Sentence examples for example to avoid the from inspiring English sources

(It won't persuade many AirAsia X customers, for example, to avoid the Quiet Zone).

For example, to avoid the cubic parameterization from selecting the central DC subcarrier, additional constraint is introduced.

If you have spent a lot of money setting up a company, for example, to avoid the 50p rate, it's not obvious you will break that up now the rate is 45p.

For example, to avoid the halo effect, the size of the local patch for both dark channel prior and bright channel prior needs to be set manually, but it is an experience-based work.

For example, to avoid the interference generated by massive deployment of small cells or to enable the allocation and orchestration of radio resources, an increasing number of signaling messages must be exchanged through the control plane [10].

"It's not about [member states] proving EFSA wrong" with fresh scientific evidence, Contiero says, but about letting governments, as risk managers, restrict the use of given crops, for example to avoid the development of pesticide-resistant weeds, or interbreeding between GM and conventional or wild plants.

For example, to avoid or decrease the financial and human resource waste in the preparation for site visit, the description of the standards should be more explicit.

It is quite likely that these N-terminal modifications improve protein stability [29], for example to avoid degradation by the abundant chloroplast Clp protease system [30].

For example, to avoid degradation of the tissue architecture, LV-transduced human colon tissues had to be analyzed after no more than 24 hours of explant culture, and the time course for accumulating a detectable level transgene product may require a longer time interval for epithelial cells.

Auditory insensitivity outside this specific and narrow frequency range renders the bat almost deaf to its own calls, and may mean that changing its emitted CF frequency in conspecific situations, for example to avoid jamming, might make the bat insensitive to its own echoes.

The strategic orientation of these genes has been explained as an advantage for efficient transcription, for example to avoid head-on collisions between the transcription and the replication machinery (Brewer et al., 1992; Mirkin et al., 2006).