Sentence examples for and the bypassing of from inspiring English sources

To make this declaration so soon after the Paris climate agreement is astonishing and the bypassing of the House of Commons represents Tory greed.

The nature is the hypoxemic pulmonary vasoconstriction effect and the bypassing of the affected lung.

18 Field triage by the EMS with prehospital ECG and activation of the cath-lab team and the bypassing of local hospitals by admitting STEMI patients directly to the cath-lab has a documented impact on reducing system delay time.

The positive influence on cost of drugs and waiting time may be explained by the influence of pharmaceutical marketing on observed prescription patterns and the bypassing of the health referral system highlighted above.

And then the bypassing of the chain of command will feel more like the loss it is.

Here we identified TWIST1, VAV3 and DKK3 as potential players in the bypassing of the AR pathway, making them good candidates as biomarkers and novel therapeutical targets.

In the majority of systems this enables the bypassing of endocytosis and allows cellular entry of DNA through physically formed pores in the cell membrane.

On one hand, a reduction in ternary complex levels favours the bypassing of uORF4 and hence increased GCN4 translation.

The correct replication of telomeres and, thus, the bypass of the "end replication problem", is performed by the specialized enzyme telomerase (Collins 2008).

The extended lifespan of the longest-lived strain, which lacks lipoic acid synthase, is dependent on both ArcA and on the bypass of the pyruvate dehydrogenase complex by the pyruvate oxidase – acetyl-CoA synthetase enzyme pair.

I didn't want her to grow up in a reality where money rules, where the abuse of power and the constant bypassing of the rules was the norm".