Sentence examples for is avoidable by from inspiring English sources

All of this is avoidable by having the right layout.

In general, this difficulty is avoidable by employing the so-called method of increments, where the correlation energy is written in terms of contributions from localized orbital groups [13].

Although the Buffett rule would apply only to the wealthy, it hits Jeremy Lin with full force but is avoidable by other wealthy taxpayers and hardly applies at all to Warren Buffett.

Thaddeus and Maine [ 4] put forwarded that a bulk of maternal deaths is associated with home births and is avoidable by creating awareness.

More recently Doll and Peto (2005) have also produced an estimate for Britain of 2% with a range of 1 5% they suggested that less than 1% is avoidable by practicable ways (Doll and Peto, 2005).

In 1946, Dr Curtis Mendelson suggested that aspiration during general anesthesia for delivery was avoidable by restricting oral intake during labor.

They are avoidable; by just looking at what's on the walls, one could go through the show without seeing them.

This reduction of Ge was shown to be avoidable by applying an appropriate artificial design of the composition in the feed rod.

The trustee may avoid a transfer of an interest in property of the debtor transferred to or for the benefit of a surety to secure reimbursement of such a surety that furnished a bond or other obligation to dissolve a judicial lien that would have been avoidable by the trustee under subsection (b) of this section.

This paper also thinks that the rock burst in gas drilling in fractured tight sandstone gas zone is objective and not avoidable, but the accidents induced from rock burst can be avoidable by improving the performance of the blooie pipe, wellhead assemblies and drilling tool accessories aiming at the downhole rock burst.

"Experts say that 90percentt of accidents are avoidable by technology that basically will eliminate human error," said Iyad Rahwan, a professor at MIT's Media Lab who conducted one of the studies with Jean-François Bonnefon of the University of Toulouse Capitole in France and Azim Shariff of the University of Oregon.