Exemplos de uso de Aim of avoiding em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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The axillary incision is preferred by various authors with the aim of avoiding mammary scars.
This procedure had the aim of avoiding abrasion between the implant and soft tissues after the surgery.
Six months and 1 year after the procedure,follow-up was performed using MRA, with the aim of avoiding iodinated contrast.
The order of these questions had the aim of avoiding any influence from the interviewees' self-classification on the interviewers' opinion.
Accordingly, alternative strategies have been proposed with the aim of avoiding the use of autologous grafts.
With the aim of avoiding pulmonary supravalvar obstruction, the transversal incision of the pulmonary branch was enlarged with a bovine pericardial patch.
Recourse to Self-distraction is frequently expressed in involvement in activities with the aim of avoiding the stressing event.
Thus, a second line of sutures was possible with the aim of avoiding relapse of the fistula and exclusion of the left atrial appendix.
At first, we may engage in Vajrasattva mantra andvisualization practice with the aim of avoiding gross suffering.
Target value' shall mean a level fixed with the aim of avoiding more long-term harmful effects on human health and/or the environment as a whole, to be attained where possible over a given period;
Several patients have been submitted to the BG without the use of CPB with the aim of avoiding its complications 5-7.
In our cases,the posterior cruciate ligament was replaced with the aim of avoiding asymmetrical tension and the possibility of rotary dislocation of the mobile platform spin-out, which never occurred in our cases.
However, in Sweden,this measure has meant transferring part of the cost of loans to students, with the aim of avoiding an increase in public expenditure.
It is precisely with the aim of avoiding a new distortion of competition related to the lack of new networks for operators other than notified operators that Regulation No 2887/2000 provided for unbundled access to the local loop.
Thus, it is expected that contingency changes cause adjustments in organizational structure, with the aim of avoiding a reduction in performance as a result of failing to adapt.
We are legislating for tomorrow, with the aim of avoiding financial difficulties and imbalances, and in the hope that the system that we implement will provide the best means of ensuring the financing of our economies as a whole, and not just of the financial sphere.
The present proposals strike a reasonable balance between the need to collect data and the aim of avoiding additional burdens on businesses and households.
Managers manipulating financial results, with the aim of avoiding disclosing losses, is documented in a number of international studies., for example, studies the presentation of financial results in a way that avoids disclosing losses, by analyzing data for American companies covering the years from 1962 to 1990.
Nonetheless, pelvic stabilization exercises and strengthening exercises for the adductor andabdominal musculature were expected to continue with the aim of avoiding recurrence of the injury.
With the aim of avoiding the need for post-welding heat treatment of the buttering joints, an alternative is the use of double layer technique, which by means of suitable welding power ratio of the first and second layer, the aim is to obtain the tempering and refining structure with overlapping thermal cycles.
A year ago,the company decided not to finance more than 50% of the budget for scientific research in any case, with the aim of avoiding accusations of misrepresenting science.
With the aim of avoiding this symptom, alternative routes for inserting the nail have been used, including by meansof the lateral patellar paratendon, medial patellar paratendon or transtendon. However, these alternatives seem not to make any difference regarding the incidence of post-treatment pain, and even removal of the nail often does not improve this complication.
The area of interest was marked to construct the implant pocket,leaving approximately 1.5 cm of the midline for medial undermining with the aim of avoiding symmastia.
CITES constituted the principal global agreement on the conservation of wild species with the aim of avoiding the over-exploitation of species of wild fauna and flora by international trade.
The Moscow Conference of November 1, 1943 and in Tehran, two months later,also urged the creation of a general international organization based on sovereign equality of states, with the aim of avoiding future conflicts.
Without prejudice to Article 18 of Directive 96/61/EC, with the aim of avoiding distortion of competition, and taking into account the balance between benefits and costs of action, the Commission shall examine further the need to develop harmonised Community measures, for the most relevant economic sectors and products contributing to acidification, eutrophication and formation of ground-level ozone.
Use of communication technologies for disaster risk management has brought players together with the aim of avoiding the effects of these phenomena on global public health.
This provision has the aim of avoiding a scramble for subsidies and the closure of factories exclusively on the basis of higher levels of public support somewhere else, taking account of the fact that State support represents only one of the factors influencing the decisions of companies regarding relocations and that the other factors such as, for example, wages, skills, taxes and geographical location, often play a more significant role.
I am able to tell you that the EC has contributed to the establishment of a research andtechnology centre in Russia and in the Ukraine with the aim of avoiding a brain drain of nuclear experts from the CIS.
The EU, within the respective competences of the Community and the Member States,will strengthen the control of its arms exports, with the aim of avoiding that EU-manufactured weaponry be used against civilian populations or aggravate existing tensions or conflicts in developing countries, and take concrete steps to limit the uncontrolled proliferation of small arms and light weapons, in line with the European strategy against the illicit traffic of small arms and light weapons and their ammunitions.