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Considering the large numbers of people affected, if immunotherapy proves to be a suitable treatment for 10-15% of men with prostate cancer, it represents a significant step forward and the low toxicity gives hope that more drastic procedures may be avoidable at least for some patients if the further work to identify who will respond and who won't is successful.
At a time when the United States economy is grappling recession, extreme risk aversion and the corollary chilling effect are avoidable at least unless Judge Rakoff can show a more compelling rationale for the prosecutions; (Surely, there cannot be an argument that too much deterrence is sub-optimal, especially when the economy is trying to come out of recession).
All these secondary consequences of stroke are avoidable, at least in theory.
Commercial practice has, little by little, segregated specific services that may be avoidable (check-in at the counter, excess baggage weight, checked baggage), but which up to now have formed part of the basic fare.
Of the food thrown away, 4.4m tonnes was deemed to be "avoidable" waste that was edible at some point before it was put in the bin or food waste caddy – such as bread that goes mouldy – compared with 4.2m tonnes in 2012.
In this case, migration may not be avoidable for any one process, but at least migration would be delayed, depending on how long or how bad a surge is.
The question of how many cancer deaths would be avoidable if survival in Britain were at the level seen in other EU countries has been raised in Parliament.
Policy mistakes may not always be avoidable.
However, it is avoidable beforehand at design stage.
A spokesperson pointed out: "There have been avoidable errors at every step, and those responsible should be held to account.
We need approaches that would allow patients to be promptly and fairly compensated for injuries that were avoidable while at the same time turning errors into lessons to improve subsequent performance.
