Sentence examples for this will obviate from inspiring English sources
In many cases this will obviate the need for a second procedure.
The CDEs represent a major advance towards standardisation, which is highly relevant both from a scientific point of view and from the perspective of cost-efficiency, as this will obviate repeated development of case report forms for new studies [ 16].
Extending this transformation genomics approach to other phenotypes will be particularly powerful when the trait conferred by donor DNA is selectable, as this will obviate the need to screen for phenotypic changes in large recombinant mapping populations.
A donkey with poor teeth may be happier on a diet of chaff or mash/wet feed – this will obviate the need for the donkey to chew too much on grass or hay.
We have some other ideas such as something called behavior blocking that will obviate the need in many cases to use patches.
Multicentre studies will be facilitated by techniques for extraction of intact RNA from preserved tissues, because these will obviate the need to collect and transport frozen material.
Including antiredundancy as the second criterion will obviate this imbalanced predilection – therein lies the reason for us to use unequal values for class means among different classes.
The use of proteomic libraries rather than combinatorial phage libraries for this kind of analysis will obviate the need for predictions as it directly identifies the target protein based on the selected ligands.
As a whole, obtaining the active cyclin A without the CDK partner (referred to as monomeric in this work) in a straightforward and facile manner will obviate protein – production issues with the CDK2/cyclin A complex and enable drug discovery efforts for non-ATP competitive CDK inhibition through the cyclin groove.
Although the initial results of this trial suggest immune enhancement, we are evaluating CCL21 delivery mechanisms that will obviate the need to isolate and culture autologous DC.
I want to see a rise in journalistic skills among writers that will obviate the need for subs.
