The phrase "avoidance of variability" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing consistency, control, or standardization in processes or outcomes.
Example: "The avoidance of variability in manufacturing processes is crucial for ensuring product quality."
Alternatives: "minimization of variability" or "reduction of variability".
All measurements in this study were obtained using the same techniques under uniform, controlled conditions and conducted by the same practitioner ensuring the avoidance of practitioner variability.
The article discusses basic features of good design, including comparison of treatments, randomization, avoidance of bias, and reduction of variability.
Over time, management of genetic variability and avoidance of inbreeding have become major issues in dairy cattle selection.
For example, statistically evaluating analytical release data which may be within specification but trending low or increasing in total variability can result in the avoidance of an ultimate failure if the cause of variability can be discovered and rectified prior to it reaching a significant magnitude.
When discussing how best to assess CGM, different goals can be considered, including maintenance of specified target levels, which may vary in different patient populations; avoidance of hypoglycemic events; assessment of glucose variability; and degree of glucose complexity.
It carries a low risk of hypoglycemia, is characterized by relatively low blood glucose variability, and relative avoidance of weight gain, possibly reflecting a more physiologic pattern of tissue action than can be achieved with other subcutaneously administered insulins.
This low level of variability in glucose-lowering effect suggests that IDeg may have utility in treating elderly subjects, where the avoidance of hypoglycaemia is of increased clinical importance.
A quarter of users never consumed alcohol and 32% of those who did had inadequate data for analysis (e.g. avoidance of alcohol or regular consumption so insufficient variability).
"There's a lot of variability spatially and temporally.
Do operators systematically identify sources of variability?
