The phrase "avoidance of structures" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the act of steering clear of certain frameworks, systems, or physical constructions.
Example: "The architect emphasized the importance of the avoidance of structures that could obstruct the natural landscape."
Alternatives: "steering clear of frameworks" or "refraining from constructions".
Avoidance of vascular structures may decrease the risk of bleeding [ 10- 13].
The tractography data can then be presented in the eyepiece of the operating microscope, facilitating avoidance of critical structures by the surgery (Daga et al., 2012).
Localization of the target volume on pretreatment imaging allows for decreased planning target volume margins and potentially improved avoidance of critical structures over the course of treatment.
Safer reduction of the RT volume and avoidance of normal structures as well more sophisticated treatment planning programs, such as three-dimensional conformal radiotherapy (3DCRT) and intensity-modulated intensity radiotherapy (IMRT) have become available in most centers.
Percutaneous tracheostomy can be performed safely using real-time sonographic visualization of the needle path to ensure avoidance of vascular structures and placement of the tracheostomy tube below the first tracheal ring, including in patients with morbid obesity and cervical spine precautions.
Three-dimensional conformal radiotherapy (3D-CRT) has proved to be a promising treatment method for NSCLC allowing higher doses to be delivered to the target by improved shaping of radiation portals and conformal avoidance of normal structures compared with the conventional radiotherapy [ 1].
This avoidance of protein structure domains is evidence for selection pressures to avoid protein structure disruption and supports a significantly negative role for frame disruption in the evolution of protein structures.
The avoidance of the structure of society has a long history.
The significant avoidance of protein structure disruption and highly significant placement in alternatively-spliced exons (rather than constitutive ones), together with the observation of a lack of protein structure generation through frameshift, support largely negative selection pressures related to frame disruption during gene evolution.
The principal advantages are the absence of ionising radiation for the patient and the operator, the possibility of operating ultrasound equipment outside of a radiology department (office practice), and imaging of all the soft tissues surrounding the joint, leading to an accurate diagnosis prior to the therapeutic injection and avoidance of any critical structures in the path of the needle.
