The ASH and ADL neurons of C. elegans normally direct avoidance responses to environmental agents such as low pH and sodium dodecyl sulphate (SDS) [ 6].
Barriers to seeking care surfaced when patients were in a direct avoidance relationship with the attending Aboriginal clinician or liaison officer.
A reader, Barry Edwards, points to Barack Obama's intervention in the bailed-out US banks and asks whether a similar approach in the UK, directed at tax avoidance, might work: I note that US President Obama is trying to place a salary cap on executives of US companies receiving aid from US taxpayers.
In fact, safety efforts are being directed towards accident avoidance and away from old-fashioned crashworthiness cars.
This aspect of unawareness is likely to reduce motivation for making behavioral changes directed at hypoglycemia avoidance.
These beliefs are thought by some to form the basis of obsession and, in turn, anxiety in OCD, to which compulsions are a goal-directed avoidance response (9).
Female rats engage in approach and avoidance behaviors directed toward the male to "pace" the rate of copulation.
The canon of constitutional avoidance directs courts to decide constitutional questions only as a last resort.
A distributed recursive design methodology using the function approximation technique is derived to design each follower robot's local controller with collision avoidance ability under directed networks.
Michael Zweig, a labor economist at Stony Brook University and founder of a campus organization called Group for the Study of Working Class Life, said that questions of tax avoidance should be directed at the employers.
In the developed countries, the expanding proportion of population subgroups more susceptible to invasive listeriosis along with its severity and high fatality rate argue for improved surveillance, reduced contamination of ready-to-eat foods and enhanced education directed at susceptible populations about avoidance or safe handling of high risk foods.
