In the second section I was careful to avoid this kind misconception.
Shermer takes care to avoid the misconception that evolution is goal-directed, for example, but does little to prevent other common misconceptions.
In this sense, "emptiness can well be described as 'outside' of and absolutely 'other' than the standpoint shackled to being, provided we avoid the misconception that emptiness is some 'thing' distinct from being and subsisting 'outside' it".
By deemphasizing systematics and highlighting intriguing patterns from the recent published literature, this laboratory hopes to promote paleontology as a vibrant and relevant field, and avoid the misconception that paleontologists are simply stamp collectors, intent on naming and categorizing fossils.
Presenting diagrams oriented horizontally or radically may help viewers avoid the misconception that taxa at the top of the tree are superior to those below them (e.g., Catley and Novick 2008; Torrens and Barahona 2012).
Hence, counselors are recommended to discuss the effect of ART on HIV transmission in order to avoid the misconception.
In conclusion, we need to avoid the misconception that one of the goals of mechanical ventilation is the simplistic minimization of the heterogeneity of ventilation.
Aiming to help avoiding these misconceptions, in this paper we analyze the lateral resolution of DHM through the variation of those two parameters.
Still, the company's statement said, "In an abundance of caution and to avoid any further misconception, this company has adopted a policy that we will no longer encourage citizens to make their views known to Governor Bush on behalf of Microsoft or any other clients in the future".
To avoid any misconception, the instructor could easily lead discussion by adding in one or two species which haven't undergone the same degree of adaptive radiation as those generated by the class (in Fig. 1b, illustrated by N1 and N2).
