The phrase "avoiding the effect" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing strategies or actions taken to prevent a particular outcome or impact.
Example: "The researchers focused on avoiding the effect of external variables that could skew their results."
Alternatives: "preventing the impact" or "mitigating the consequences".
In order to understand the effective role played by serum sCTLA-4 avoiding the effect related to other serum proteins, we used sera previously depleted of sCTLA-4 in MLR.
To avoid this, an increase in the annular milling steps has been introduced in the procedure, which also helps avoiding the effect of the drift mentioned before.
To distinguish whether transcripts are differentially affected by cold and analyze kinetics while avoiding the effect of harvest differences, expression data was normalized to harvest values.
Thus, wrky17 and wrky11 have been suggested to play a role in the fine-tuning of the defense response, avoiding the effect of excessive reaction.
For example, if a subject was indifferent to the choice between the adverse anesthesia effect as described and a lottery with a 1% risk of death and a 99% chance of avoiding the effect, the derived utility would be 0.99.
But in the case of molecules with small genomes and large population sizes (such as early replicons) the whole neutral space can be explored thus avoiding the effect of the genetic drift.
And for tens of millions of Americans who still only have one ISP to "choose," there is little hope of avoiding the effects of net neutrality.
Working in the time domain is useful for reducing instrumental drift and avoiding the effects of wrap-around.
The proposed method introduces two new ideas for avoiding the effects of keywords derived from misrecognized words.
Either one of these scenarios could be bad for stock investors, and avoiding the effects of an extreme version of either scenario may not be possible.
