Sentence examples for avoids any need from inspiring English sources

By utilising the ABAQUS in-built procedures for interpolation and remeshing, it avoids any need for user-defined code (although a piece of Python script can be used to automate the iteration instead of operating the ABAQUS user interface).

This avoids any need for applying the Lee and Ready (1991) trade classification algorithm used in many previous quote-driven studies, see e.g., Chan and Fong (2000, p. 254), Chordia and Subrahmanyam (2004, p. 494), Yamamoto (2012, p. 9).

This avoids any need for programming or specific knowledge of the data-mining tools involved.

This approach avoids any need to make assumptions about the phenotypes comprising the MM clone, given that purification of B-cells potentially excludes important sets of CSC.

If WorldCom wanted, it could presumably restructure the loan to pay down part of the Bank of America loan and increase the amount it lent directly to Mr. Ebbers, thus avoiding any need to sell.

BRITAIN'S first-past-the-post voting system is meant to deliver a clear majority to the party that comes first in seats, thereby avoiding any need for special deals and alliances to determine who enters Number 10.

The judges dismissed claims that schedule 7 was used by the police only because it avoided any need to get prior authorisation from a judge to seize material from individuals involved in journalism.

The new collector has the advantages to minimize necessary staff time for sampling by easy and fast changes of sample bottles, to avoid any need of oil for prevention of evaporation, to be cheap in construction, and to be easily installed and used in remote areas (unattended during 1 month).

Under the agreement, the Israelis will tear down the houses and the Palestinians will be paid to clean up the rubble, providing the Palestinians money for jobs while avoiding any need for the Israeli army to stay in Gaza for long beyond the evacuation.

In (Bennett 1982) he argued that measurement could also be represented by a logically reversible process, avoiding any need to generate heat.

HUD has effectively shut down a potentially valuable service to seniors without explicitly prohibiting it, thus avoiding any need to justify its actions.