Sentence examples for bypasses the problem from inspiring English sources

Directly estimating γ and Σ from the item response vectors bypasses the problem of having fallible estimates of latent proficiencies, that is, the issue of problems caused by measurement error, as discussed in the introduction.

Another advantage of the approach is that it bypasses the problem of choosing linkage rules and dissimilarity measures, the choice of which cannot always be traced back to theoretical economic criteria.

This bypasses the problem of using restriction enzymes with the gene of interest.

By avoiding a central interaction data repository, DASMI bypasses the problem of update cycles that static integration frameworks face.

Clinical studies have instead focused on the use of i.v. iron, which bypasses the problem of gastrointestinal absorption and poor compliance.

By allowing for a transparent and data-driven search for environmental factors associated with disease, it bypasses the problem of selectively testing and reporting a few associations at a time, which has been debated as a source of biased results in environmental epidemiological studies (Blair et al., 2009; Boffetta et al., 2008; Ioannidis, 2005; Ioannidis et al., 2009).

This bypasses the problems associated with using cervical intraepithelial neoplasia lesions and enables a more conclusive evaluation of whether there is more reason to relax screening in older than in younger women with similar negative screening histories.

Some lichens have solved or bypassed the problem of re-forming the association.

The Northwestern-UCLA team bypassed the problem by linking γ-cyclodextrin a symmetrical oligosaccharide composed of asymmetrical units—with potassium ions and other alkali ions.

If you're driving east-west around here, you use the Caldecott Tunnel; you could go winding over the hills and bypass the problem altogether, but it would take forever and you don't want to.

With "Cage 100: The Bootleg Series," So Percussion found a way to bypass the problem with a composite release that celebrates the composer's centennial with both craftsmanlike specificity and an openness to chance.