The phrase "avoid contrast" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need to minimize differences or opposing elements in a particular context, such as design, writing, or analysis.
Example: "In this presentation, we should avoid contrast to create a more cohesive visual experience."
Alternatives: "minimize differences" or "reduce opposition".
Some authors avoid contrast-enhanced imaging due to the lack of a definite consensus concerning its indications.
The non-word "tay" was excluded from the baseline, since it was the only non-word with a diphthong (/eI/), and to avoid contrasting it with itself.
These techniques employ contrast microbubbles resonance and, avoiding contrast destruction, allow real-time exploration of liver perfusion [ 22].
Adjustments to questions (for example, avoiding contrast and compare type questions and instead splitting them into two parts) can also help in this respect.
Using wire-guided cannulation before contrast injection might be controversial, although meta-analyses have shown that a higher biliary cannulation success rate and lower risk of PEP resulted from avoiding contrast injection into the pancreas [ 20, 21].
But in deliberately avoiding contrasts between himself and the other candidates, he did little to give Republican voters a reason to pick him — something he needs to do, since he's standing at about 4 percent in the polls.
The great man didn't say that, but it is hard to avoid the contrast between the relative stability at Sainsbury's and the stop-start strategy pursued by Morrisons in recent years.
She hopes to avoid, by contrast, what she calls the "rigidity" of Wal-Mart systems.
In all cases, to avoid glare, contrast paint was applied to the flat surfaces of the samples.
Equally one should avoid excessive contrast loss caused by using an inappropriate target filter combination (eg W/Rh).
If CT images are used for attenuation correction, inspection of both uncorrected and attenuation-corrected SPECT images is recommended, to avoid overlooking contrast agent-induced artefacts on the latter.
