The phrase "be avoided from being" is not grammatically correct and is not commonly used in written English.
A better way to express the same idea would be "should be avoided" or "should not be done." Example: In order to prevent accidents, it is important that safety precautions are taken and risks are avoided.
On the other hand, the tribo-film is not necessary and should be avoided from both viewpoints of low and stable friction.
Thus, it is advocated that endoscopy should be avoided from 5 to 15 days after caustic ingestion [ 11].
"The sad thing is that if people had been more careful, this could have been avoided from the get-go".
Thus it has been argued that the package of objects-as-non-individuals meshes better with quantum field theory (QFT) where, it is claimed, talk of individuals is avoided from the word go (Post 1963; Redhead and Teller 1991 and 1992; Teller 1995).
Such an iterative updating scheme can be avoided (which is advantageous from a computational point of view), even without assuming AWGN: if σ−2(E i,Δ t j ) is proportional to (E i ) q, the factors (E i ) q, which are independent of the summing variable j, in the numerator and denominator of (7) cancel each other.
Yohe: For a very long time, it seems to a lot of us that the environmental community has looked at adaptation as something to be avoided, to be ignored, to be eliminated from the conversations.
By formalizing care for complex disease processes, unnecessary tests might be avoided, complications from incorrect and unneeded therapies could be minimized, and resource utilization might be improved.
Weather is always changing and cannot be avoided or prevented from occurring, and certainly cannot be segregated or isolated.
But any thoughts that the whole problem could be avoided by dropping Cyprus from the accession list are unrealistic: Greece has vowed to retaliate by blocking the accession of the other nine candidates, creating a different sort of disaster for Europe.
