Sentence examples similar to so as to avoid distress from inspiring English sources

The low prevalence of EOC requires a highly specific marker to reduce the risk of false positives in healthy women so as to avoid unnecessary distress, diagnostic follow-up and surgery.

Recent evidence supporting routine ICU management at lighter levels of sedation potentially increases the importance of interventions to avoid distress during interventions such as physiotherapy.

30 Information avoidance aids one to cope with conflicting or worrying information, 19 24 as patients can continue in a constant state of partial knowledge to avoid distress.

A minimum recovery period of 1 month was ensured between ovarian lobe resection from the same animal to avoid distress.

He thereby grounds justice, understood as the rules governing human intercourse, in his moral psychology, i.e., the need to avoid distress.

However, whilst we fully understand and appreciate the importance of Ramadan, we would strongly recommend that the Dubai authorities practise these enforcement measures with a degree of sensitivity and discretion so as to avoid causing unwarranted distress to foreign visitors and the risk of significant damage to their tourist industry".

A submesh region is then allocated to each subgraph so as to avoid long distance communication.

Guidance is provided so as to avoid similar designs from being implemented in the future.

Candidates themselves would avoid being seen slinging mud, if possible, so as to avoid coming across as undignified or desperate.

(We might call it 'modularity*', so as to avoid confusion).

Drivers must coordinate so as to avoid collisions.