The phrase "avoid dangerous effects of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing measures taken to prevent harmful consequences in various contexts, such as health, safety, or environmental issues.
Example: "To ensure the safety of our employees, we must avoid dangerous effects of exposure to toxic substances."
Alternatives: "prevent harmful impacts of" or "mitigate adverse effects of".
It was also underlined that particular attention has to be given to the levels of heating to avoid dangerous effects and preliminary tests have to be performed in function of the analysed materials, to verify the respect of directives and standards, as was done in the case of the "Ratto delle Sabine" model.
In this context, the increasing use of controllable and non-linear loads and the new needs of liberalized markets impose new PQ requirements in order to avoid dangerous effects [5-7].
How much would they like to have a smart phone that can manage their dosage to avoid dangerous side effects, remind them of their medicine schedules, and adjust the schedules to compensate for missing doses?
When there is a well-understood drug-gene interaction, knowing the genotype before starting treatment can avoid dangerous side effects.
Warfarin is much less expensive than the new drugs but requires careful monitoring to avoid dangerous side effects.
Eliquis, which is also known by the scientific name apixaban, is considered by some to be the best of a new class of drugs aimed at replacing warfarin, which is inexpensive but requires careful monitoring to avoid dangerous side effects.
A potential adrenalinelike drug for weight control must target only the fat-cell receptors to avoid dangerous side effects in the cardiovascular system.
In conclusion, our results, while confirming that gemcitabine per se stimulates and induces a curative acquisition of a long-lasting antitumor immunological memory 39, demonstrate that L19mTNF-α synergistically increases the antitumor activity of melphalan and gemcitabine in combined protocols that must be carefully designed to avoid dangerous antagonistic effects.
Governments have signalled an end to the fossil fuel era, committing for the first time to a universal agreement to cut greenhouse gas emissions and to avoid the most dangerous effects of climate change.
Utilizing information from the amplitude of the solutions obtained, as well as their stability characteristics, it is shown that proper selection of the system parameters results in substantial improvements of the technical performance of non-linear absorbers and avoids dangerous effects that are possible to occur due to the presence of the non-linearities.
