Sentence examples for obviate further from inspiring English sources

For example, the typical appearance of a non-ossifying fibroma on CT will obviate further investigations for what otherwise would have been an equivocal bone scan report.

To obviate further sources of variability between one dataset and another, the same C in(t) was taken from an experimental dataset, representative of these experiments, and used for all simulations.

The Senate trial was exhaustive and obviates further legal action.

In modification to the adaptive systems, when a priori knowledge of the noise fundamental frequency exists, coarse value of the fundamental frequency is introduced to the algorithm; this obviates further need to the reference signal, and a single microphone adaptive system gets applicable.

Mutants lacking other heparan sulfate proteoglycans either succumb embryonically [32], obviating further studies of the mammary gland, or have no reported defects in mammary gland development or function [33], [34], [35], [36], [37].

In summary, our results question the notion of maximized insulin sensitivity obviating further lifespan increase in GHR-KO mice.

The B strain was highly sensitive to non-permissive temperature as no viral activity was determined at 37°C, obviating further examination of replication at 40°C.

CEUS is often served as a problem-solving tool for indeterminate lesions on prior CT or MRI scans, obviating further invasive steps.

Unlike tetrazolium salts (such as MTT), alamar-blue dye is water soluble which obviates further crystal solubilization by addition of DMSO.

In light of the immense burden of obesity on health care systems [ 14, 15], prevention efforts that are accepted and potentially subsidized by the public are crucial to obviate a further rise in obesity prevalence rates.

Every public figure who is psychologically identified with the ways of power in America has condemned Snowden as a traitor, or deplored his actions as merely those of a criminal, someone about whom the judgment 'he must be prosecuted' obviates any further judgment and any need for thought".