It can be difficult for international managers to establish bonds with their players, considering the limited time they have with their squads, but O'Neill was determined to avoid that potential pitfall.
The MINI and EDE-Q were administered on separate occasions due to two reasons: a) in order to provide a measurement of self-reported current weight on each day of testing, which was used as the pre-stressor weight score, and b) in an attempt to avoid that potential changes in mood due to ED psychopathology assessment were systematically stronger on a particular day of testing.
But to avoid squandering that potential, the panel must remember three things.
Ship owners and charterers are likely to avoid that kind of exposure (a $120 million potential loss, each), so until there is no chance of such an action, little traffic is likely to enter the Strait.
Saying that the commission has noticed a decline in compliance with its 2002 guidelines, Mary K. Engle, associate director for advertising practices, wrote that "to avoid the potential for deception, consumers should be able to easily distinguish a natural search result from advertising that a search engine delivers".
For evaluation after PC adjustment, it is however important to avoid the potential bias that can arise from SNPs highly correlated to the initial structure inference SNP set.
With the limited number of sires allowed for breeding, it was not possible to avoid the potential problem that some of the sampled horses were closely related, e.g. half siblings.
If it is assumed that oscillations play an important role for the timing of sensory and cognitive processes this basic function must be evident also during the event-related response and phase reorganization is an obligatory consequence to avoid the potential problem that a stimulus may fall in the unfavorable phase of an oscillatory cycle.
They suggested that to avoid the potential concern of dual loyalties and COIs, to decrease costs and delays, and to provide compensation for injured individuals, a no-fault compensation system be created for individuals injured by research, as previously called for by the Institute of Medicine and other groups.
To some extent the resulting bias is deliberate: we preferentially-selected only the best-known training centers in China in order to avoid the potential criticism that the problem of lack of hands-on training is associated mostly or in part with second-tier institutions.
To avoid the potential bias that could be introduced by health state labels, none of the descriptions provided the name of the cardiovascular condition (i.e., health states did not mention the terms stroke, myocardial infarction, heart attack, ACS, unstable angina, or heart failure) [ 58].
