Sentence examples for avenue for tackling from inspiring English sources

Elucidating gene expression alterations in metastatic lesions compared to non-metastatic tumors is compelling, and orthotopic xenograft models provide an avenue for tackling this challenge.

While such studies are beyond the scope of this paper, we advocate our approach, that is, engineering soil microbes for arsenic methylation and volatilization as a valuable and worth considering avenue for tackling the phenomenal challenge of this type of environmental pollution.

While Webber agrees that the new discovery could open up a fresh avenues for tackling antibiotic-resistance, he warns that lugdunin is "a million miles away from being a useful drug", adding that antibiotics typically take decades to develop.

Remarkable progress in the field of general computing in the past two decades has opened new avenues for tackling the problem of peak deconvolution, and GC-MS data processing in general.

Wider responsibilities for tackling unemployment.

42 Rapidly improving whole-genome sequencing (WGS) technologies are creating new research avenues based on sequencing entire individuals, 39, 42 and the rapidly decreasing costs of WGS will soon allow this technology to be used for tackling the genetic architecture of disease.

Hence Universal Avenue is tackling it via an on-demand model, something it reckons works particularly well for U.S. startups wanting to set up shop in Europe.

Contact is the prime avenue for raising awareness and tackling ignorance.

The utilization of clean and unlimited hydrogen energy is an attractive avenue to tackle the crises of energy and environmental pollution, and exploring high-active, earth-abundant and stable electrocatalysts for the oxygen evolution reaction (OER) is critical to the practicability for electrochemical water splitting.

Each approach is equally problematic, but gene-targeted modulation along the ZEB1-MYB axis may provide an avenue to tackle this foremost clinical dilemma.

The appointment I had was to see my therapist -- someone who had only recently entered my life but had started to provide an important avenue for me to acknowledge and tackle some challenges I've lived with for as long as I can remember.