The phrase "avoid laboratory" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when advising someone to stay away from a laboratory setting, possibly due to safety concerns or other reasons.
Example: "In this experiment, it is crucial to avoid laboratory environments that may compromise the results."
Alternatives: "steer clear of the lab" or "stay away from the laboratory".
Predicting the incidence and extent of shielding as a function of geometric ESP parameters are also invaluable to avoid laboratory or pilot scale results that are biased because of the occurrence of shielding.
Several measures were undertaken to avoid laboratory contamination.
Special precautions were taken in order to avoid laboratory contamination with SV40 sequences.
To avoid laboratory cross-contamination, cultures were done in small batches ensuring one sample is opened at a time.
To avoid laboratory or sampling errors, we processed the samples from the mothers and newborns separately and included positive and negative controls in the PCRs.
As noted, we took stringent precautions to avoid laboratory contamination, and the organisms identified cannot all be accounted for by skin bacteria introduced into the SF at the time of percutaneous aspiration.
To avoid laboratory-induced mutation events, we sequenced these samples directly from scab or vesicle material without virus isolation or propagation.
Furthermore, next generation sequencing techniques have allowed a more detailed study of gut microbes by avoiding laboratory cultivation.
Therefore, AMY-tree may partly solve four issues of future Y chromosomal research: 1) It is possible to automatically determine the phylogenetical lineage to which a sample belongs to based on whole genome sequencing data without massive time-consuming efforts and therefore also avoiding laboratory and analysis errors.
Sigmund Freud once wrote that when it comes to psychotherapy, "It will never be possible to avoid little laboratory explosions".
Values were subsequently averaged to avoid potential laboratory error associated with single measurements.
