Sentence examples for possibility for avoiding from inspiring English sources

Our investigation shows that the annealed structure provides the possibility for avoiding the degradation related-heating effects.

One obvious possibility for avoiding this problem would be to ask how the precedent court would have assessed the facts in later case.

(Another possibility for avoiding negative RTP would have been to use "constrained" estimation methods, i.e. methods that avoid negative coefficients. However, for our first approach we wanted to use the simplest methods possible to take into account the limited number of sequences).

The ability of sperm to form and break attachments to surfaces or to other cells suggests additional possibilities for avoiding or overcoming barriers to their progress through the female reproductive tract.

There are rich possibilities here for avoiding the standard 60's banalities -- or restoring the power of now-tired images -- by focusing on the process of their creation.

The same approach has been adopted in G3-PLC, except for the possibility of avoiding transmitting in groups of adjacent carriers with very low SNR.

Although this service rarely alters intraoperative decision making, it does provide patients with the possibility of avoiding reoperation for completion thyroidectomy if malignancy is detected.

For some patients, the possibility of avoiding taxane therapy as their first treatment for LR/mBC may represent the key factor influencing treatment decisions.

For travelers, vaccination offers the possibility of avoiding a number of infectious diseases that may be encountered abroad.

As such, the announcement today that Mr. Clinton had agreed to acknowledge that he made false statements under oath about Monica Lewinsky in exchange for avoiding the possibility of indictment -- while clearly overshadowing what might otherwise have been Mr. Bush's day -- struck many Republicans as an appropriate endnote to Mr. Clinton's years in office.

Some have argued for avoiding these drugs in young women who are not using effective contraception, because of concerns about the possibility of inadvertent use during pregnancy.