The phrase "avoid possible effects on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing measures taken to prevent or mitigate potential impacts or consequences in various contexts, such as environmental, health, or social issues.
Example: "To ensure the safety of our community, we must take steps to avoid possible effects on public health."
Alternatives: "prevent potential impacts on" or "mitigate possible consequences for".
To avoid possible effects on gene expression, antibiotic was not used in cell culture.
In this study, we chose not to perform acetylcholine infusion during RH to avoid the risk and discomfort of arterial catheterization, and to avoid possible effects on subsequent measurements of RH and plasma NO products.
In an independent migration assay, 5 μ M of 1-beta-D-arabinofuranosylcytosine (araC; Sigma-Aldrich), a DNA polymerase inhibitor, was added to avoid possible effects on migration caused by cell proliferation.
To avoid possible effects on crystalline structure such as artificial formation of amylose/alcohols complexes upon isolation [ 51] the starch purification protocol [ 56] was modified by extraction with distilled water only and air dried at room temperature with no addition of alcohol or acetone.
In order to avoid possible effects of transcription on mutational asymmetries, we first masked out transcribed regions (UTRs, introns, and exons including their 5 kbps flanking regions) from our analysis, that is, we analyzed just the intergenic regions.
To address this question, we treated MDA-MB-231 cells with BV6 for 3 h to stimulate cytokine production followed by replacement with fresh, drug-free and reduced serum (0.1%) medium to avoid possible effects of BV6 and serum factors on immune cells.
On the one hand, we wanted to avoid possible effects of the circadian clock.
In order to avoid possible effects of body position, size, and background on rating, the pictures were adjusted with white background, turned right, and resized so that the pictured parrots were of a similar relative size.
To avoid possible effects of different levels of water availability on the phenolic content among trees, their water status was periodically monitored and occasional irrigation was applied as needed to maintain all plants at similar values of pre-dawn water potential during the sampling period (data not shown).
Then, to avoid possible effects of immune-mediated β-cell destruction on specific key clinical outcomes, we limit some analyses to those youth with a clinical diagnosis of type 2 diabetes who had negative results for both GAD65 and insulinoma-associated protein-2 DAs (n = 428 of the 474 participants with measured DA).
In order to avoid possible effects of sampling, the development of non-invasive methods is ongoing.
