The substitution of electors obviated this difficulty and seemed on the whole to be liable to the fewest objections.
Many expedients were devised and tried for obviating this difficulty, so as to allow the cloth to be readily turned in any direction while forming the seam; this object was finally accomplished by Mr. A.B WILSON in the year 1850.
Now that civil war and the Voting Rights Act have allegedly "obviated this difficulty" for good, it might be time to liberate ourselves from that voters should be subjected to an elaborate process of "substitution".
By rejecting the substantiality of both minds and bodies, and by regarding them both as modes of a single substance, Spinoza obviated this difficulty.
Our method, instead, obviates these difficulties and, indeed, transforms problems and/or limitations into advantages.
The data presented here show that overexpression of the potato SBEII gene can be achieved in potato, and that a relatively small single-intron construct obviates the difficulties of either manipulating a very large genomic fragment or cloning a functional SBEII cDNA gene in bacteria.
Everyone involved in this project, including stars Colin Farrell, Michael Keaton, Danny DeVito and Eva Green, have worked hard, perhaps too hard, to obviate those difficulties while retaining the unabashedly sentimental teaching of life lessons to the very young.
Jason Stanley (p.c). raised this difficulty.
The only advantage of the technique was preparation of flexible, translucent cast that could be flattened and viewed by transillumination thus reducing or obviating the difficulties inherent in the direct observation of curved or inaccessible surfaces by reflected illumination.
Equation (6) avoids this difficulty.
Although α is the most commonly used reliability estimate, it has long been pointed out by several authors that α is not a dependable estimator of scale reliability when the above assumptions are not met and that several alternative reliability estimates exist that obviate the difficulties encountered with the use of α and that can be more easily interpreted [68], [78], [79].
