Sentence examples for illustrated to avoid from inspiring English sources

The type and number synthesis of new candidates for the mechanism is illustrated to avoid undesirable structure redundancy in suspension design by the method of "negative" stiffness, which proved most promising.

Finally, in order to overcome the deadlock problem in clusters merging, a set of rules are illustrated to avoid existing deadlocks.

We illustrate how to avoid drawing the erroneous conclusions regarding the treatment effect on subgroups when failing to detect an interaction, and provide rigorous tools to estimate the treatment effect on subgroups when an interaction is observed.

Canada will also end an excise tax of 80percentt, imposed after Sports Illustrated tried to avoid the split-run prohibition by transmitting copy across the border via satellite and printing a local edition in Canada.

Martin lays out the fundamental vocabulary of sociological statistics-from probability to null models-and illustrates common pitfalls to avoid in quantitative research.

The guidelines advise nursing homes to minimize the number of times that nursing home workers lift patients manually and illustrate 22 options to avoid injuries from strenuous or repetitive motions.

Additionally, there was no significant change in neck-shaft angles or the center trochanteric distance, illustrating a propensity to avoid varus or valgus deformity using this technique as well as a successful tethering of the trochanter, respectively.

This verification step is particularly important in characterization of the transplanted islets with novel details of anatomy, as illustrated in this research, to avoid uncertainties in depicting the islets in an ectopic environment.

The idea was evidently to avoid illustrating the Rzewski work's similarities to another set of variations — that ground has been well trod — and instead to use the juxtaposition with Bach to tease out other musical aspects.

Other candidate topics illustrate what I seek to avoid.

The sketch neatly illustrates how youngsters have to avoid the pitfalls of drugs, HIV/AIDS and other diseases by crossing a narrow bridge leading to "Good health".