Sentence examples for avoid overlapping of from inspiring English sources

Meta-analysis and systematic reviews were excluded to avoid overlapping of results with original articles.

To avoid overlapping of the cracked surfaces due to compressive thermal residual stress, the notion of short range force (Macek and Silling, 2007) is newly introduced.

The spacing between domain walls is assumed to be large enough to avoid overlapping of eddy currents and a z-shaped landscape experienced by walls is proposed.

A cylindrical inductive coil inserted inside the tube serves as both the plasma source and grounded electrode to avoid overlapping of the plasma sheath fronts propagating from opposite sides.

A cylindrical inductive coil inserted inside the tube serves as both the plasma source and grounded electrode to avoid overlapping of the two plasma sheath fronts propagating from opposite sides.

To avoid overlapping of the CSIs from different users during the first slot, the pilot signal of is cyclicly shifted by samples relative to the pilot signal of ; as used in MIMO-OFDM systems [18].

Above all it was a religious unit: deme religious calendars, some of the most informative of them published in the 1960s and '70s, show a rich festival life integrated with that of the polis in a careful way so as to avoid overlap of dates.

"The agency also promises to do more to avoid overlap of projects across NIH institutes and with other agencies.

*Primary contact level in this figure is defined as GP only (i.e. those participant with only GP contact without referral) due to illustrative purposes, to avoid overlap of groups and to allow adequate significant testing with χ2 test.

Conventional pulse-echo ultrasonic techniques require sample dimensions large enough to avoid overlap of successive acoustic echoes and, hence, experimental volumes of several cubic millimeters, hardly compatible with experimentation at megabar pressures.

Ca2+ spreading was assessed by analyzing Fura-2 ratios (in 0.8 1 µm wide regions of interest) in 5 and 10 µm linear distances from the site of fusion for events being sufficiently separated in time to avoid overlap of spreading Ca2+ signals from multiple events.