The phrase "avoid induction of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to express the intention to prevent or minimize the initiation of a particular process or effect.
Example: "To ensure safety, we must avoid induction of any adverse reactions during the experiment."
Alternatives: "prevent initiation of" or "stop the onset of".
Targeting immune responses to more conserved epitopes that are potential targets of strain-transcending neutralising immunity is necessary to avoid induction of strain-specific responses to dominant variant epitopes.
Therapeutic over-expression of Vascular Endothelial Growth Factor (VEGF) by transduced progenitors is a promising strategy to efficiently induce angiogenesis in ischemic tissues (e.g. limb muscle and myocardium), but tight control over the micro-environmental distribution of the dose is required to avoid induction of angioma-like tumors.
In our present study, we compose our CSE in complete culture medium to avoid induction of autophagy through the serum starvation pathway.
This was despite a sufficiently large interval of 4 months between the 2nd and the 3rd injections designed precisely to avoid induction of tolerance.
To avoid induction of longer-lasting effects, the trials within each block were pseudo-randomized, so that no more than two consecutive trials of the same type were presented.
In summary, our study of the negative-stranded group of RNA viruses revealed that genome recognition by RIG-I is indeed a widespread phenomenon, but that hantaviruses, nairoviruses and bornaviruses avoid induction of antiviral responses by processing their RNA termini.
Strategies for development of a vaccine against filariases depend on delivering the correct antigens to the right arm of the immune system, avoiding induction of dangerous responses, and deflecting or stopping immune suppression by the parasite.
This genetic manipulation causes a transient and significant reduction in MMP-2 protein expression and consequently a reduction in overall enzymatic activity, and likely avoiding induction of potential compensatory mechanisms [ 45, 46].
Though married men were not exempt from the draft, two other means of avoiding induction remained, apart from drawing a high number: the wealthy could purchase a replacement, and the poor could flee.
Those of us who avoided induction during the Vietnam War have struggled with those who served to find a middle path between needless entanglements and callous isolationism.
But I knew that if I avoided induction, I could never be admitted to practice.
