From now on, noble metal nanoparticles (NPs) are considered as an unavoidable family of catalysts, at the border between heterogeneous bulk materials and molecular complexes.
For straining mechanism, we employed the "self-actuation" technique that exploits the very large residual stress and thus obviates the need for any external means for actuation such as piezo drive, thermal actuator etc. Residual stress, which develops in the silicon nitride film during deposition, is generally considered as an unavoidable problematic feature in the deposition process.
Geotechnical earthquake engineering may generally be considered as an "imprecise" scientific area due to the unavoidable uncertainties and the simplifications adopted during the design process of geostructures.
For ages the "good death" reflected the community's religious beliefs, and the suffering of the dying person was considered mostly as an unavoidable aspect of the dying process.
This situation (referred to as unavoidable misdetection) possibly occurs due to the periodic sensing, but has not been considered as a misdetection in the literature.
However, it is possible that Ishiguro's result may be a false positive due to population stratification, which is considered as unavoidable in such case-control association design studies.
Even though United Nation announced that all persons with a mental illness shall be treated with humanity and respect for the inherent dignity of the human being, up to now, the use of coercion (physical restrain) is still considered as unavoidable in managing abnormal behavior of psychiatric patients.
Even though United Nation announced that all persons with a mental illness shall be treated with humanity and respect for the inherent dignity of the human person (United Nations General Assembly 2008); up to now, the use of coercion is occasionally considered as unavoidable in managing aggressive behavior.
However, all FPS were considered as they are unavoidable standards for the accreditation visit.
Some of these delays could be considered as unavoidable (perhaps due to the complexity of the disease and the limitations of tests), but some, especially those related to health service failures, are clearly avoidable.
Aggressive treatment of paediatric oncology patients is focused on cure; therefore, side effects, such as fatigue, that result from treatments may be ignored by clinicians (Hockenberry-Eaton and Hinds, 2000) or considered as unavoidable symptoms that need to be endured (Gibson et al, 2005).
