The phrase "avoidance as the" is not complete and lacks clarity in written English.
It could be used in contexts discussing strategies or methods, but it requires additional information to convey a clear meaning.
Example: "The study focused on avoidance as the primary strategy for managing anxiety in children."
Alternatives: "avoidance being the" or "avoidance considered the".
"It's time that they treated tax avoidance as the serious matter people across Britain know it is.
Boredom, and its avoidance as the key not just to happiness and contentment but to scholarship, too, has been a notion haunting me this year.
It isn't only internet goliaths who embrace creative tax avoidance, as the actor Greg Wise Emma Thompsonn's old man) has discovered.
Party sources said he was expected to repeat claims that major Tory donor Lord Fink engaged in tax avoidance as the row over tax allegations against HSBC escalates.
The IRS contends the transactions were economic shams with tax avoidance as the primary motive.
Following the conceptual definition of Hanlon and Heitzman (2010), we define tax avoidance as the reduction of explicit taxes.
These data strongly indicate that the avoidance as well as the landing response are dependent on the activity of T4 and T5 cells.
If they are involved, then one would expect that cooling locations in the brain that do not mediate conditioned taste avoidance, such as the caudate putamen (CP), would induce conditioned taste avoidance as long as the meninges were cooled as well.
Administration of an antidepressant blocked the development of social avoidance, as well as methylation of the CRF promoter.
They found that when the volunteers were given a placebo, the pictures elicited activity in the amygdala, insula and parahippocampal gyrus – brain regions involved in fear and avoidance – as well as in the brain's visual system.
We did not take into account personality factors like self-directedness or harm avoidance as was done in the studies by Tozzi and colleagues [ 10] and Anderluh and colleauges [ 25].
