Sentence examples for obviate concern from inspiring English sources

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).

Typically, the lost jobs involve making products, like T-shirts or pressed-wood desks and chairs, that are now profitable to manufacture only if labor costs are at a bare minimum, and that companies can afford to maintain excess inventories of in order to obviate concerns about lead times and transportation costs.

We sought to obviate concerns about mixed samples by also analyzing RPE isolated from the same eyes.

The use of an individual's own cells and tissues without exposure to animal cells, and after screening for human infectious agents, should help obviate concerns about zoonosis associated with the use of MEF feeders, and about latent viral infection.

The ability to obtain the desired mutations without the use of a selectable marker obviates concerns about the confounding impact of such an exogenous, independent transcription unit.

This obviates concerns regrading peer-to-peer interaction [ 15].

This strategy obviates concerns of incomparability due to variations in analysis conditions or instrument performance between separate analyses.

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.