Albeit several institutions routinely perform CF within five PODs, testing of anastomosis should currently be obviated in asymptomatic patients [22, 23].
In contrast to ESCs, ethical problem can be obviated in iPSC application.
To the extent that geographic variations in unmeasured confounders such as diet, usual treatment for medical conditions, etc exist as potential confounders to those studies, that problem is obviated in our study design.
For example, a contribution by hyp4 could be obviated in mosaics by over-expression of fbn-1 in hyp6 or anterior hyp7 cells, particularly if it is diffusible following secretion from the apical surface of these cells.
Library construction, PCR amplification, hybridization, and their attending artefacts are obviated in optical mapping, since genomic DNA is the analyte and restriction enzymes are used to generate reliable markers.
These issues are largely obviated in optical mapping since the mapping substrate is just naked, fully deproteinized DNA molecules, and "distances" are robustly estimated by measurement of integrated fluorescence intensity [ 53, 63] using a dye (YOYO-1), whose measured fluorescence intensity is somewhat insensitive to base composition or extent of DNA elongation.
Further analysis of instantaneous reaction rates showed that, in the case of maximum CO2 consumption, one third of the later part of the reactor could be obviated, resulting in an increase in CO productivity per unit volume, that is, the efficiency of the reactor.
This significance or purpose for your soldiers is rooted in their Israeliness, in their confidence in their abilities and in military fraternity a fraternity that, for the Israelis in the novel, subsumes or obviates deep differences in intra-Israeli ethnic background and social class.
In some marriages, talking honestly about our needs will forestall or obviate affairs; in other marriages, the conversation may lead to an affair, but with permission.
One purpose of the pennon was to obviate accidents in much the same way as does a red flag tied to a long pole or rod that extends beyond the tailboard of a truck.
