0 past simple and past participle of avert
Therefore, the costs averted by treatment are likely to be substantially higher.
Both countries mobilized their armies, but pressure from the international community averted further escalation.
How was major inter-state violence, when it looked incipient, averted?
One study (7) estimated that for an experienced sports surgeon, 4% of the arthroscopies could have been averted compared with 14% for the other physicians.
A source of variation among studies estimating the proportion of potentially avoidable arthroscopies is the criteria used to consider that the procedure would be averted.
An economic evaluation was performed based on cost-effectiveness ratios (per averted arthroscopy), including direct and indirect costs.
Persons threatened by psychiatric disorder because of temperamental attributes like neuroticism, may remain at risk of somatic problems even if mental illness is averted.
Inefficient decisions may result when households take defensive action to avert damage that might have been averted more cheaply through public actions.
