Sentence examples for was obviated from inspiring English sources
verb
To anticipate and prevent or bypass (something which would otherwise be necessary or required).
"The first was obviated by our success, the latter by our failure.
This behaviour was obviated by the addition of calcium to the melt.
The induction of this tolerant state by ECP was obviated by co-treatment with LPS, suggesting that the inflammatory state of the recipient prior to treatment would play a role in potential clinical translation.
It's a product decision that was obviated by misuse of our internal API, and since been fixed.
The other most notable pathway that was obviated by our analysis relates to the significant impact that A20 had on cell cycle in hepatocytes.
The addition of Dkk-1 substantially reduced but did not eliminate subsequent induction of GFP+ cells in BMP4 treated cultures, and, in agreement with the results of others, Mixl1 induction was obviated by Dkk-1 treatment of Activin A induced cultures (Figure 3A, B) [16].
Our primary aim was obviating limitations present in our original design that, in the absence of modeled extracellular and cytoplasmic loops, lacked connectivity between the TM helices.
Such difficulties are obviated here.
Has the need for meaning been obviated altogether?
When they're doing that, the need for unions is obviated.
No house makes money; the loss is obviated by the tremendous publicity the shows generate.
