They restricted themselves to twins of the same sex, which obviated the problem that women tend to live longer than men.
Farmed insects, presumably, would obviate the problem, but I don't know if that will happen here without some government encouragement, similar to what's happening in Holland.
That seems to obviate the problem, because the suggestion being canvassed here is not that grumpy Socrates is identical with Socrates' grumpiness so that the fact that these two entities have different modal properties need embarrasses no one but rather that grumpy Socrates is identical with Socrates.
Expression of S. cerevisiae SAM2 gene was induced by the presence of excess methionine in the growth medium, while expression of SAM1 gene was repressed, thereby obviating the problem of product inhibition observed with other SAM synthetases (Chiang and Cantoni 1977; Cherest and Surdin-Kerjan 1981; Thomas et al. 1988).
Designing a balanced Likert scale (with an equal number of positive and negative statements) can obviate the problem of acquiescence bias, since acquiescence on positively keyed items will balance acquiescence on negatively keyed items, but there are no widely accepted solutions to central tendency and social desirability biases.
The method gave equal weight to all groups and obviated the problem of particular groups being over-represented (such as human H3N2).
Besides, NSCs express no or low levels of MHC molecules, which obviate the problem of immunorejection [ 57].
Pflieger et al. (16) recently published an approach using commercial iTRAQ reagents both to assess and to obviate the problem of less than complete dephosphorylation by the phosphatase.
However, this does not obviate the problem that not all quality can be observed, and skimping on quality and intensity of treatment may occur [ 28].
