Sentence examples for avoid any concerns from inspiring English sources
In fact, Sitrick wrote, "to avoid any concerns or perceptual issues in the future," IMG's lawyers are putting together a rigorous compliance program restricting and prohibiting wagering.
Insurers strive to be comfortably above any government threshold to avoid any concerns and to maintain the confidence of credit-rating firms.
To avoid any concerns regarding potential division by zero, the values for the weekly adjusted incidence data were all increased by one [16].
By avoiding meat from large-scale producers, she can avoid any concern about mad cow disease and help smaller ranches survive.
Thus, TD-198946 is a promising candidate for cell-based cartilage reconstruction therapies, enabling us to avoid any concern surrounding the use of scaffolds or cytokines to stimulate regeneration.
"By lagging the P.B.A. members, we avoid any concern with regard to the reduction of police on the streets or the reduction of safety on the streets," he said.
Microsoft had said in October that it was considering modest changes that would let Web developers who use Internet Explorer technology avoid any concern of infringing a University of California patent licensed to Eolas Technologies.
To avoid any concern of partial vinculin activity in the existing Vinculin mutant [ 25], we generated a deletion removing all of the Vinculin coding sequence, ΔVinc, which is viable and does not cause any visible phenotype in the adult.
SNPs occurring in repetitive elements including transposases, PE/PPE/PGRS genes, and phiRV1 members (273 genes, 10% of genome) (genes listed in reference [ 19]) were excluded to avoid any concern about inaccuracies in the read alignment in those portions of the genome.
That's a good way to avoid any privacy concerns, but makes the service a bit less convenient, and Daines says he's thinking about adding brokerage integration.
It is understood that HP decided to file a claim to avoid any issues concerning possible statutes of limitations – the deadline by which a plaintiff must launch legal action or abandon a claim.
