Sentence examples for period to avoid a from inspiring English sources

Among other proposals, she also backs an "implementation period" to avoid a "cliff-edge" transition when the UK leaves.

Members of the shadow cabinet were on duty throughout the holiday period to avoid a repeat of last year's summer of silence, but no one made much in the way of traction, and that's continued through into mid-January.

A heat and moisture exchanger and/or conventional heated humidifier should be stopped during the nebulization period to avoid a massive loss of aerosolized particles through trapping and condensation.

Allowing inflation to reach the upper limit of the bank's tolerance interval for a short period to avoid a recession is perfectly suitable, but Brazilian economic growth has been weak, and inflation has been near the top of the tolerance interval for many years now.

The sensitivity call was made at the maximum effect time-point during the treatment period, to avoid a call that could be due, for example, to the appearance of resistance mechanism(s) following treatment with NVP-CGM097.

Analysts say they expect the E.C.B. to continue providing unlimited funds for one-week periods, to avoid a crunch as the longer-term loans expire.

Analysts say they expect the central bank to continue providing unlimited funds for one-week periods, to avoid a squeeze as the longer-term loans expire.

Mice in both groups remained with their mother throughout this period to avoid any additional handling.

In addition, we excluded observations from farmworkers with an APE measurement < LOD who did not top, harvest, or barn tobacco during the corresponding period, to avoid imputing a positive value for a true zero.

However, we preferred to upweight all those who initiated during the grace period, considering regimens of the form "initiate treatment within the grace period such that there is a uniform probability of starting treatment in each of the months within the grace period" to avoid upweighting a potentially small and unrepresentative subset of participants.

Parents will be able to find more information about child care providers online to make their choices, and subsidies will be recalculated no more than once in a 12-month period to avoid the instability of an immediate loss of child care because of a sudden change in income.