Sentence examples for conducive to avoiding from inspiring English sources

The rear tires were the circuit breaker of the system, the place where excess energy could be dissipated in a manner conducive to avoiding warranty claims.

The same may be true of BMI gain, although notably, this association is consistent with research suggesting that conditions in more-deprived neighborhoods are not conducive to avoiding gain (2, 4, 35– 35).

Even when general health is optimized and diabetes self-care is conscientious, adolescents may still experience diabetes-related health events like hypoglycemia, or they may sustain higher HbA1c levels than are conducive to avoiding long-term complications of the disease.

But China - North Korea's main ally - says any UN response should be "conducive to peace" and avoid escalating tensions.

Analytic meditation to cause us to feel regret is very conducive to making the vow to avoid non-virtuous actions in the future, whereas feeling remorse can easily trap us in self-loathing.

Horticultural traits associated with resistance QTL may be related causally to the resistance, for example, traits such as plant height, lodging resistance, and canopy density that affect a plant's ability to avoid environmental conditions conducive to infection.

In order to avoid a default the country really needs to stimulate growth and this severe medicine its taking is not conducive to kick starting the economy.

We also believe that ACASI provides an environment more conducive to truthful reporting, that may help prospective volunteers avoid overstating their risk (e.g. anal sex, transactional sex).

And by not presenting "Negative" status information, we avoid facilitating risky assumptions, or fostering an environment conducive to HIV stigma.

This possibility is not conducive to a healthy democracy, and therefore we argue that broadcasters should avoid the simultaneous presentation of average response data with televised election debates.

This mixture of functions avoids the traditional segregation into status groups that is no longer conducive to a modern workplace.