Sentence examples for avoid the confusion from inspiring English sources

We see how this point could be confusing and to avoid the confusion, we have changed this sentence of the Results section to the following: "We next wondered if extrusion-deficient cells were also more resistant to cell death in response to apoptotic stimuli.

We acknowledge that it would be preferable to avoid the confusion of having separate minimum and living wage rates.

My head was still spinning as I peeked into a garage near Times Square to see how drivers might avoid the confusion of street parking.

The home secretary will be keen to avoid the confusion that delayed the removal of Abu Qatada to Jordan earlier this year.

Following the deaths of the Firefighters Graffagnino and Beddia last summer, the Fire Department announced that it would change the way it inspects buildings under construction or being torn down, to avoid the confusion that contributed.

The swearing-in ceremony was televised, in part to avoid the confusion of 2009 that started a number of conspiracy theories about whether Obama was in fact the president.

This avoids the confusion associated with terminology and translation or differences in opinion for diagnosis of aetiology based on clinical findings.

So how do they avoid the lifelong confusion that plagued Lorenz's geese?

Intermedium, to avoid the frequent confusion with bv.

To avoid this confusion, the CIS-2008 uses the term "child investigations" rather than "investigated children" [ 3].

In this way, it avoids the seeming confusion of the entire article structure.