The phrase "avoidance slightly" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a minor degree of avoidance, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "His avoidance slightly affected the team's dynamics, but they managed to work together."
Alternatives: "mild avoidance" or "slight avoidance".
It has thus moved the "line" from genocide equivocation to genocide avoidance – a move slightly in the right direction.
Critchlow et al. (2001) found a higher degree of obsessive compulsive traits in PMDD patients than in healthy controls, and Freeman et al. (1995) reported that PMDD patients had increased scores on harm avoidance, novelty seeking, and slightly higher scores on reward dependence in comparison to a normal population.
Healthy volunteers took part in experiments 1 4, and patients with hippocampus sclerosis in experiment 4. Experiments 1 and 2 investigated behavior under approach-avoidance conflict with two slightly different realizations of threat levels.
In the fifth extinction session (i.e., without electrical shocks as the UCS), the BPA- and NP-treated offspring showed slightly less correct avoidance behavior than the control offspring, although the effect of chemical exposure, as determined by one-way ANOVA, was not statistically significant [ F 3,35) = 0.571, p = 0.104].
The subscale Activity Avoidance (AA) differed from this pattern slightly, as it was mostly related to pain anxiety, activity-related fear-avoidance beliefs, help-/hopelessness, avoidance of social and physical activities and negatively to minimization.
8 9 Risk aversion slightly differs from uncertainty avoidance, but, as a close concept largely used in economics, it was interesting to know whether it might play a role in antibiotic prescribing and the use of rapid diagnostic tests in tonsillitis.
The third (n = 81) had scores that were discordant in that they demonstrated a tendency that was slightly lower on the Avoidance subscale and high on the Cognitive Fusion subscale.
On the other hand, the algorithms are not completely similar, because the DSM-5 subtype for children 6 years and younger was slightly more adapted by removing 2 avoidance symptoms and adding 1 new symptom to the avoidance cluster [ 1, 9].
The central-peripheral structure in the monitoring model was slightly more pronounced compared to the avoidance model: individual differences in the distance to the centroid of the group were higher in the monitoring model (Fig. 3b).
A similar analysis showed that although better neonatal outcomes (Model 3B) and/or no emergency caesarean birth (Model 3C) slightly reduced the effect of SMM on avoidance symptoms, any mediation effects were partial.
An enhanced range of attraction to forests had the strongest impact, doubling immigration success; an enhanced range of attraction to rivers had a slightly lower impact; and an enhanced range of avoidance of cities had the lowest impact.
