Sentence examples for publication to avoid from inspiring English sources

Some sources suggest that Tehran's hardline former chief prosecutor Saeed Mortazavi has pressured MPs into delaying publication to avoid implicating him.

A parliamentary vote on the evidence-based infrastructure priorities would have to take place within six months of their publication, to avoid delays.

The results of the basic tasks (LCN, HEC, and BMC) were disregarded for the aims of this publication to avoid the presentation of so many data that could make the understanding of LICK data more confusing and unclear.

Ideally, pathology findings should be reviewed by an experienced pathologist at some time in the process and at least at the time of publication to avoid inaccurate data and conclusions from entering the literature.

The Flaviviridae Study Group urges those who need to check or propose new genotypes or subtypes of HCV to contact the Study Group in advance of publication to avoid nomenclature conflicts appearing in the literature.

However, authors may append the organism-specific prefixes for clarity in publications to avoid repetition of the species name whenever a gene is referenced.

This review contains verbatim quotes from original key publications to avoid mistakes in interpretation about the original definition.

But the Jakarta police chief said the only course was for the offending magazine to suspend publication of a second issue to avoid further public disturbance.

(The film is set in 1958, six years after the book's publication, perhaps to avoid anachronism in the musical selections).

Like movie studios jockeying over opening dates to score huge first-weekend box office numbers, publishers often change publication dates to avoid competition for reader attention and marketing buzz.

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