The phrase "avoiding possible" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express the idea of preventing potential issues or risks, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The team is focused on avoiding possible setbacks in the project timeline."
Alternatives: "preventing potential" or "steering clear of possible".
We exploited this possibility to create its local copy to be integrated in CEREALAB, avoiding possible bottlenecks caused by having a remote data source.
Therefore these scaffolds are good candidates for aquaculture treatments, avoiding possible drug resistance problems in humans.
Avoiding possible maladaptive responses, he was able to ask himself several important questions: "How critical is sociability to my position?
In addition, STED has the advantage that it does not require image deconvolution avoiding possible imaging artefacts.
Some video game makers use depictions of weapons that are slight modifications of real ones or alter their names, avoiding possible legal complications.
Had it succeeded, this would have given Britain access to the benefits of the industrial common market on the Continent while avoiding possible infringements of British sovereignty.
Depending on the structure of the shRNA transcribed, a preferential or exclusive accumulation of the antisense strand is obtained, thus avoiding possible nonspecific targeting by the sense strand.
In this way, the effect of the factors is not aliased with the block avoiding possible misinterpretations of the effects of the experimental factors on the analytical responses.
So far, courts are saying the law does not apply to suits filed by companies seeking reimbursement from insurers for the millions of dollars the companies spent avoiding possible Year 2000 losses that they say would have been covered.
The proposed method allows us to change the Markov tree to include a vertex containing the new subset without changing any information in the original vertices, thus avoiding possible repeated computations.
We hope the Air Force and all of the military services have learned the right lessons — not just about avoiding possible corruption but also about the need to ensure that every step of the process is transparent to all bidders.
