Sentence examples for value to avoiding from inspiring English sources

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 addition to the problem of personal versus social valuation of health states, this approach assumes that society would attach the same value to avoiding and leaving HIV-associated health states.

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).

In other words, the guideline development group assigned a greater value to avoiding inefficient resource use in patients who were least likely to benefit from referral and a greater value to respecting patient autonomy in patients who are most likely to benefit from surgery.

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.

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

On one hand, the joint loads are calculated and constrained within a limited value to avoid the failure of fasteners.

Data was thus z-scored to avoid errors calculating the Hessian matrix, and a constant value of 1000 ms was added to each value to avoid negative values in our target variable.

However, the use of these systems usually requires the adoption of a high threshold value to avoid the inclusion of impostor patterns into the genuine biometric reference.

We postulate that vascular transmural pressure – the difference between lumenal and interstitial pressures – must exceed a threshold value to avoid collapse.

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.