The phrase "avoid end effects" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to data analysis, signal processing, or any field where boundary effects may distort results.
Example: "To ensure accurate results in your experiment, make sure to avoid end effects by using appropriate data handling techniques."
Alternatives: "prevent boundary effects" or "minimize edge effects".
The hydrogen storage level C jt in EH j is constrained by (12)–(14), where (13) ensures that the storage level of the EH is sufficient to provide service, and (14) is to avoid end-of-horizon effects by setting the final hydrogen storage level to be close to its initial value.
By applying the Clapeyron's theorem, we show that the stresses acting as surface tractions on the lateral end surfaces of the interior beam need to be taken into account in all energy-based considerations related to the interior beam in order to avoid artificial end effects.
In our theoretical derivations, however, we will assume to avoid window end effects.
Persoff et al. (1991) studied two-phase flow for gas and liquid in a rough-walled fracture with controlled injection rates and pressures using Hassler and Brunner (1945) method and porous end caps to avoid capillary end effects and to maintain uniform capillary pressure across the entire fracture plane.
Try to avoid ending a clause with a preposition.
In order to avoid the end effect of the short-range distances in the positional correlation analysis, the last dinucleotides within the window size region at the sequence ends were excluded.
Phosphopeptides based on the XRCC1 sequence 515-YAGSTDENTDSEEHQ-529 and the XRCC4 sequence 229-YDESTDEES-237 were synthesised with amidated C-termini to avoid potential end-effects of a free carboxy-terminus by Dr. W. Mawby (University of Bristol), purified by HPLC and characterised by mass spectrometry.
The resulting envelope follows the form of the surface all over such that the distortions caused the end effects are avoided.
