Sentence examples for avoid possible confusion from inspiring English sources

Lawyers for the mayoral candidates said the changes for this primary and any runoffs, if they are needed, would limit ballot disputes and help avoid possible confusion.

MDMCs and their management should be distinguished from other types of coasts to avoid possible confusion in the literature.

(We use the term 'induction' to refer to the technology activities, to avoid possible confusion between the technology activities and math lesson activities (described below)).

Note that the term 'biological generation' instead of the commonly used term 'generation' in the GA algorithm discussion, is used to avoid possible confusion with the electrical generation.

To avoid possible confusion, we decided to use CSE, instead of CCFR-E, to refer to the national framework of reference for English to be developed by the NEEA.

The earliest procedure used to prevent smallpox was inoculation (known as variolation after the introduction of smallpox vaccine to avoid possible confusion).

Also, the robust approach assumes use of only upper-case letters - to avoid possible confusions.

To avoid possible confusions, the relationship among the terms used in the study is represented schematically in Figure 4D.

Because of complicated terminology used in the study, we provide an explanatory document in Supporting Information to avoid possible confusions (Text S1).

[Author's response: We have indeed used the words "population" and "community" as synonyms as far as LUCA was concerned but, in order to avoid possible confusions, we agree that the word "community" should prevail.

Using LTV avoids possible confusion regarding what is included in the DP, including the confusion regarding settlement costs noted above.