0 to remove a difficulty, especially so that action to deal with it becomes unnecessary: --
The in-place replacement obviates a copying of the embedding context.
The rebuttal component specifies an exception or condition that obviates the claim.
To reduce compaction of moist soil and obviate the need for harrowing to level the fields, controlled traffic is being introduced in rice-wheat systems.
Given that the voltage-dependent calcium channels are essential for signal transduction, how are calcium action potentials obviated in photoreceptors?
It is unclear why those corrections were not made in the text in the first place, obviating the need for a comment.
However, the problem of extreme distortion of the polar regions remains, and this can again be obviated by choosing a transverse aspect of the projection.
Unless, that is, one installs a cooling or ventilation system to the ground surface - which rather obviates the idea of sealed storage.
Another is by removing any context which could obviate the learner's need to process formal linguistic elements.
