possible species-specific toxic effect of sucrose on camel embryos, and that avoiding its use either in vitrification or warming solution is critical for establishing an effective protocol.
Another was humanism the view that human beings are of primary importance, and that avoiding harm to human beings is the first moral priority.
Background is determined using tg_d ranges beyond the main profile wings and that avoid cross-dispersed orders (discussed in more detail below).
Dispute system design (DSD) experts recommend processes that emphasize the identification of the disputing parties' interests and that avoid reliance on exertions of power or resort to rights.
Firstly the integration site can be chosen to allow insertion of the transgene into a region of chromatin favourable for expression and that avoids an undesirable insertional mutagenesis.
Projects that had ' capitalised on internal and external expertise' and that avoided being overly complex in terms of objective and implementation were also thought to be more successful.
Ideally the process should also include a dispute resolution mechanism that reduces hostility, is non-adversarial and that avoids 'winners and losers'.
