Sentence examples for avoidance of increased from inspiring English sources

24, 44 Thus, while the preclinical development of insulin detemir originally focused on preserving the receptor-binding profile of human insulin (and the avoidance of increased mitogenic potential will certainly continue to feature in the next generation of insulin analogs), it is possible that future analogs could be designed to have specific modified tissue or receptor actions.

I've no illusions that the primary intent was a concern for our safety, rather than the avoidance of increased scrutiny in the event of civilian casualty.

"The issue of corporate tax avoidance is of increasing concern to consumers, and this will likely lead more investors to look at it alongside all the other sustainability issues they consider when investing.

The avoidance of increases in tissue PCO2 in this model of resuscitated sepsis supports the notion that hypoperfusion, not tissue hypoxia, is the mechanism responsible for the accumulation of CO2 in tissues.

In Bates et al [ 3] and Ammenwerth et al. [ 26] studies, the safety effects have been reported to be mediated through two mechanisms, avoidance of mistakes (increased prescription legibility and possibility to correct misunderstandings) and support for evidence-based prescriptions.

This low level of variability in glucose-lowering effect suggests that IDeg may have utility in treating elderly subjects, where the avoidance of hypoglycaemia is of increased clinical importance.

Some patients may prefer the avoidance of AEs at the cost of increased risk of dying from PC.

Causey and Quinn summarized gripper design guidelines [10] and mentioned the importance of grasped part alignment as well as the importance of part deformation avoidance for increasing reliability.

The role for government in supporting the wider uptake of the management or prevention of mental health conditions, can well be justified when the savings in terms of increased labour force participation and the associated avoidance of taxation revenue loss and increased disability payments outlined in this paper are considered.

Specifically, dominance and the percentage of avoidance increased over time, whereas the number of physical contacts and ink jets decreased (Tables 1, S2 S3; Figs 1 2).

Hence, increasing levels of Partner Support and Other Support significantly reduced the likelihood of having a long PD, whereas increasing levels of Other Avoidance significantly increased the likelihood of having a long PD in female cancer patients.