Sentence examples for way thus avoiding from inspiring English sources

The algorithm provides the model parameters in a sequential way, thus avoiding the solution of a nonlinear equation system.

By using the river as the centre of tunnelling operations, the company was able to remove excavated soil onto barges and bring in required material the same way, thus avoiding having to transport large amounts of material through the streets.

Nonetheless we manipulated the cue interval in both pro- and retro-cue conditions in the same way, thus avoiding any confound of cue-onset predictability and cue-type.

Since the 1980s, trams have incorporated several features of rapid transit: light rail systems (trams) run on their own rights-of-way, thus avoiding congestion; they remain on the same level as buses and cars.

Decision Theory offers a way to arrange decisions in a rational manner, thus, avoiding many risks that may affect the patient health quality.

In this way, IBD might be prospectively treated in a selective and strict topical manner, thus avoiding systemic side effects as known from other immunosuppressive drugs.

Those motorists who brave Titus Canyon are generally a courteous lot, and hikers can hear them coming from a long way off, thus avoiding potential mishaps.

In our study, delivery by caesarean delivery showed a protective benefit in the univariate risk analysis, but this effect disappeared in the sensitivity analyses, suggesting the association was strongly confounded by the antenatal decision to treat a child in a palliative way and thus avoiding caesarean delivery.

The structural design of this system is very small and weighting only few grams but above all and unlike similar pre-existing instruments based on IR transmission, the present system works on a single-way communication, thus avoiding problems related to cross-talking between two-way channels that ends in altered functionality of the measuring electrode system.

Other managers maintain control by keeping employees at arm's length, substituting memos and forms for direct, two-way communication, thus avoiding challenges to their ideas or authority.

Explain your reasoning in a way they'll understand (thus avoiding the hideous 'us and them' male/female rhetoric which underpins a lot of feminist prose).