Sentence examples for aid in overcoming from inspiring English sources

Noninvasive brain stimulation (NIBS) is a technique that might aid in overcoming some of the current challenges related to pharmacotherapy.

Immobilising the algal cells can aid in overcoming both these issues and so improve the feasibility of algal wastewater treatment.

This computational model could potentially aid in overcoming the nanobiotechnology toxicity problem for drug delivery in the deeper airways.

Therefore it is of significant interest to determine how the peptides aid in overcoming energetic barriers during lipid rearrangements leading to fusion.

To aid in overcoming numerical stiffness caused by the disparity between acoustic and advective modes, the governing equations are transformed into the primitive-variable form in a preconditioning step.

However, appropriate modeling techniques, such as methods of pattern extraction including PCA and FA, may aid in overcoming theses limitations of the caries assessment.

GSEA aids in overcoming the analytical challenges posed by pleiotropy, as genes are assigned to GSs that represent each of their traits, and by the fact that biological processes commonly depend on a coordinated change in the expression of several genes [ 15].

To handle this, the National Aeronautics and Space Administration NASAA) has proposed an external visibility system (XVS) to aid pilots in overcoming this lack of visibility.

To better understand how to aid students in overcoming these misconceptions, numerous quantitative assessment tools have been developed that differentiate elements of evolutionary theory in order to identify underlying fallacies that fuel misconceptions (Anderson et al. 2002; Rutledge and Sadler 2007; Cotner et al. 2010; Price et al. 2014).

"My practice gave me new direction in life, and aided me in overcoming the loss of my career in the Navy," says Kathryn.

Data from the present study and other highlight the ability of the CDSMP in aiding people in overcoming social isolation and feel supported by others [ 27, 28].