Sentence examples for in order to avoid changing from inspiring English sources

The clot was not mixed with contrast in order to avoid changing its consistency and thus was not radiopaque.

Appointments should be planned in the late morning in order to avoid changing waking and breakfast habits, or in the early afternoon.

We performed the analysis at the higher resolution, that of RS2, in order to avoid introducing artefacts by changing pixel values in either dataset.

In the next stages hypochloric acid, a disinfectant, was tested on animals that were not bred in specific laboratories, to suppress the relevant microorganisms in order to avoid possible infections, without changing the life style and behavior of leeches in terms of sucking function.

In order to avoid introducing artefacts by changing the true resolution of either dataset or averaging any pixel values, we warped RS1 to the same projection and resolution as RS2, using a rigorous arithmetic conversion between the projections and a nearest neighbour resampling method (so no pixel values were changed).

Moreover, in addition to achieving a required level of OOB interference within a given spectrum mask, an SU transmitter performing OSA must be capable of tailoring its spectral characteristics dynamically in order to avoid interference with the dynamically changing incumbent licensed PU transmissions.

Barby Siegel, the CEO of Zeno Group, told BusinessNews Daily that workplaces need to start changing in order to avoid missing out on strong female talent.

Monmonier [ 7] uses a bin scoring method to assign category breaks to dynamic spatio-temporal choropleth maps in order to avoid creating a visually noisy and constantly changing display that could confound the visualization of major trends in the data.

During a question and answer session, one small business owner, Gary McDonnell of catering company Empty Plates, claimed he had lost almost £50,000 due to companies changing their name in order to avoid having to pay him.

Due to the problem of non-homogenous temperature allocation over the length of a directly heated electrode/conductor in electrochemical applications the possibility of changing its design in order to avoid such inhomogeneous effects was investigated.

The Center for Responsive Politics has documented how, ever since the new rules were adopted, thousands of lobbyists have effectively "de-registered" themselves in order to avoid disclosure and other rules -- without necessarily changing what they do.