Sentence examples for suited to avoid from inspiring English sources

It has been suggested that measurement of C4 activation products is better suited to avoid false negative results.

Particles similar to red blood cells in size demonstrated longer circulation times, suggesting that this size and shape of deformable particle is uniquely suited to avoid clearance.

Correlation analysis showed a strong positive relationship (r = 0.8 0.9) between the width of the wound and the length of discolouration in the stem, suggesting that smaller cuts were better suited to avoid extensive wound induced discolouration.

The family fixed-effects approach is well suited to avoid some of the sources of bias which may arise from the PYSM being correlated with the error term.

This finding concurs with the prevailing view that sexual recombination is a regular feature of V. inaequalis [36] and suggests that our sampling scheme (one isolate per tree) was well suited to avoid collecting clones derived from asexual multiplication.

Recently researchers have pointed out that the generally accepted laboratory "rules" (see e.g. [17]), which are well suited to avoid or account for laboratory derived contamination, may not be sufficient to detect more worrisome contamination added to the material during excavation and subsequent handling (pre-laboratory contamination) [18] [20].

Others will come under enormous pressure to follow suit to avoid a Ukip challenge.

A company that sees its competitors doing it will follow suit to avoid losing out.

Dannon says that it settled the suit to avoid litigation and that it stands by all of its product claims.

Before long, he was haunting jazz clubs in Los Angeles, wearing one of his father's suits to avoid being asked for his ID, and always carrying a camera.

Other special equipment includes fire-resistant foam ski suits to avoid friction burns during a fall, fairings (little wings) attached to the suit behind the calves to reduce wind resistance, and aerodynamic helmets.