Sentence examples for in order to limit problems from inspiring English sources

In order to limit problems linked to the display of questionnaires on handsets, only one mobile phone model was used in the present study.

Thus, materials used in tunnel structures should be designed in order to limit such problems.

The main purpose of the diversion was to divert water into the Hooghly River in order to limit siltation problems in the port of Calcutta.

Under the "priority dispatch" policy, Transmission System Operators (TSOs) must accommodate all wind energy produced, which thus has the priority over energy produced by conventional plants; in the "no priority dispatch" policy, TSOs can decide not to inject all potential wind power in the grid in order to limit congestion problems.

In order to limit the problems arising from the heterogeneity of the GAGs used, only data of the GAG heparin were considered in a subsequent analysis.

Also, there is a need to separate the OCPs and PCBs from each other as much as possible prior to GC analysis in order to limit coelution problems.

In order to limit the problems associated to reference genomes of species sequenced with low coverage, we only used the age classes defined by species sequenced with relatively high coverage (at least 5×).

Therefore, in order to limit the problem, I stopped giving the students homework which they could bring in the class for assessment, instead I carry out oral, in-person, exams.

Because of this, and in order to limit the problem of multiple hypothesis testing by examining oxidative by-products and anti-oxidants separately, we a priori defined "oxidative stress" as the ratio of F2-isoprostanes [93], [94], [95] (a class of major oxidative by-products) to ascorbic acid [89], [96].

Visual inspection of scalp topographies at latencies of peak ERP activity suggested that placing a symmetrical constraint on the location of bilateral pairs of sources was appropriate in order to limit the number of parameters in the inverse problem.

"Our contacts at LIBOR contributing banks have indicated a tendency to under-report actual borrowing costs... in order to limit the potential for speculation about the institutions' liquidity problems," one New York Fed analyst wrote in April 2008.