Sentence examples for indexes to avoid from inspiring English sources

This chapter proposes techniques to buffer accesses to memory resident tree-structured indexes to avoid cache thrashing.

In a statement yesterday, Google said that it removed sites "that may conflict with local laws" from the German and French versions of its index "to avoid legal liability," and that it did so case by case, after receiving notices or complaints from "partners, users, government agencies, and the like," taking action only after careful consideration.

Despite numerous attempts to develop a reliable depth of anesthesia (DoA) index to avoid patients' intraoperative awareness during surgery, designing an accurate DoA index is a grand challenge in anesthesia research.

The monitoring of several indices to avoid 'molecular obesity' (ADMET problems) of final drugs from good-quality 'low-fat' starting points represents today a powerful strategy of optimization process.

Comorbidities of the arthroplasty admission were not included in the index, to avoid including surgical complications.

For the analysis of diabetes, we removed the category of diabetes from the calculation of the Charlson index to avoid duplicating its coefficient in the model.

In addition, we required (i) nucleotide use to be balanced across indices, to avoid low complexity issues when using subsets of indices and prevent increased error rates, and (ii) no nucleotide triplets to occur anywhere, and no duplets to occur at either end, to avoid potential increased error rates within homopolymers.

In this instance, because the conditions used to store female bodies and the spermathecae differed from that of the male bodies used to extract DNA for the standard curves, sperm estimates could only be used for quantitative comparisons among groups and are presented as indices to avoid confusion.

Investigators were explicitly advised not to apply the Baron index themselves, to avoid biasing their overall assessment of severity in relation to this index.

The semiparametric KS estimator makes no distributional assumptions, but it assumes a linear index function to avoid the curse of dimensionality.

Fieldworkers skipped neighbors of index cases to avoid enrolling extended family members or persons who may have been involved in a disease outbreak.