The phrase "avoidance though" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in informal contexts to suggest a contrast or exception related to avoidance.
Example: "I understand the need for caution, but avoidance though can sometimes lead to missed opportunities."
Alternatives: "however, avoidance" or "yet, avoidance".
For the avoidance of doubt, though, if any homophobes reading this want to avoid catching gay by boycotting water, I'm all for it.
He expressed surprise that there was only one panel at Davos dedicated to the topic of tax avoidance, even though it's a fundamental issue.
We may detect only a QTL of drought avoidance even though we hope to find a QTL involving drought tolerance.
For the avoidance of doubt though: I want to see sensible levels of immigration, not no immigration.
The group of people trigger warnings aim to assist may actually prolong their discomfort and fear by following trigger warnings, even though avoidance may feel better in the moment.
It has been shown that the scototaxis test did not present intra- or inter-session habituation of white avoidance [29], even though the authors could not reliably record the vertical distribution of zebrafish in the apparatus due to technical difficulties (e.g. in this task recordings must be made from top).
The vast majority of the cases (70/110, i.e. 64%) occurred though avoidance by the subordinate rival.
Thus, this study provides evidence that when people live without fearing the sun, but, rather, take no particular efforts to avoid solar UV irradiance though sun avoidance, covering up, and/or wearing sunscreen, overall cancer mortality rates may be lower and both melanoma and NMSC mortality rates will also be low.
Investigation of the CHRNA5 gene in knockout mice showed that it is active in a brain region called the habenula, which is involved in avoidance and aversion, even though it had not previously been strongly linked with addiction.
