Sentence examples for value to avoid from inspiring English sources

We therefore investigated the utility of an automated go/go task using two rewarding outcomes of differing value to avoid lengthy training of active punishment avoidance responses.

The Chinese finance minister, Xie Xuren, shrugged off the complaints from the Brazilians and others, rather pointing to the need for other major economies to maintain their currencies' value to avoid destabilizing the world economy.

'You had to have someone in a white lab coat to give a sex film some socially redeeming value to avoid obscenity charges.' By the time it was deemed obscene by New York City courts, the film had become a social phenomenon, part of Manhattan cocktail party conversation and a titillating punchline for late-night TV comics.

In February, Democrats believed the issue was effectively settled when they passed and Mr. Obama signed the so-called pay-go law, for "pay as you go," requiring that the cost of new spending or new tax cuts be offset by spending cuts or tax increases of equal value to avoid adding to annual deficits.

Among the items on the seven-point plan Mr. Papandreou presented are completing the legal and financial terms of private sector involvement in the Greek rescue, in which banks holding Greek debt agree to voluntarily forgive much of its face value, to avoid a default.

Cheeses were made with a constant pH value to avoid pH as a confounding factor.

Subjects aged 65 or older attached no value to avoiding a blood transfusion, while younger subjects did ($0 vs $2.50, p = 0.002).

In general, gender did not make a difference in effect ranking or relative value, but there was one exception; men attached a higher value to avoiding urinary retention than women (median $9.50 vs $1.50, p < 0.0001).

The traditional problem of choosing initial values to avoid local optima was eliminated.

Therefore, it is necessary to increase transmission timeout values to avoid timeout events.

However, for heavy oil, reaction temperature should be kept at low values to avoid excess reaction.