Sentence examples for to prevent the problem of from inspiring English sources

In this paper, we propose Sensor Guardian, a new system to prevent the problem of privacy inference based on sensors (PIS).

Furthermore, the screws fixed through the extended flange provide additional support to prevent the problem of subsidence of tibial component of knee implant.

It also adds optical image stabilisation by mounting the lens system on ball-bearings and using a gyroscope and motors to counteract any movement to prevent the problem of camera shake.

In this paper, a displacement sensor using optical fiber grating technology was designed, which could be used to prevent the problem of coal mine tunnel collapse by monitoring the coal mine tunnel roof displacement.

The use of modern hydraulic fluids is expected to prevent the problem of corrosion suffered when it was originally built.

Needless to say, safeguards should be built in not to prematurely report possible adverse events, to prevent the problem of stimulated reporting - or reports of adverse events being generated just because there are reports in the media of adverse events to a certain drug.

Membranes were used in combination to liquid desiccant air dehumidification to separate the liquid desiccant from the process air to prevent the problems of liquid droplets crossover.

In other words, we only introduced biological meaningful parameters into the model to prevent the problems of over-fitting.

Our observations also suggest the need for studying the clinical circumstances leading to the regular replacement of covers to prevent the problems of their rapid loss of impermeability.

Most rural mothers seemed to adapt the tradition by bathing with boiled water, or boiled water with wine or motherwort herb (a common herb with medicinal properties) to prevent the problems of absorption through the skin.

It should be noted that the best way to prevent the problems of missing data is to simply avoid it, by employing good data collection techniques and making an effort to chase up missing information.