Sentence examples for avoiding the inclusion from inspiring English sources

By ingenious cross-references, entries are linked with other entries under which further information can be found, thus avoiding the inclusion of an index.

Data are chosen based on producing an azimuthally balanced data set, while avoiding the inclusion of data with small signal-to-noise ratios.

Seven fault gouge samples were cut into approximately 1-cm-square fragments with an ultrasonic cutter from incohesive grayish gouge, avoiding the inclusion of magnetic blackish gouges.

To delineate the single-voxel or region of interest (ROI), an elongated PRESS box was located in each hemispheres along the calcarine sulcus as far to the back of the occipital pole and the midline of the brain as possible while avoiding the inclusion of fat and vasculature (figure 1).

This procedure was applied for avoiding the inclusion of highly correlated variables into one model.

The other approaching was to use cases with at least 30% sites of the mouth affected by chronic periodontitis, hence avoiding the inclusion of less severe cases.

Additionally, the method can avoid the inclusion of FBS in the cryoprotectant solution, which is undesirable if the cells are planned for clinical application.

However, the use of these systems usually requires the adoption of a high threshold value to avoid the inclusion of impostor patterns into the genuine biometric reference.

The editor, Fernão Rodrigues Lobo Soropita, had exercised scrupulous care in collecting the poems from manuscript songbooks, but even so he could not avoid the inclusion of some apocryphal poems.

This omission can be explained by the fact that the polysomnographic recordings obtained during the first night of a study are generally excluded from the analysis in order to avoid the inclusion of the first-night effect.

Therefore, one fundamental goal in conservation planning is to arrive at nature reserve designs that protect the most valuable lands for conservation, and avoid the inclusion of tracts of land valuable for other stakeholders.