Measures to improve reproducibility must focus on: improving training in best practices in experimental design, execution, and analysis that will aid in avoiding the persistence of behaviors detrimental to reproducibility while encouraging responsible research conduct.
"Because he could still face prosecution for war crimes, he would not have been taken off the [sanctions] list, so that he could not use assets or financial resources to aid in avoiding said prosecution," said Neil Bhatiya, a sanctions expert at the Center for a New American Security.
Obviously, this approach will not aid in avoiding perceptual oversights.
Such measures were also thought to aid in avoiding furthering patients' distrust in domestic health care.
The automatic implant sizing and positioning system provided accurate implant sizing and aided in avoiding anterior femoral notching.
By intraoperative suspicion of unresectability, LUS can aid in avoiding futile resections, and even more when combined with pretherapeutic EUS [ 10, 11, 36, 45].
The lack of LALBA in fur seals may not only allow these mammals to circumvent involution, but may also aid in avoiding gradual involution observed in other lactating mammals.
The use of 3q26 as persistence-progression indicator has previously been shown [ 34] and may aid in avoiding unnecessary colposcopies and biopsies, particularly in women who do not present obvious high-grade dysplasia.
The effect of temperature on skin repair must be examined to aid in avoiding epizootic outbreaks and enable skin repair to maximize its usability as leather, considering the mutilations that frequently occur under farming conditions.
The biomass objective function of iNJ661 and the in vivo biomass objective function of GSMN-TB include intracellular phthiocerol dimycocerosate A. In fact, these lipids are known to be secreted by M. tuberculosis into the environment and subsequently are associated with the pathogen envelope, where they aid in avoiding host immune attacks [ 62].
First, if there are modifiable exposures that increase this risk, knowing what they are may aid clinicians in avoiding them.
