How To Use obviating In A Sentence
- This capability has major logistic advantages in obviating the need to carry other fuels to battle.
- Summary of Background Data. Human MSC are multipotent mesenchymal adult stem cells that have a potential for autologous transplantation, obviating the need for immune suppression.
- Computers make this complex architecture possible, obviating the simplicities of serial production.
- The vast majority of adenomas can be removed at colonoscopy, obviating the need for surgery.
- I swear to you here, by the good and frolic words which are to issue out of that wine-bottle which is a-cooling below in the copper vessel full of fountain water, that the noble Pantagruel never snatched any man by the throat, unless it was such a one as was altogether careless and neglective of those obviating remedies which were preventive of the thirst to come. Five books of the lives, heroic deeds and sayings of Gargantua and his son Pantagruel
- Schumpeter predicted that as capitalist economies evolved, innovation would become routinized in large organizations, obviating the need for individual entrepreneurs.
- Summary of Background Data. Human MSC are multipotent mesenchymal adult stem cells that have a potential for autologous transplantation, obviating the need for immune suppression.
- Apparently, Rawls hasn't considered the fact that many Muslims already know when the exact prayer times are each day - obviating the need for a "sundial" - or what happens on an overcast day and the "sundial" can't be used - I grew up a few hundred miles away from the site of the Memorial, and am well familiar with that part of Pennsylvania and its climate. Archive 2006-01-01
- The diagnostic yield of bronchoalveolar lavage approaches 90%, obviating the need for biopsy in most cases.
- In less formal writing, the dash is often a catch-all mark to take the place of both colon and semicolon, obviating the need to distinguish them or think about more subtle kinds of punctuation.
