The phrase "avoid cells" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one is instructing someone to steer clear of certain cells, such as in a spreadsheet or biological context.
Example: "In this experiment, we need to avoid cells that show signs of contamination."
Alternatives: "steer clear of cells" or "stay away from cells".
This was done to avoid cells reaching a corner staying there for extended periods of time.
The high MAF threshold of 0.2 was used to avoid cells with small counts when investigating interactions.
Due to the small number of children with B-Pb ≥ 100 μg/L and whenever possible, categorical variables were collapsed into a smaller number of categories to avoid cells with less than 5 individuals.
The above described complexity and controversy of drug resistance of an evolving population of cells as CSCs suggest that simultaneous multitarget therapy represents the only approach able to avoid cells, already resistant to one drug, to survive and acquire later resistance to other compounds.
Both Samsung and Nokia avoid cell phone-model numbers containing the digit four, and Nokia's S60 software platform released its fifth edition immediately after its third edition.
In order to avoid cell growth, β-radiation can be used.
The maintenance of genome stability is essential for an organism to avoid cell death and cancer.
Throughout the cultivation, flasks were shaken evenly by hand three times per day to avoid cell aggregation.
Therefore, we selected 25 µm as the well side length to maximize the capture efficiency and avoid cell overlapping.
Chromosomes were prematurely condensed by a phosphatase inhibitor (calyculin A) to avoid cell-cycle selection produced by the exposure to high-LET heavy-ion beams.
During cell counting procedures, the culture flask was taken placed in ashaker (IKA KS260, Basic) at 100 rpm, in order to avoid cell reattachment.
