The phrase "avoid incorporation of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need to prevent the inclusion or integration of something within a particular context or framework.
Example: "In our project guidelines, we must avoid incorporation of any outdated practices that could hinder our progress."
Alternatives: "prevent inclusion of" or "steer clear of incorporating".
There is only a single free lysine in each polypeptide and the N-terminal amino groups are all acetylated to avoid incorporation of multiple ligands.
To avoid incorporation of highly correlated independent variables into the model, we selected one of four measures of research coordinator experience, one of three measures of research infrastructure, and research consortium affiliation rather than country.
These results indicate that the relaxed fidelity of the second-generation RSs in the absence of nitroTyr compromises neither the integrity nor the utility of the new nitroTyr-RSs and is therefore of no functional consequence as fidelity only needs to be high enough to avoid incorporation of canonical amino acids when in competition with the targeted ncAA.
The reason why there is basal exclusion of Orai3 from the surface membrane is unknown but we speculate that it is important to avoid incorporation of constitutively active Orai3-containing channels that could cause long term, potentially damaging, leak of Ca2+ into the cells.
This avoided incorporation of misleading chimeric data that can derive from reverse-transcriptase template-switching (Roy and Irimia 2008).
Alternatively, lineage I strains might have a more effective restriction systems for degradation of foreign DNA, a more efficient mismatch repair system that avoids incorporation of foreign DNA fragments into the chromosome, or may show reduced competency.
Moreover, a sufficient number of cells must be captured to avoid incorporation errors associated with low template quantity [ 44].
A reduced number of cycles were used in the PCR (30), to avoid incorporation artifacts.
To avoid incorporation bias, the LAM ELISA results were not used to determine final TB status.
These features included the spectrum of patients, whether index tests and reference standards were evaluated and interpreted independently to avoid incorporation bias, and whether all patients underwent the same reference standards to avoid differential or partial verification bias.
All the included studies fulfilled the requirements of acceptable reference standard, partial verification bias avoided, differential verification bias avoided, incorporation bias avoided, detailed description of index test, blinding of investigators to reference, uninterpretable results reported and withdrawals explained.
