Although blood sampling systems using microfluidic technologies have been developed to reduce the amount of blood sampling from small animals [4, 7], they cannot entirely obviate the need for arterial cannulation and blood sampling.
Thus, it cannot always obviate the need for biopsy.
Indeed, because it invites many interpretations, an artwork acquires an ideality of possible meanings which cannot be obviated by any possible realisation (RB 146).
FDG PET has shown itself to be more accurate than clinical examination and although FDG PET alone cannot be used to obviate surgical nodal dissection, it may allow the selection of women likely to benefit from the procedure, and allow evaluation of more distant nodal groups [ 103].
This can be combined with a computer-assisted detection system to measure oral movements that cannot be visually quantified, but does not obviate the need for visual examination to distinguish purposeless chewing from bursts of jaw tremor or behavioural stereotypies temporally related to grooming or gnawing.
(Pending improvements in cryogenic technology, a person's body cannot be "discarded when it is worn out" without obviating the need for further visits to medical specialists).
Although self-report measures can obviate the impact of surgeon bias on measurement of outcomes, these cannot control for differential treatment bias.
However, these results suggest the discrepancy process is not smooth and cannot be adequately estimated without denser PM2.5 data, which are not available and would largely obviate the need for AOD as a proxy.
Like "The Agonized Face," which attempts to define a female (as opposed to male) truth, an essence usually denied for its "disgrace and violence, dark orgasm, rape, with feeling so strong that it obviates the one who feels it," "Mirror Ball" relies on an intellectual conceit that cannot ultimately save the story from its length or disorganization.
