Sentence examples for instituted to avoid from inspiring English sources

The ten-nanomole rule was instituted to avoid some of the controversies that other methods of gender testing have caused.

Special techniques and operative policies must be instituted to avoid catastrophic complications.

And what laboratory procedures should be instituted to avoid such errors?

In fact, Hawaii instituted furloughs to avoid layoffs.

This has spurred a modern version of the old "house calls" that ensure compliance with medications and early-warnings if a patient is becoming ill so treatment can be instituted then to avoid hospitalization.

Although we have aspired to high standards and have instituted precautions to avoid contamination during our experiments, we still encountered anomalous sequences, and two instances unfortunately went unnoticed in one of our earlier studies (cf. [42]).

We instituted precautions to avoid bacteriologic and molecular contamination of ancient material.

This suggests that turtles aggregate at foraging grounds and that instituting methods to avoid real-time turtle bycatch hotspots may further reduce turtle interactions.

After a Congressional inquiry into the matter, Judge Martin instituted procedural changes to "avoid any allegation of partiality," as he put it in a letter to the House Judiciary Committee last August.

Fest director Cameron Bailey instituted the policy to avoid the practice made common in recent years for Telluride to steal the thunder of some of the season's biggest films.

Cycling antibiotic therapy was only periodically instituted, in order to avoid the development of bacterial resistance.