Some of the slowdown in trade is the result of positive trends, including manufacturers setting up factories and networks of suppliers in the markets where their goods will be sold (an activity known as "reshoring"), obviating the need for shipping parts across the seas.
Sequence-based methods allow the measurement of known as well as unknown transcripts, thus obviating the past limitation to the microarray content.
We anticipate that SCCaNR will complement superresolution techniques such as PALM and STORM for studies of Ca2+ channels as it obviates the need for photoswitchable labels and provides functional as well as spatial information.
The woman from "Greek Life" tells Tai that he's outnumbered, turning the confrontation into a simple power struggle, as if that obviates his moral as well as legal standing.
Exposure histories and biologic samples will be obtained during pregnancy and from children as they grow, obviating the need for retrospective assessments of exposures.
Thus, if validated, favorable MRI findings on a good-quality MP-MRI may be used for selection and follow-up of patients during AS and might obviate the need for repeat biopsies.
In Sherlock, at least, his deductive powers didn't feed into a generalised masculine capability so much as obviate the need for it.
An "inherently safer" route will help eliminate many hazards as well as obviate many risk control devices.
The entrées, though, displayed excessive force: a skate filet was so drenched in butter as to obviate any other flavor; a pork chop tasted mostly of vinegar from the marinated peppers heaped on top.
What Freud proposed, and what remains revolutionary in his thought today, is that human beings have the capacity for real change, the kind that would undo the malicious effects of our upbringings and educations so as to obviate the need for "breaks from real life," both voluntary and involuntary.
