Prescind

The effectiveness of a therapy can prescind from the therapist's personal beliefs.

The relevance of a topic can prescind from the context in which it is discussed.

The quality of a product can prescind from its brand name.

The journalist must not prescind the facts when reporting a news story.

It's important to prescind personal opinions when conducting a fair and unbiased survey.

The researcher must not prescind relevant data when conducting a study.

The politician cannot prescind the impact of policy decisions on the economy.

The teacher cannot prescind the individual learning needs of their students when planning lessons.

The therapist must not prescind the patient's mental health history when designing a treatment plan.

The chef cannot prescind food safety guidelines when preparing a meal.

We cannot prescind the role of technology in modern education.

The coach cannot prescind player performance when making strategic decisions during a game.

It's important not to prescind the cultural context when analyzing a piece of artwork.

The artist must not prescind the cultural and historical significance of their work when creating it.

The judge must prescind personal biases when delivering a verdict.

The pilot cannot prescind safety regulations when flying a plane.

Happiness can prescind from material possessions.

Let's try to prescind from our preconceived notions and approach this problem objectively.

The speaker must prescind irrelevant points from their argument.

Sometimes, the truth can prescind from our own biases and prejudices.

The truth of a statement can prescind from the credibility of its source.

The meaning of a word can prescind from its etymology.

The success of a team can prescind from the talent of its individual members.

The value of a piece of art can prescind from its market price.

Inner peace can prescind from external circumstances.

The beauty of a person can prescind from their physical appearance.

The accuracy of the experiment can prescind from the researcher's personal opinions.

A child's laughter can prescind from any particular reason.

A sense of purpose can prescind from the pursuit of wealth or power.

The difficulty of a task can prescind from the experience of the person performing it.

The linguist must prescind grammar rules from individual speech patterns to analyze language.

The speaker must prescind the audience's preconceptions to effectively communicate their message.

The photographer decided to prescind the background from the portrait.

The scientist must prescind irrelevant data from the analysis.

The engineer must prescind the nonessential components from the design to improve efficiency.

The teacher must prescind the distracting elements from the learning environment to maintain focus.

The researcher needs to prescind the individual data points from the larger dataset for analysis.

The curator must prescind irrelevant artifacts from a museum exhibit to provide a coherent narrative.

The teacher must prescind irrelevant information from the lesson plan.

The surgeon must prescind the damaged tissue from the healthy tissue during surgery.

The athlete must prescind distractions from their training routine.

The analyst must prescind the outliers from the data set to get a more accurate result.

The detective must prescind irrelevant details from the crime scene.

The author chose to prescind the backstory from the main plot of the novel.

The manager must prescind personal relationships from professional interactions.

The historian must prescind personal biases from the interpretation of historical events.

The musician must prescind unwanted noise from the recording.

The athlete was asked to prescind from strenuous exercise for a few days.

The doctor advised the patient to prescind from smoking to improve their health.

She chose to prescind from buying new clothes until her finances improved.