Sentence examples for recognised to avoid from inspiring English sources

The frequent presence of septations with high-resolution MRI (74%) should be recognised to avoid superfluous controls or IV contrast media.

The need to help people to avoid risk on an on-going basis was recognised to be important but not easy in HIV prevention.

Recognising the need to avoid problems perceived to be associated with infinite divisibility was a point shared by proponents of natural minima and mechanical atomists.

For example, the Piedmont region has defined its requirements for rural districts as above, but said that they are basically similar to the LEADER programme and cover the same rural zones, so DAs are not recognised in that region to avoid ineffective overlapping.

When I discovered that this involved giving advice on how to avoid recognising trade unions, I resigned.

Getting every country in the world to agree on something is not an easy task, but international negotiators recognise that in order to avoid climate calamity, global temperatures must not rise by more than 2C.

Psychoanalysis has also taught us of the need to recognise the 'foreigner within,' to avoid projecting our fear of ourselves onto others.

Tom Elvidge, general manager of Uber in London, issued a statement focusing on the impact the decision will have on its drivers – a stance some will find ironic, given the battles the company has fought to avoid recognising them as employees.

It is essential to recognise this normal distribution to avoid false positive interpretation of MIBG scans (Bombardieri 2003c; Boubaker 2008).

Slightly less damaging to international affairs was Justin Timberlake's innovative approach to avoid being recognised at the Comic Con extravaganza.

It is believed that they dyed his blonde hair black in a bid to avoid being recognised.