The low abundance of Fe avoided the effective scavenge of sulfide and reduced S species played a crucial role in the sedimentation process.
By his account, the Clinton Administration initiated the partnership to avoid the more effective, but politically riskier, step of raising fuel-efficiency standards.
The so-called "Channel Dash", codenamed Operation Cerberus, would avoid the increasingly effective Allied radar and patrol aircraft in the Atlantic.
Therefore, placing the tensiometer at the base of the oedometer apparatus appears to be effective in avoiding the effects of evaporation on the HCT reading.
These findings might also suggest that, using RNA, it is possible to avoid the cost-effective and time-consuming methods for leukocyte isolation.
On the one hand, they said that surrogates may allow to reduce trial duration, the number of patients and/or the cost of the studies, and to avoid the confounding effect of subsequent effective therapies.
However, we believe that the absence of C in the growth process would be very effective to avoid the possible effect induced by C [16].
This work presents a novel zero Poisson's ratio (ZPR) honeycomb structure that can achieve deformations along two orthogonal directions and avoid the increase of effective stiffness in the morphing direction by the restraining the Poisson's effect in the non-morphing direction.
Hence, some authors may have chosen to avoid the calculation of effective doses in favour of reporting measurable variables as the dose-length product orCT dose index.
In order to avoid the implementation of effective and affordable strategies that do not apply to the target population and to determine whether an intervention is appropriate for further effectiveness testing, studies that examine the feasibility and acceptability of such approaches [ 26, 27] are first needed.
