Lenders focused on credit histories and earnings estimates, circumventing the need for pay stubs or W-2s.
The cost and energy efficient batteries are increasingly being used to power radio sets, lighting lamps in classrooms and in particular recharging mobile phones, which are now credited with transforming rural Africa by circumventing the need to have capital-intensive network of landlines.
(b) A theoretical carbyne loop', circumventing the need for stabilizing end-groups by bonding the carbyne chain to itself.
As Watanabe (2007) points out, even the introductory activities often involve pre-partitioned figures, circumventing the need for partitioning behavior.
This biosafe assay enables testing the effect of compounds on protease activity in cells while circumventing the need for infection.
This methodology should provide sufficient information vis-à-vis the potential clinical benefit of patients from EGFR TKI therapy, hopefully circumventing the need for invasive tissue biopsies.
This paper describes a simple method for germinating seeds of G. pubilabiata using decomposing leaf letter, circumventing the need for laboratory facilities.
VPC makes using Amazon's cloud easier by circumventing the need for figuring out how to get information to and from the cloud via the public Internet.
By circumventing the need for radiolabeled molecules, this method may be high-throughput and safe for the research and development of new PET imaging agents.
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The resulting strain can be used for in situ production of glucose, circumventing the need to add sweeteners as additional ingredients to dairy products.
