Sentence examples for Overcome problematic from inspiring English sources

Artificial chromosomes are alternative vectors to overcome problematic transgene expression often occurring with conventional vectors in this parasite.

He says actors can overcome problematic histories if they put their heart in their work, citing Robert Downey Jr., who turned his troubled life around and went on to star in blockbusters like the "Iron Man" and "Sherlock Holmes" films.

Successful amplification and sequencing required methods designed to overcome problematic GC-rich regions.

Based on this survey, Taiwanese alcohol-use disorder patients are more likely to die than overcome problematic drinking after they receive treatment.

A two-year follow-up study of 163 Taiwanese inpatients initially hospitalized for alcohol-dependence found that only around 15.3% recovered completely after detoxification, and the rehabilitation process continued whilst in hospital; whereas around 22.1% died, and the remainder were unable to overcome problematic drinking [ 8].

Several thought that having one provider offer a range of SRH and HIV services would be ideal (" full integration" or "provider-level integration"), overcoming problematic referral processes and reducing the need for clients to queue multiple times.

At Burberry, she will have to overcome the problematic, chav-associated image it has acquired.

Even if the barriers to self-knowledge can be overcome, some problematic traits are so deeply entrenched that even well-informed and motivated individuals might be unable to correct them.

The coalition has sought to overcome the problematic numbers by saying that 80 percent of the enemy-initiated attacks have taken place in areas where less than 20 percent of Afghanistan's 30 million people live.

The people who are able to respond quite quickly and have very short, concise answers to how they would overcome a problematic situation typically are the ones who seem to possess leadership skills.

David Allsopp, professor of neuroscience at Lancaster University said that the study had thrown up "very dramatic and highly encouraging results", but said that more research was needed to overcome the "problematic side-effects" and to prove the technique would be effective against other disease like Alzheimer's and Parkinson's.