In another study, Zimbabwean youth almost universally recognized the potential for HIV transmission through shared razors, yet ranked the avoidance of sharing razors as the least effective strategy for preventing HIV in comparison to strategies focused on sexual exposures and behaviors not known to protect against infection (avoiding deep kissing and washing hands).
The skeletal acknowledgment of the "very real and sincere concerns" that drive the Tea Party is still marking time, yet the avoidance has now grown noticeable: of course people have "every right" to express their views.
Like the statins for hypercholesterolemia, the hope is that a therapeutic window of BACE1 inhibitor doses might be found that reduces cerebral Aβ levels enough for efficacy, yet maintains sufficient BACE1 activity for the avoidance of side effects.
And when used to justify the avoidance of treatment, romantic yet insidious perceptions and attitudes toward mental illnesses add to the deadliness of the illnesses themselves.
"For the avoidance of doubt, if these loans have not yet been repaid, it means that the board have not yet secured £1.5m of season ticket money or they have broken the repayment terms of these loans.
During the Cold War, Flexible Response contributed to both the avoidance of nuclear conflict and the proliferation of limited yet vicious military clashes.
Yet, the disposition of the various parts of the palace around the central court and the avoidance of outside windows as much as possible are characteristics that seem to indicate an early contact with the Middle East.
"For the avoidance of doubt, no decision on any transfer of a share to a newco has yet been made; nor has any such application been received".
The avoidance of straightforward tunefulness?
The avoidance of potential usurpation demands it.
