Sentence examples for avoids implications from inspiring English sources

We use osteonecrosis in this symposium because it is general and avoids implications regarding etiology, which remains unclear).

But Justice David H. Souter suggested that a ruling on that basis would not avoid implications for the voucher question.

In order to avoid implications on the scores, we scored every missing or not applicable response with the mean score of the specific question.

(Please note that we are not asking for new experiments with diseased muscle to be included, just for a clarification of the text and conclusions. ) We have edited the text to avoid implications that our system was validated for studies of diseased muscle.

To gain insight into the molecular mechanism of the increased heart size, we performed microarray expression analysis on E17.5 Snrk WT, HET and KO mouse embryonic hearts, a developmental stage that was close enough to birth to avoid implication associated with neonatal lethality.

Siebert deftly explores the connection between violence against animals and other forms of violence, but he avoids the implications.

The conception of impartiality that tends to be favored by deontologists avoids such implications by refusing to view impartial action simply as a matter of maximizing interests (or some other version of the impersonally determined good).

The words promotion and public relations have wider, vaguer connotations and are often used to avoid the implications of "advertising" or "propaganda".

After the race she gently sidestepped an invitation to say that she had reached her version of Aboriginal "dreamtime", but she was not about to start avoiding the implications of her win.

But as I browsed, I couldnt avoid the implications of the BurnAid First Aid Burn Gel ($3.95 at earthquakestore.com), or of a gas mask with a fullface lens ($179.95 at the Emergency Preparedness Center at areyouprepared.com).

The title "50 Documentaries to See Before You Die" carefully avoids the implication that these were the best 50 ever made, though Mr. Spurlock appears to be making a larger claim when he says on-screen, "These are the 50 documentaries you need to see before you die".