The phrase "averted using the" is not correct in English as it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
It could be used in a context where one is trying to express that something was avoided through a specific action, but it needs to be rephrased for clarity.
Example: "The team averted using the outdated software by implementing a new system."
Alternatives: "avoided using the" or "prevented the use of the".
We then estimated the cost per case averted using these random values.
In the absence of HIV incidence data, we fitted the model to FSW HIV prevalence data, and estimated infections averted using modelling.
We translated the estimated health outcomes averted into disability-adjusted life years (DALYs) averted using standardized methods [ 29], with and without (base-case) age-weighting, as recommended by recent WHO guidelines [ 30].
Health outcomes from the drug and non-drug interventions were measured in disability-adjusted life years (DALYs) averted using identical methods.
Tumours with a high proliferation index and eventually a high fraction of clonogens able to enter the phase of accelerated repopulation during CRT, as well as tumours with increased intrinsic radioresistance (e.g. mutations of p53 or c-erbB-2 gene amplification) have about 50% chance to recure after CRT; this seems to be averted using HypoARC.
If our program was scaled up to cover Kampala, 240 deaths (15%) could be averted every year, which results in a projected cost per death averted of $598 using the base case or a cost per life year (LY) saved of $25 based on an average age of death from injury of 27 with a life expectancy of 24 additional years at that time.
LYs saved for each death averted were calculated using the discounted life expectancy at each age.
The Obama administration is struggling to avert that and is now weighing using the United Nations to pressure Yemen's embattled president, Ali Abdullah Saleh, to step aside.
A comprehensive advertising ban and clean air law enforcement would also be characterised as highly cost effective using the benchmark of averting each DALY at a cost of less than Mexico's GDP per capita, whereas nicotine replacement therapy exceeded the threshold of three times GDP per capita per DALY averted, which made this intervention not cost effective according to international standards.
Not one of these crimes could have been averted by using any of the expensive safeguards businesses use to protect their PCs from outsiders.
