Sentence examples for for discussion avoid from inspiring English sources

The first author manually categorized the email subject fields, which were presented to the other authors for discussion, avoid misinterpretation, and to derive categories.

4 8 9 Government initiatives such as the Early Support keyworking scheme 6 and the Common Assessment Framework 10 have been set up throughout the UK to improve care quality by providing a framework for regular MDT discussion; avoiding repetition of information and reducing carer burden; and providing a single point of contact for better coordination of care and support.

Different participants were used for the interviews and the discussions to avoid participant fatigue and bias in the development of the scale.

Patients for instance avoid ACP discussions out of fear of suboptimal treatment in case of emergencies while clinicians are concerned that early ACP will take away patients' hope [ 20].

The default for avoiding discussion of racism is to invoke a separate principle, one with which few would disagree in the abstract — free speech, respectful participation in class — as the counterpoint to the violation of principles relating to civil rights.

In quantum cosmology the MWI allows for discussion of the whole Universe, thereby avoiding the difficulty of the standard interpretation which requires an external observer.

Respondents frequently mentioned the need for a clean delivery surface, including explicit discussion of avoiding delivering in the dirt.

Give place for legitimate political principles: Some avoid discussion of religion and politics saying that other persons' politics and religion are their own affair.

The need for a clean delivery surface was raised repeatedly, including explicit discussion of avoiding delivering in the dirt.

This suggests that cases have not been avoided systematically or were lost for discussion in the audit.

The marchers, who had five days and four nights in which to talk, tended for the most part to avoid discussions of principle, apparently in the hope that their good will, their sense of solidarity, and the sheer pageantry of the occasion would resolve matters at some symbolic level and yield a clear statement of practical purpose before the march came to an end.