Sentence examples for suggested to avoid a from inspiring English sources
5) A careful editing of the manuscript was suggested to avoid a possible confusion: a) In the Introduction, the authors state that CPS provides both heterologous and pre-erythrocytic immunity but later state that CPS "abrogate" pre-erythrocytic immunity (in the end of the Results section).
Given the higher temperature rise with the increasing amount of composites, it is suggested to avoid placing a large amount of the composite as a first layer to minimize potential thermal damage to the pulp, especially in the case where the remaining dentin is thin.
Various techniques have been suggested to avoid aberrant location of a catheter [ 1- 5].
A penalization strategy is suggested to avoid the checkerboard instability, simultaneously to generate near 0 1 topologies.
On the other hand, a feature selection approach was suggested to avoid the curse of dimensionality.
All patients were suggested to avoid the possible headache triggers.
(A few days earlier, Reid had met with Miers and had suggested ways to avoid a divisive confirmation process).
Our laboratory experimental results suggested that, to avoid a large error, the heat-pulse flowmeter measurement is better conducted in laminar flow and the effect of free convection should be eliminated at any flow velocities.
It proactively contacted clients in 2005 to suggest ways to avoid a new tax levied on the Swiss savings accounts of EU citizens, a measure brought in through a treaty between Switzerland and the EU to tackle secret offshore accounts.
The bank proactively contacted clients in 2005 to suggest ways to avoid a new tax levied on the Swiss savings accounts of EU citizens, a measure brought in through a treaty between Switzerland and the EU to tackle secret offshore accounts.
Earlier this month Judge Richard May, who presides over the trial, and his two fellow judges called on prosecutors, independent lawyers and Mr. Milosevic himself to suggest ways to avoid an impasse and help end the trial in reasonable time.
