Sentence examples for be educated to avoid from inspiring English sources

Children must be educated to avoid peanuts and foods containing peanuts.

50 Prior to starting therapy, patients should be educated to avoid exposure to direct sunlight.

They should also be educated to avoid contact with tap water when manipulating contact lenses, to dry hands after washing them with water and soap, or to use antiseptics containing >70% alcohol for hand disinfection before contact lens manipulation.

Citizens must also be educated to avoid eating raw, undercooked snail meat or raw vegetables from regions that may be contaminated with infective mucous trails deposited by these snails (10 ).

241 242 Patients with CD should be educated to avoid cereals and food containing gluten (breakfast cereals, flours, pasta, cakes, biscuits, sauces etc) derived from wheat, barley or rye and food made from gluten-contaminated oats, and encouraged to eat naturally occurring gluten-free foods and alternative sources of starch (corn, rice, potatoes etc).

This altruistic response of the public should be more effectively channeled to other blood-banking facilities outside hospitals where they will not interfere with triage and treatment of casualties, and the media should be educated to avoid directing the public to such futile activity.

We have been educated to avoid the pitfalls of e-commerce pioneers".

Dentists are educated to avoid using lidocaine with adrenaline cartridges for patients with cardiovascular complications, especially with a past history of vasospasm, hypertension, and heart failure; therefore in these patients local anesthetic without adrenaline is used, for example mepivacaine or prilocaine with felypressin, to prevent side effects induced by adrenaline.

Patients undergoing THA need to be educated to strenuously avoid some specific postures especially immediately following surgery.

Nevertheless, owners should be educated to observe, and then avoid or alter, the specific situations in which they see their dog's condition worsen [ 1 ].

I have taken to saying 'I don't know' to things about which I am not well educated, to avoid the cacophony of confusion that too many opinions create.