Sentence examples for avoiding equally from inspiring English sources

Following the methodology used in [42], the rewiring algorithm described in the previous paragraph is applied just to the subset of directed links present in the network, and complemented with the usual rewiring procedure in undirected networks applied independently to the subset of bidirectional links, avoiding equally the formation of multiple and self-connections.

Neutral faces were avoided equally by SMs and HMs in the group with the highest depressive symptomatology.

Telling a physical object where it is in the world is surprisingly difficult — especially when that object is small, and especially when that object is zipping around a race track, avoiding other equally small objects.

However, the twists and turns of the complainants' evidence in this trial, illustrate the need to be vigilant in avoiding the equally dangerous false assumption that sexual assault complainants are always truthful.

For example, in Arabidopsis, the germline-specific RI variant known as HTR10 (a gene-derived name) or AtMGH3 (a prefix of the type we discourage here) [ 42, 65] might be designated 'H3.10' to distinguish it from the ubiquitous RI variant 'H3.3', while avoiding the equally correct but more cumbersome designation 'H3.3.10'H3.3.10

Equally, there are important things you should avoid as a budding sociologist.

This would need to be taken into consideration down the road so as to avoid an equally rapid increase in attrition from the workforce as this large group of trainees that graduate in the next ten years retires or leaves the workforce.

In the meantime, transverse osteotomy equally improved hip function, and is equally safe in avoiding complications as modified osteotomy.

But it avoids an equally hard truth.

In addition to an awareness of the substances that are of benefit during pregnancy, a knowledge of which substances are harmful and should be avoided is equally important.

Abdel Latif Hayeem, who heads the organization that arranged the conference, said that while he hoped war could be avoided, he equally hoped the fatwa would persuade the Kurds to kill any American invaders -- from house to house, street to street and city to city.