This general clause is usually located on the entry point of the system (i.e. main method), which only exists to avoid the exception to remain uncaught.
Furthermore, this should help us to discover putative pathogens enhancing auto-immunity after their infection or demonstrating that some selectivity exists to avoid the auto-immune response.
The potential exists to avoid the great majority of serious inherited, but not de novo, single-gene disabilities.
Currently, it is estimated that up to 30% prostate cancer patients lack the fusion protein, and therefore the potential exists to avoid the morbidity associated with anti-androgen therapy or with surgery for a significant proportion of patients.
In the United States, there is a 13,000-square-mile National Radio Quieastern in thalfastern half of West Virginia that exists to avoid interference with the Green Bank radio telescope.
A lawyer for two of the victims in the 1998 shooting, David G. Ironman, said today that the new guidelines -- particularly the language forbidding firing at a vehicle unless "no other means" exist to avoid or eliminate the threat -- should already have been understood by police officers.
As such, BPP is not suitable for blind biodiversity assessment, but explicit a priori species hypotheses need to exist to avoid artificial divisions like the smallest geographical sampling localities [ 56].
The potential also exists to avoid some known drawbacks of EBA- the need for extensive sputum, collection, the limited sampling of site of sputum production (as opposed to the entire lung), and the potential for bacterial and/or fungal contamination of cultures [30].
Indirect evidence exists to avoid electrosurgery during adhesiolysis owing to the potential risk for further endometrial damage [63].
Although substantial and reproducible evidence exists to avoid arterial blood glucose levels exceeding 10 mmol/l, the optimal lower blood glucose level is less clear.
