Sentence examples for searches to avoid from inspiring English sources

Two authors (SF and TM) independently performed two different and parallel searches to avoid leaving out relevant articles.

In all cases, human and Botrytis cinerea proteins were included in the searches to avoid contaminant-based erroneous assignment of the data.

As the β-domain of autotransporters is well conserved across species, it was omitted from BLASTP searches to avoid skewing the results towards proteins with unrelated passenger domains.

It is considered good practice in systematic reviews of quantitative research to carry out exhaustive literature searches to avoid bias in study selection [ 32] and to provide a full description of search and selection processes to allow them to be replicated.

But by investing so exclusively in the protean figure of Wergeland, the restless innovator whom we are only allowed to admire, Kjaerstad proves that the search to avoid cliché is often the route to it.

We therefore did not adopt the citation-based method in our literature search to avoid discriminating against recent papers.

Na was analyzed for 10 s (background: 5 s) without a peak search to avoid count loss.

This study proposes a practical method that employs coordinate descent methodology, which is assisted by a grid search to avoid local optimal points and box searches to seek a more promising solution to optimize the retrofit of existing distillation columns to DWCs.

Nevertheless, one could hypothesize that the process of being asked about a potential match (which occurred for 55percentt of the treatment group) might cause youth to either consider a wider range of jobs than they had otherwise done or perhaps to exert more effort in search to avoid the alternative of being matched to jobs they consider less desirable.

However, as serious increase in AUC and phospholipidosis (PLsis) were observed in its toxicological studies in rats, follow-up compounds were searched to avoid risk of PLsis with reference to their in vitro PLsis potentials evaluated on the basis of accumulation of phospholipids in HepG2 cells exposed to the compounds.

Far from searching to avoid death "at any cost" irrespective of the ensuing living conditions, the primary goal of intensive care is to return the highest number of critically ill patients to a quality of life they would find acceptable [1].