Use "I" statements but don't avoid it; the other person needs to understand how harmful this has become to you.
Don't avoid fat completely, you still need it to stay healthy!
Not only does this avoid the need to make tough choices about which areas should be trimmed, it also masks the fact that the company's real challenge lies in redesigning its strategy.
To date, use of nanomembrane concentrators have yielded exosome proteins of "very low purity," is laborious (~130 min), and not uniform, although it does avoid the need for ultracentrifugation, which is impractical in a clinical setting [ 22, 35, 46, 47].
Although this director resigned at an early stage and did not participate in negotiations, to avoid the need for the special committee's financial advisor to make multiple fairness presentations, the resigning director was present for the fairness presentation to the special committee, which took place after negotiations had finished.
Lead author of this paper, Dr Maslen, explains that as they are marketed to gamers and do not make any treatment claims, they avoid the need for regulation.
Other considerations include vaccines that are temperature stable (do not require cold-chain storage) and that avoid the need for needle and syringe delivery.
This explicit focus is necessary to ensure that benefits for research participants, negotiated with investigators and sponsors, do not simply avoid needs arising from systemic injustice, which may be difficult to address, in favour of needs that are more easily met by investigators.
This does not mean you need to avoid ambiguity completely – sometimes there's a good pedagogical reason to be vague – but avoid accidental ambiguities, and all students will thank you.
