Sentence examples for required for avoiding from inspiring English sources

The prognostics systems are required for avoiding unexpected breakdowns in the vehicles.

3D geometry is generally required for avoiding collision with complex obstacles and to self-localize in six degrees of freedom (6 DoF) (x, y, z positions, roll, yaw, and pitch angles).

Because the error surface of IIR filters is multimodal in most cases, global optimization techniques are required for avoiding local minima.

However, two slight disadvantages of the high-order ESPRIT method are that (1) the construction of four cumulant matrices leads to an additional computational burden and (2) a parameter-pairing procedure is required for avoiding the estimation failure problem.

An understanding of the population stratification present in a set of individuals is also required for avoiding false positives in genetic association studies.

Csm1 and Lrs4 in contrast are widely distributed among fungi, but their orthologs in S. pombe are required for avoiding merotelic attachments during mitosis [ 55] and not for co-orientation during meiosis I.

When RNH is considered, laparoscopic wedge biopsy is a safe and efficient way to obtain enough tissue to preserve the hepatic architecture required for diagnosis, while avoiding the morbidity of an unnecessary open resection.

This provided a geographical and temporal coverage sufficient for studying the main field up to degree 14 and its secular variation up to degree 8, as required for IGRF, while avoiding problems due to along-track correlated errors.

The complexity of reconstructing biological networks and analyzing their dynamics makes computational tools essential for system-level approaches [ 56, 57] We have described a computational method that determines the minimum size perturbations required for obtaining (or avoiding) a specific phenotype.

We also restricted the analyses to individuals who attended both the baseline and follow up health examinations, and had adequate data required for analysis, to avoid potential bias due to lower survival in those with higher CRP and HbA1c levels.

Thus, HR could also be regarded as an incidental consequence of crossing over required for stabilizing pairing and for avoiding aneuploidy (Cavalier-Smith, 2002; Wijnker and de Jong, 2008).