Sentence examples for subsequently to avoid from inspiring English sources

Subsequently, to avoid confusion, the terms taxes (singular: taxis) and kineses were introduced by other investigators to refer to animal responses other than those of sedentary, plantlike forms.

In addition, advances in computing technology and available physics models make the implementation of real-time or faster-than-real-time predictive calculations to forecast and subsequently to avoid disruptions or undesired plasma regimes feasible.

Subsequently, to avoid sectarian associations with the colour scheme, saffron, white and green were chosen for the three bands, representing courage and sacrifice, peace and truth, and faith and chivalry respectively.

The home runs by Granderson and Teixeira seemed to steady Hughes, who subsequently managed to avoid too much trouble until the sixth.

President Jacques Chirac had refused three clemency pleas for Papon, who went on after the war to become chief of Paris police and budget minister and subsequently managed to avoid answering for his crimes for more than 20 years.

Shah went on to say that his books on the subject were not written for the current devotees of magic and witchcraft, and that in fact he subsequently had to avoid them, as they would only be disappointed in what he had to say.

SBE was subsequently introduced to avoid the time-consuming and complex DBE procedure.

These probes were subsequently filtered to avoid cross-hybridization across the different targets.

Values were subsequently averaged to avoid potential laboratory error associated with single measurements.

Therefore, an arbitrary transformation of those values is subsequently needed to avoid distortion of the mean value.

Duplicated reads across the genome were detected using Picard version 1.59 (available from http://picard.sourceforge.net) and subsequently removed to avoid potential bias when genotyping.