Sentence examples for avoidance of possible from inspiring English sources

A physical therapist examined posture and muscle function and instructed patients in active exercises and in the identification and avoidance of possible muscular stress factors.

This regulation is strongly driven by the precautionary principle, which dictates avoidance of possible (unknown) harm.

This method allowed the avoidance of possible tissue detachment and antigen loss.

However, a limitation of the total information values as described would result in the avoidance of possible gaps, which means positions of low total information.

This includes rapid and effective alleviation of symptoms as well as avoidance of possible complications and repeated interventions, thus improving or maintaining patients' quality of life.

Avoidance of possible artefactual changes in tissue eicosanoid levels ex vivo will only be possible with other techniques such as MALDI-MS for measurement of PG distribution in frozen tissue sections [ 41].

Another possible factor driving the rise of CS rates in China could be doctors' avoidance of potential practice risks.

One newspaper reviewer wrote of the latter that it has "the kind of musicality, panache and avoidance of stunts only possible with 100% genuine talent".

The second was 'reframing' the problem into two understandable aims: (a) resolution of pain, by initial disimpaction of the bowel if required followed by long term softening of the stools and (b) avoidance of accidents where possible by developing a regular habit of sitting on the toilet.

Important age-related factors, as well as the pharmacokinetics of aripiprazole (eg, longer elimination half-life), dictate the need for conservative dosing; the avoidance of polypharmacy when possible; careful monitoring for the development of adverse events and/or drug interactions; and more careful titration and tapering strategies.

MP is an efficient and cost-effective pretreatment method that meets most of the requirements for industrial applications, such as the formation of reactive cellulosic fiber for enzymatic attack, the avoidance of the formation of possible inhibitors to the fermenting microorganisms and hydrolytic enzymes, reduced energy demand and reduced cost of size reduction of the feedstock.