Although, we could more easily use available sequence as a scaffold for facilitating map assembly, we reasoned that a purely de novo map assembly approach would obviate any concerns, regarding potential bias from nascent map alignments guided by sequence data.
Rabbi Yisroel Bendelstein of the Orthodox Union, who has fielded perhaps a half-dozen calls about the cookies, said he hoped the letters would "obviate any concerns".
The majority of the skin reactions (14) occurred in the HD group which did not experience significant improvement after treatment, obviating any concern about possible unblinding due to the skin reaction.
While rioting and pickpocketing occasionally marred executions in the public square in the 18th and 19th centuries, modern security and technology obviate this concern.
Immediate reductions in levodopa dosages between 15%and30%0% may be warranted to obviate this concern.
The contrasts ensure independence of the data points, and I used randomization correlation tests to obviate excessive concern about potential heteroscedasticity.
In this context, implementation of the IADPSG guidelines with an OGTT performed in all women under standardized conditions in the morning would obviate our concern regarding the effect of time of day on GCT performance.
Their use as the organ dysfunction component within a triage prioritization tool designed for use at all levels of health-care delivery from community to critical care obviates any concerns about the difference between secondary and tertiary triage measures.
A single trial would also obviate concern about the appeal of one trial judgment on the merits, while the second or third trial was still ongoing (Prosecutor v. Milošević 27 November 2001, pp. 18-19).
Short-term improvement in neurocognitive function associated with a decline in blood lead concentration does not obviate concern that long-term cumulative lead exposure may nonetheless have a deleterious effect on cognitive reserve, and may accelerate age-related decline in cognitive function (Schwartz et al. 2005; Weisskopf et al. 2004).
However, there is a relatively simple enhancement that obviates this concern.
