Sentence examples for to avoid these shortcomings from inspiring English sources
To avoid these shortcomings, a waiting-based packing strategy is introduced and analyzed in this section.
Scientific approaches in manufacturing in general and especially in design to avoid these shortcomings are denominated and analysed.
To avoid these shortcomings, we intend to construct an engineered tendon by stem cells and growth factors without exogenous scaffolds.
Induction of high level of anti-TNF-α neutralizing autoantibodies by TNF-α autovaccine has been developed to avoid these shortcomings.
To avoid these shortcomings, we suggest a procedure which quantifies the role of different levels of sampling hierarchy (relative beta diversity) and the share of landscape elements in the corresponding relative beta diversity (contribution value).
In order to avoid these shortcomings, this paper extends the terminal building energy performance analysis to a broader context and expands the analysis envelope to expose the true impact of a terminal building on energy consumption and the combined emissions that it is responsible for.
Given the time-related biases in previous observational studies, we conducted a large population-based study specifically designed to avoid these methodologic shortcomings to investigate the association between the use of metformin and the risk of lung cancer in patients with type 2 diabetes.
The maps we present in this paper avoid these shortcomings and include the effects of near and distant large earthquakes, spatial distribution of seismic activity, site geology, and site soil properties in a balanced way.
More recently, non-parametric tests, such as the Shimodaira-Hasegawa, or SH test [75] and the Approximately Unbiased, or AU test [77]; and parametric tests, such as the SOWH test [75], [76], have been developed that explicitly avoid these shortcomings.
But Washington and Colorado have set out to invent a whole industry from scratch and, in theory, to avoid the shortcomings of other markets in legal vices — tobacco, alcohol, gambling — that lurched into being without much forethought, and have supplied, along with much pleasure, much misery.
