The phrase "avoiding potential gene" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to discuss the avoidance of potential genetic issues or concerns, but it is incomplete and ambiguous.
Example: "The research focuses on avoiding potential gene mutations that could lead to health problems."
Alternatives: "preventing possible genetic" or "steering clear of potential genetic".
Our protocol allows multiplexed primers to behave similarly to uniplex RT reactions, while avoiding potential interference between gene-specific and/or nonspecific primers during annealing and reverse transcription.
These primers are highly specific of the targeted genes, avoiding potential cross hybridization with other E. cuniculi transcripts or host ones.
Ostensibly, unique mapping parameters are employed to create FPKM values while avoiding potential confounding effects of including genes that are erroneously counted as "expressed" due to cross-mapping of short reads to multiple loci.
Particularly when implemented with multiple calibrations in a Bayesian framework, the simultaneous analysis of multiple loci provides independent constraints on the evolutionary model, thereby avoiding potential biases associated with a single gene or genome [ 64].
On the other hand, GWAS provide more opportunities for traditional candidate-gene based association study to improve the experimental designs by avoiding potential biases from subjectively selection of candidate genes in the beginning of the study.
This allowed us to examine gene expression directly in the intact organ, thereby avoiding potential artifacts that may be introduced during sample preparation for histochemical examination.
Time-wasting is a method for avoiding potential pain.
"Good workmanship is the key to avoiding potential problems".
The diversification of CR genes in jawed vertebrates, including the advent of the V2R gene family, likely corresponded to an increased ability in ancient vertebrates to locate food and mates while exploiting novel habitats and avoiding potential threats.
To avoid potential alteration of gene expression due to advanced tumor status, we limited smoking comparisons in tumor tissue to the early stages (stages I and II).
