Sentence examples for in order to avoid adverse from inspiring English sources
In order to avoid adverse reactions, ACMs are made free of allergens, DNA and other pathogens.
To solve the aforementioned problem, the adaptive DCA (ADCA) [15] and the selective DCA (SDCA) [16] were proposed, where ADCA dynamically adjusts the DCA parameters so as to adapt to traffic characteristics, while SDCA selectively and prudently applies DCA to TCP traffic, in order to avoid adverse effect on the TCP performance.
As stipulated in the flood flow zone policy, any land or structural development within the flood prone areas as designated by the DMDP, will be controlled in order to avoid adverse hydrological effects such as rising of flood water levels and changing of the flow direction.
In order to avoid adverse peripheral side effects, a new selective serotonin agonist, lorcaserin, has recently been developed.
Dosage adjustment according to renal function is indicated for many drugs, in order to avoid adverse reactions of medications and/or aggravation of renal impairment.
We, therefore, usually adjust the daily dosage of TAC based on the trough concentration in order to avoid adverse effects due to this drug.
So far, there have not been enough data or any recommendations to adjust NVP dosage for the concomitant use of both drugs in order to avoiding adverse events.
Therefore, in order to avoid its adverse effects, some couples may abandon the intention to divorce (Thornton 1977).
Voluntary disclosure theory suggests that voluntary disclosure is used by well performing companies to differentiate from low performers in order to avoid an adverse selection problem (Verrecchia 1983).
In order to avoid such adverse metabolic effects of oral treatment, estradiol (E2) prodrugs (EP) were designed which bypass the liver tissue as inactive molecules.
Potential photoactivation of certain pharmaceuticals, cosmetic ingredients and natural products by sunlight (e.g., phenothiazines, arylsulfonamides, or coumarins) has to be considered early on in development in order to avoid serious adverse effects (for example phototoxic or photoallergic reactions).
