Sentence examples for referred to avoid the from inspiring English sources

The key feature of this controller is to tune its order α to achieve an optimized system performance, especially referred to avoid the Zeno solution.

The higher the referral rates, the more frequently the GPs referred to avoid overlooking anything.

A comment on the document also referred to avoiding "references to competitors", the union claimed.

Doctors in Hospital B for example, defined their professional interests as improving their own practice, whereas the nurses referred to avoiding mistakes when treating patients across sectors.

The term refers to avoiding fallout from prosecution on corporate "officers, directors, employees, and shareholders" by pushing for fines and civil sanctions instead.

Therefore, the final, pinnate subdivisions of each fingerlike segment may be referred to as "ultimate segments" to avoid the technical inaccuracy of calling them pinnules.

includes a stipulation of the exact procedures the Corporation shall undertake to avoid the finding, referred to in paragraph (6)(A)(i) of this subsection, that it has not exercised due diligence.

"We wanted to make sure it didn't look like we were trying to sneak these things into action". Wanting to avoid the negative connotations the word has taken on, the department's statement deliberately avoided referring to the aircraft as drones.

We estimated the proportion of PHC-ED-QDU patients who might have been safely referred to QDU first, avoiding the ED, and the proportion in whom the ED was an appropriate choice.

The compound with the highest ratio of concentration to its exposure limit value was proposed as the IAQ index for the short term effects so that the existing exposure limits could be referred to and to avoid problems associated with the aggregation of many air quality indices.

But both issues have been referred to committees to avoid voting down the executive.The Tories reject this cosy consensus.