Sentence examples for avoidance of extensive from inspiring English sources

The advantage of the Dor fundoplication is its technical ease due to avoidance of extensive gastric mobilization, and its ability to buttress small mucosal perforations created during myotomy.

The short operation times and the avoidance of extensive coagulation seem to be important too.

Our results were good regarding avoidance of extensive surgery; only 5 feet needed posterior release or postero-medial release.

He routinely updates his website (designed in 1998), posts on Facebook, and tweets about his cannabis-related crimes, thumbing his nose at authorities and popularizing, along the way, the hashtag #NJCAN'TGET12, a reference to his frequent avoidance of conviction through his extensive knowledge of jury nullification.

While Dahl et al. (2013) and Bevanger et al. (2010) reported the same activities inside the wind farm as in the control area, indicating no sign of avoidance response, other studies observed extensive avoidance of wind turbines triggered by visual recognition (Garvin et al. 2011; Hull and Muir 2013).

Increased early activity in the Trondheim CSU has previously been attributed to an increased focus on early intensive rehabilitation, policies, and procedures which promote early mobilisation and avoidance of bed rest, training and extensive involvement of nursing staff in early mobilisation, increased staffing, and a physical environment which encourages activity [ 8].

The advantages of using of SVF include the avoidance of an additional culture period, a reduced risk of extensive cell contamination, and cost-effectiveness.

As already noted, the route of the railroad had to be determined by engineering considerations which could not allow for the extensive detours that the avoidance of land containing minerals would make necessary.

Evidence of extensive glaciation exists.

He showed signs of extensive beatings.

The objective was to examine the relationship between severe levels of fear of falling and avoidance of activity on the one hand, and an extensive range of potential correlates on the other, including socio-demographic, health-related and psychosocial variables.