Sentence examples for was obviating from inspiring English sources
verb
To anticipate and prevent or bypass (something which would otherwise be necessary or required).
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.
"The first was obviated by our success, the latter by our failure.
This behaviour was obviated by the addition of calcium to the melt.
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.
Secondly, parental responses may have been influenced by the opinions and perceptions of more vocal parents, although this was obviated to a certain extent by the assistant-moderator.
And he is equally correct in arguing that technology is obviating whatever need there may ever have been for high denomination notes in legal commerce.
Anywhere there's a middle man between the natural resource and the end consumer, the Internet is obviating the need for the middle man.
MapQuest and G.P.S. devices are obviating local street guides, while Google and Digital Globe give the kind of zoomable views of earth from on high that were once for C.I.A. eyes only.
Such difficulties are obviated here.
Has the need for meaning been obviated altogether?
