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

Urbanization fundamentally alters the abiotic and biotic components of landscapes, presenting wildlife with serious challenges to which they must respond in order to avoid excess mortality from urban dangers.

Nevertheless, in order to avoid excess fluid, the concept of small volume resuscitation with hypertonic saline solute has been well-received.

In order to avoid excess toxicity, most clinicians have resorted to lower doses of chemotherapy and a maximum of two drugs.

Participants are blinded to the study aim in order to avoid excess focus on the physical environment, which potentially could exaggerate context effects from the physical environment.

In order to avoid excess discomfort, the subject was instructed to raise one finger if any sensation reached the intensity of 7 8 on a scale of 1 10 and 2 fingers in case of any sharp pain.

On the basis of experimental studies [ 27- 29], the use of continuous infusion of norepinephrine is suggested for sedated patients with hemorrhagic shock in order to avoid excess volume loading.

Accordingly, the excess in heat must be dissipated efficiently in order to avoid excessive high temperatures, which have an adverse effect on the electrical performance of the cell.

In order to avoid the excess foaming, concentration of CTAB was optimized to maximum of 0.5%(w/v).

Silicon antifoam RD emulsion (Dow Corning, USA), 3 M KOH and 3 M H2SO4 were added as needed in order to avoid the excess of foaming and to keep the pH at 5.5, respectively.

Reasons for the retrograde, dynein mediated transport of MID1 could either be a feedback regulation at the outgrowing tip in order to avoid an excess of microtubule-stabilizing factors which would perturb the delicate equilibrium of microtubule dynamics.

Thus, an accumulation of ascorbate and glutathione, especially in chloroplasts as observed in wildtype plants that were exposed to a light intensity of 1,500 μmol m-2 s-1 seems to be a logical consequence in order to avoid an excess production of ROS.