Sentence examples for foregoing the need from inspiring English sources

With MCMC techniques such as Gibbs sampling or the Metropolis–Hastings algorithm, researchers can now directly sample sequences of values from the posterior distribution of interest, foregoing the need for closed-form analytic solutions.

That hysteria translates directly to the teacher whose job is threatened foregoing the new tires she really needs and instead just getting an oil change.

Many are foregoing the literary communion in favour of staying at home.

But Knicks Coach Mike D'Antoni is foregoing the ritual in the hopes that his team is more alert at game time.

Actor David Cross is foregoing the usual indie film distribution model for his darkly satirical film HITS.

So it's not like car2go is foregoing the tech angle completely.

Foregoing the burqa ban would be a sensible first step.

The foregoing shows the need for adjusting clinical break-points, as the susceptibility pattern regarding Candida spp. infections is dynamic and is influenced by patient and strain exposure to prolonged treatment with different antifungal drugs currently available on the market [ 9, 10, 25].

The foregoing picture underlines the need to devise novel, cheap and yet still effective medical interventions against EMF.

The foregoing discussion substantiates the need for developing procedures to accurately measure and/or predict the phenotypic outcome for a specific pharmacogenomic variant.

The foregoing discussion highlights the need to distinguish individual health risks from population health risks in considering the impacts of global environmental change (Rose 1992).