The phrase "avoid the recruitment of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to express the intention to prevent or steer clear of bringing someone into a group or organization.
Example: "To maintain our current team dynamics, we must avoid the recruitment of individuals who do not align with our values."
Alternatives: "prevent the hiring of" or "steer clear of recruiting".
For experiments examining LTP of mixed glutamatergic and GABAergic transmission, stimulation was applied to the Schaffer collaterals in CA3, so as to avoid the recruitment of monosynaptic inhibition in CA1 (Figure S1A).
To avoid the recruitment of patients with specific disease course into either the thalidomide or placebo group, randomisation will be stratified according to VEGF levels, which can reflect disease activity, and pleural effusion, which can sometimes be life-threatening in POEMS syndrome.
By activating inhibitory inputs disynaptically rather than directly, we have maintained the physiological ratio of, and delay between, excitation and inhibition, and avoided the recruitment of interneuron types not involved in feedforward inhibition.
Because of their lack of knowledge about the topic and their fear concerning what to do about disclosure of violence [ 50], they may have avoided the recruitment of women.
If an intervention is ineffective, it is worth considering whether the trial could have been stopped earlier after examining interim data, thus avoiding the recruitment of additional subjects and giving them an ineffective therapy, particularly if there are side effects.
To avoid the recruitment process altogether, focus on networking and doing consistently good work.
That should avoid the recruitment challenges and rising costs that plagued the NCS.
We show heterospecific avoidance eavesdropping by a stingless bee: T. hyalinata avoids the recruitment pheromone of T. spinipes.
In our study, the dominant species, T. hyalinata, avoided the recruitment pheromone of the subordinate species.
To specifically target Nav channels activity and avoid the direct recruitment of L-type Ca2+ channels, depolarization was induced by the addition of low concentrations of KCl. Figure 3A illustrates that, in the presence of prazosin, veratridine (100 µmol/L) potentiates the contraction induced by the addition of 6 mmol/L KCl to the extracellular bath.
In order to avoid bias in the recruitment of subjects, physicians were not allowed to choose their subjects but were asked to include consecutive subjects during BoNT-A consultations.
