The phrase "avoid extremities" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one is advising against extreme actions, opinions, or situations.
Example: "In discussions about sensitive topics, it's important to avoid extremities to foster a more productive dialogue."
Alternatives: "steer clear of extremes" or "refrain from extremes".
Evidence suggests that five-or seven-point scales produce the most reliable results [ 23], but as there is a tendency for respondents to avoid the extremities of a scale [ 24], a nine point scale was chosen.
Collins, if anything, avoided such extremity.
Make a double circular turn around the extremities to avoid building an uneven cast.
Mutated specific probes were labelled at the 5′ extremity with LC-Red-640 for C677T and LC-Red-705 for A1298C variants and were phosphorylated on their 3′ extremity to avoid extension by PCR.
Fill up hot water bottles, cover if necessary to avoid burns, and place on extremities to boost blood flow.
We hypothesize that adjustments concerning crank position could minimize the joint range of upper extremity motions and/or avoid reaching the joint limit, which are considered as risk factors for repetitive strain injuries (RS I.
Trees were constructed using truncated alignment/sequences (295 amino acids – mainly the conserved 7TM core of the protein) where the opsin extremities were discarded to avoid unreliably aligned regions.
These were immediately removed and afterwards a small quantity of blood was injected in the distal extremity of the needle to avoid any exchange of gases with the environmental air.
Patients with patella-femoral compartment disease were fitted with a patella brace and instructed to avoid bearing full weight on the treated extremity for several days, then resume full weight bearing as soon as feasible.
The response scale is a VAS with horizontal lines, delimited at their extremities by short vertical lines, to avoid marking off the scale [ 16].
