Sentence examples for direction of avoiding from inspiring English sources
I'm writing about "First Reformed" with an intentional allusiveness; I'd rather err in the direction of avoiding spoilers.
Ghassan Khatib, the Palestinian labor minister, said Mr. Sharon's speech was "another step in the direction of avoiding bilateral negotiations and resorting to a unilateral approach".
Generally speaking, the longer the chromosome, the greater the chance of locating NumtS, partly because, as reported below, selection operates in the direction of avoiding NumtS inside genes, so that shorter chromosomes with a higher density of genes are less prone to hosting NumtS.
This comparison of the magnitude and the direction of change avoids the problem of exaggeration of inaccuracies at high values when comparing absolute changes measured by two systems and at low values when comparing relative (percentage) changes.
We note that the position of the object was also changed in the lateral direction to avoid the overlapping of the reconstructed images.
The function of tension rods is combining steel supports into a whole body along longitudinal direction to avoid the tilt of steel supports, and improve the stability and bearing capacity of steel supports.
The EAP attempts to steer these cognitions and behaviours in the desired direction to avoid the development of inadequate cognitions and maladaptive behaviours.
Biopsy specimens were obtained with the 60-cm biopsy needle oriented in a posterolateral direction to avoid inadvertent puncture of the colon.
The EAP attempts to steer cognitions and behaviors related to SCs in a desired direction to avoid the development of inadequate cognitions and maladaptive behaviors which are known to play a role in the persistence of musculoskeletal complaints [ 10- 12].
Try to roll in the same direction to avoid making the ends of the candle uneven or spiral-like.
We take the maximum of the conditional probabilities of both directions to avoid missing any association detectable from direct co-occurrence statistics.
