The phrase "avert bias" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the act of preventing or avoiding bias in various contexts, such as research, decision-making, or discussions.
Example: "To ensure a fair evaluation, it is essential to take steps to avert bias in the selection process."
Alternatives: "prevent bias" or "eliminate bias".
Meanwhile, data sets with deeper phylogenetic coverage give us a broad picture of intron size evolution and avert biased results by focusing on few species.
Although molecular tools avert considerable bias introduced by selective cultivation and have revolutionized our understanding of microbial ecology, they also have several limitations.
The strengths of this study are the area-based prospective design, thus averting selection biases caused by a centre-based approach.
This method makes no underlying assumptions about the relationship between photoperiod or insolation and outcome and thereby averts the potential bias involved in pre-specifying the functional form.
JESSE SAMUELS West Hartford, Conn., July 21, 2011 To avert accusations of political bias, any Congressional committee appointed to scrutinize the whole of Rupert Murdoch's press stable in the United States (not just Fox News and his cable media) will need to have equal bipartisan representation.
The rationale for the latter comparison was to avert the self-selection bias of participants [ 27] and to explore the overall impact of invitation to screening (greater attention to early symptoms of LC among all invitees and among the general practitioners who accepted to recruit smokers for the PREDICA study).
However, cost benefit evaluations [ 36- 39] conducted from the employer perspective (cost of intervention compared to cost of productivity loss averted) may be biased by selection of method, with compensation and disruption corrections more likely to show a return on investment than friction methods.
To avert interference that resulted from homology bias, the proteins primary sequences containing phosphorylated/O-GlcNAcylated sites were clustered by Blast and 70% threshold identity was used [ 21].
In an attempt to prevent performance bias, two studies [ 7, 72] aimed to avert child-clinician communication about the intervention through blinding.
At baseline, the dollars the government spends per DALY averted is exactly the same between diseases A and B. Emotional or political factors that might bias spending towards cure are not burnt in as an official part of government strategy.
