Because of the avoidance of first pass metabolic effects due to direct and rapid absorption with improved permeability, intranasal route represents a good alternative for extravascular drug administration.
Because we are interested in the avoidance of open versus closed areas and to minimize differences in light intensity between the open and closed quadrants, the closed quadrants are enclosed by clear acrylic walls 28.5 cm in height [32].
For the sake of parsimony and the avoidance of redundancy (because of the high correlations among the 16 constructs), we can now focus our discussion on this higher order structure with which we addressed our secondary goal of predicting attitudes and knowledge of Kansan university students.5.5
An intentional caveat of this guilt is the avoidance of culpability because it's never truly just their fault.
The mPing element prefers to insert into a 9-bp sequence that is AT-rich, and thus, because rice exons are GC-rich, the avoidance of exon insertions is more obvious than in soybean where the exons are less GC-rich.
As mentioned earlier, a potential advantage of targeting endothelial rather than tumor cells is the avoidance of drug resistance, because endothelial cells, unlike those of tumors, are genetically stable.
They placed greater value on prevention, healthy nutrition, good physical fitness, and the avoidance of drug use because they saw many cases where diseases could have been prevented if risky behaviors had changed.
The questions were modified from the Hearing Disability and Handicap Scale and they concerned for example the participants′ ability to hear in different listening environments, to locate the sound source and the avoidance of social situations because of the possible hearing difficulties [ 57, 58].
The relative lack of fluoroquinolone resistance in pediatric gram-negative isolates is likely due to the avoidance of fluoroquinolones in children because of potential detrimental cartilage effects.
Patten and Kelly (2010) argue that also the converse problem may occur: the avoidance of high-quality habitat because it is less attractive.
