Sentence examples for improves to avoid from inspiring English sources
Our results show that confirmation of second-line resistance with phenotypic DST should remain mainstay unless the sensitivity of molecular markers improves, to avoid unfavorable effects on infection control and patient outcomes.
Information sharing between states must be improved to avoid the "internationalising" of certain movements who are able to move from one state where they are banned to another where they are not.
Security professionals, terrorism experts and academics told the City Council's Public Safety Committee yesterday that security in the city's public spaces must remain high or be improved to avoid a repeat of the Sept. 11 terrorist attack.
The governor also announced that discounts for E-ZPass users on the Garden State Parkway would be ended, and that the current system of E-ZPass lane designations would be improved to avoid confusion.
The biofilter and sedimentation area management has to be improved to avoid organic matter decomposition and release of dissolved elements.
Furthermore, when scene change happens in the original video, the pre-processing are improved to avoid error frame interpolation, even severe quality degradation.
Finally, how can the rules and procedures of ship classification societies related to power quality be improved to avoid catastrophic consequences of worsening power quality?
On the basis of the simulation analysis, the process design of cross wedge rolling axle sleeves was improved to avoid axial movement and ovality.
The participants argued that the tool could be improved to avoid opening new forms while entering the model attributes, which, as they claim, had disrupted their work and prevented them from reaching a better performance in this case.
Fourth, the high proportion of caesarean deliveries as observed among the sample raises serious concerns of how ANCs can be improved to avoid unnecessary complications at the time of delivery and the catastrophic expenditure for maternity care.
It is a generally accepted fact that the level of safety culture has to be continuously evaluated and improved to avoid the occurrence of such situations in the future.
