Sentence examples for valuable to avoid from inspiring English sources

Thus, it would be valuable to avoid implementing parallel transceiver units for separate communication modes.

Oral contrast material is valuable to avoid confusing unopacified bowel loops with omental pathology and to define the extent of the omental findings [7].

Workshops such as "How to do business" or "Understanding the Procurement Process and Policies" are valuable to avoid costly mistakes and they help you optimize strategies to land work.

Likewise, more uniformity in YW would be valuable to avoid the penalties that are applied for carcass weights outside the optimum range.

Therefore, achievement of good glycemic and blood pressure control and smoking cessation education would be valuable to avoid GFR decline in type 2 diabetic patients, which will be examined in larger populations.

This contribution provides some valuable guidelines to avoid agglomeration in melt granulation processes designed to produce coated granules.

The method may provide a valuable way to avoid self-excited vibration and thus prevent the instantaneous breakage of the system due to the self-excited vibration.

Early recognition of patients who will not develop DIC with a new score would be a valuable tool to avoid inappropriate antithrombin or thrombomodulin therapy.

Since the part variation is resulted from manufacturing, manufacturing engineers can apply this method to get valuable information to avoid major variation causes in manufacturing process and make a better process plan.

We previously described how biocompatible and biodegradable microparticles, which are able to release NRG in a sustained manner, represent a valuable approach to avoid problems related to the short half-life after systemic administration of proteins.

Ugly shoes, ugly feet, ugly smile, ugly hands, ugly dress, ugly laugh; headline material which emphasizes the implied variables meant to determine a person's worth, and serve as parameters around a very narrow suggested margin within which every one of us must exist in order to be considered socially acceptable and professionally valuable, and to avoid painful ridicule.