The phrase "avoid effective" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to suggest steering clear of something that is effective, but without context, it is ambiguous.
Example: "To improve our strategy, we need to avoid effective methods that have proven to be successful in the past."
Alternatives: "steer clear of successful" or "refrain from effective".
Some methods to avoid effective conflict and unstable cycle are presented.
Many viruses that cause chronic viremic infections, such as human immunodeficiency virus type 1 (HIV-1), mutate extensively to avoid effective control by the host immune system.
A sodium-replete diet was used to avoid effective circulating volume contraction and RAS activation (2– 4).
Indeed, besides the necessity to avoid effective immune clearance and to survive in multiple contexts (local stroma, blood or lymph, secondary site of expansion), malignant cells have to override a significant number of barriers to metastasise.
Its use should be avoided, effective immediately.
Consumers armed with more numerical information might avoid less effective drugs, he said, but the new approach might be good for the industry.
"While I believe that homeopathy plays a complimentary role for some families in their health, I have concerns that some people may delay or avoid proven effective treatments while relying on homeopathy alone," she said, adding that she will write Health Canada to urge it to review the approval of the saliva.
The lack of benefit in more severe cases after 3 years confirms that such patients should not be treated by GPs alone, but should immediately be referred to the headache clinic to avoid delaying effective treatment any further.
"The deadlift is one of the three powerlifting exercises the others are the squat and the bench press and, for that reason, probably not thought of as being particularly feminine," says Tsvietkov when I ask him why many women avoid this effective back, glute, and hamstring working movement.
The first is that while the majority of mycobacteria infect macrophages, a portion of mycobacteria that infect DCs may avoid the effective killing mechanisms of macrophages.
injection of clonidine to avoid losing effective values.
