The phrase "avoid the induction of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one wants to prevent or steer clear of causing a particular effect or outcome.
Example: "To ensure the safety of the experiment, we must avoid the induction of any harmful reactions."
Alternatives: "prevent the onset of" or "steer clear of inducing".
Thus, these results support the idea that neutralizing some groups of PAMAM-NH2, e.g., with hydroxyl groups, like in PAMAM-OH, could be a feasible approach to avoid the induction of cytotoxicity by highly charged dendrimers, conserving their properties as nucleic acid carriers.
To dissipate the impact of the drops and evenly distribute the solution on the surface of the column, and to avoid the induction of preferential paths, three discs with a mesh of 50% shading capacity were placed on the soil with the leaning nozzle.
The lower activation of macrophages by Mah 1655 may be a useful strategy to avoid the induction of an adaptive immune response in the host.
It is likely that the endosymbiotic bacteria have adapted to their symbiosis conditions by losing these enzymes and not producing lipid A to avoid the induction of defense response in the hosts.
B. parapertussis is able to delay clearance by avoiding the induction of a robust innate immune response.
All animals assayed in our study have been exposed to only 15 mM NaN3 for a maximum of 10 15 min prior to image acquisition, thereby avoiding the induction of evident physiological changes.
We employed a hybrid strategy that utilizes a CR treatment similar to that administered by Spindler and colleagues (approximately 40% CR for 2 weeks), but that avoids the induction of a starvation response.
Based on these criteria we try to choose protein domains containing protection-relevant epitopes, thus avoiding the induction of deleterious immune responses as observed during infection with P. falciparum.
In the Emma Children's Hospital, Academic Medical Centre (EKZ-AMC) patients with high-risk neuroblastoma receive initial I-MIBG prior to induction chemotherapy (upfront) to reduce tumour load, while avoiding the induction of early drug resistance.
An interesting possibility is that the high prevalence of intrinsic disorder in proteins located in the close proximity to the surface of HIV- related viruses provides a mechanism for the avoiding the induction of immune response.
Indeed, we avoided the induction of hypothermia, which could improve neurologic recovery, in ECPR patients during 2006 to 2008, because of concerns about hypothermia inducing unstable vital signs and tendency for bleeding.
