Sentence examples for avoidance of problems from inspiring English sources

Fears can lead to the avoidance of problems rather than their resolution.

The F.T.Q. is a 25-item, specially designed tool consisting of five areas: (1) Uncertainty about the Future (e.g., 'the future is increasingly uncertain'); (2) Avoidance of Problems; (3) Tendency towards Persistence; (4) Helplessness Attitude; and (5) Fantasy of Resolution.

Other reasons for preferring trastuzumab SC were less pain or discomfort and fewer side effects, the avoidance of problems associated with IV treatment (ie, venous access), and convenience.

This technology has several advantages over current quantitative immunoassays including its relative simplicity, its avoidance of problems associated with E. coli-produced antigens and its use of antigens that can carry mammalian or disease-specific post-translational modifications.

Individuals reporting higher proportion of concerns related to drug and alcohol use tend to report greater motivation for prevention and avoidance of problems (r =.30) as well as orientation toward achievement (r =.50) and problem solving (r =.30).

Patients reported an average of 10 personal goals, reflecting motivational themes of achievement, problem solving, avoidance of problems, maintaining desired circumstances, letting go of roles and responsibilities, acceptance of undesirable situations, and attaining milestones.

On 28 October, an agreement was announced, and a hotline telephone was installed on the desks of Kennedy and Khrushchev, with a view to avoidance of such problems ever again.

Each mode, however, is characterized not only by its finalis but also by a unique recitation tone, tenor or confinalis the upper fifth for authentic modes and the third for plagal (except where other considerations, such as the avoidance of intonation problems, prevail).

Thus, future work needs to focus on avoidance of potential problems and consideration of specific adaptations.

No specific strategy currently exists for the avoidance of potential problems relating to knowledge views and academic backgrounds.

An application of this work extends from finite to infinite dimensions the results of Von Neumann and Wigner in finite dimensions on the avoidance of intersection problems in physics.