The phrase "avoid replication of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to express the need to prevent duplication or copying of something, such as ideas, work, or processes.
Example: "To enhance creativity in our projects, we must avoid replication of existing concepts and strive for originality."
Alternatives: "prevent duplication of" or "stop the reproduction of".
In such cases, we considered only the month of the first isolation to avoid replication of the same information, and because the effectiveness of the vaccination scenarios is measured according to their capacity to protect the population before the strains begin to circulate in that season.
Briefly: four hundred million prey cells were mixed with eight hundred million bait cells and spread on YDP plates for four hour to ensure mating but avoid replication of the already formed diploid cells.
Sixthly, there should be standards of reporting data and storing of intermediate results that can be used by subsequent users, and avoid replication of for example segmentation and registration efforts.
Elements from successful programs were borrowed [ 8, 18- 21], care was taken to avoid replication of less successful programs [ 3, 8, 18, 19, 22- 24], and effort was made to address recognised barriers for physical therapists' implementation of research evidence [ 2, 4, 25].
This could be achieved by introducing interoperability among various healthcare service providers which is important for ensuring that patient information is available anytime and right at the point of care, eliminating unnecessary delay in treatment, avoiding replication of test reports, improving more informed decisions and hence leading to improved quality of care.
This avoided replication of the control group in the overall analysis.
This allowed direct analysis of the event rate in each intervention arm with a control group, avoiding replication of the control group and subsequent unit of analysis error.
To avoid replication, the families of mutation carriers identified through the ABC, UK and Manchester studies were not considered to be part of the BRCA families for the present analysis.
While initial RNA-seq took advantage of the accuracy of the technology to avoid replication, recent studies highlight the importance of appropriate replication for a sound RNA-seq data analysis (Liu et al., 2014; Sims et al., 2014; Tarazona et al., 2011).
This method is useful to avoid replication, safe time, and money used in isolation and identification of known compounds.
We separately extracted data from multiple publications of the same study and then combined them to avoid replication.
