Sentence examples for equally to avoid from inspiring English sources

We must treat all airlines equally to avoid distorting competition.

Finishing a five-book series, St. Aubyn wanted equally to avoid an anticlimax and a miracle.

She says: "The financial and social sacrifices that step-parents make are undervalued – we suggest they must be able to save and pay for all children equally to avoid any problems later.

The coefficients were then weighted, such that each group contributed equally to avoid bias caused by large groups.

The motivation would be not purely to pull signal out from stochastic noise, but equally to avoid interpreting a local anomaly as the true genome-wide phylogenetic signal.

Most importantly, we are of the opinion that cases and controls should be treated equally to avoid the need for simulation, and that the function should not fall off too sharply with very small values of MAF.

Usually, all items are given the same weight although it is clear that they do not contribute equally to avoiding bias.

Spero (1979) as well as Meek et al. (1995) recommend equally weighted items so as to avoid subjectivity.

This would need to be taken into consideration down the road so as to avoid an equally rapid increase in attrition from the workforce as this large group of trainees that graduate in the next ten years retires or leaves the workforce.

It's equally difficult to avoid viewing their departures as a victory for corporate polluters and the fossil-fuel industry.

On Monday, however, Lisieux was paying tribute to a secular heroine whose blue-eyed stare was equally hard to avoid.