The phrase "avoiding potential interference" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one is discussing measures taken to prevent disruptions or conflicts in various situations, such as technical, social, or operational scenarios.
Example: "The team implemented new protocols for avoiding potential interference during the experiment to ensure accurate results."
Alternatives: "preventing possible disruptions" or "mitigating potential conflicts".
"The Federal Communications Commission shall comply with its existing minimum distance separation requirements for full-service FM stations, FM translator stations, and FM booster stations that broadcast radio reading services via an analog subcarrier frequency to avoid potential interference by low-power FM stations.
Fourteen patients which were heavy smokers and/or drinkers were excluded in order to avoid potential interference.
This approach will optimize the desired adaptations without causing excessive fatigue and will help avoid potential interference effects between aerobic and resistance training.
The remaining intron sequence and the first exon that is upstream of the miRNA-containing intron were retained in our constructs to avoid potential interference with processing.
To avoid potential interference of DNA binding to the tandem binding sites, each target sites were inserted with an arbitrary spacer (5-bp).
To avoid potential interference from the wild-type Per2 gene, we crossed both PER2 S662G and PER2 S662D (amino acid 662 changed from serine to aspartate) bacterial artificial chromosome (BAC) transgenic mice to a Per2−/− background.
In order to avoid potential interference of the cell culture conditions with the expression of typically used cytoskeletal markers, the ribosomal protein RPLP0 was selected and validated as the most reliable housekeeping gene.
To confirm this significant finding, we applied the same enzymatic hydrolysis conditions to agave samples that had been sequentially extracted with water and ethanol to avoid potential interference or skewing of yield data from free sugars in raw biomass.
It can be hypothesised that the prevention of HZ and/or its complications in a population with a high prevalence of chronic medical conditions might allow patients to avoid potential interference with the treatment of their chronic diseases or a worsening of those chronic diseases.
MCF-7 cells do not express detectable levels of caspase-1, -4 or -5 (Supplementary Figure S1 and Lin et al).. Therefore, we used this cell line for our next set of experiments to avoid potential interference from the endogenous inflammatory caspases.
