A final point is to allay concerns over the introduction of numerical computation into phonology.
This study would seem to allay at least some of that fear.
This shock led commentators and practitioners (many of whose doubts had never been fully allayed) publicly to recant.
It has rarely been possible to allay anxieties fully: so many of the questions could only be given provisional answers until national frameworks are established.
The proposal of a locally-based board did little to allay suspicions of controlled marketing.
The promise of genetics to introduce universally available improvements in future generations does not suffice to allay our concerns.
Informed consent does not allay the surplus of ethical affairs that surface in biographical work.
The fact that there are other potential entrepreneurs that could take over if the incumbent shirks its duties helps allay such fears.
