Sentence examples for be overcome at a from inspiring English sources

The protective effect of HCMV infection could be overcome at a high concentration of CA, suggesting that cellular phosphatase activity is required for critical cellular processes during HCMV infection.

For this reason, the addition of 10% Gd3+ ions resulted in energy barrier low enough to be overcome at a lower temperature within a short reaction time (300 °C, 1.5 h) to achieve a complete α → β transition.

The problem of accessing the full patient population has now been overcome at a local level and should not arise in future studies.

The sultan, preoccupied with affairs in the East and convinced that Austria was not to be overcome at one stroke, granted a truce to the archduke Ferdinand in 1533.

This problem might be overcome, at least in part, by using a pool of amplified clones rather than single clones, as occurred in the tests performed by partner 4 and 12.

It is also clear that the barriers to be overcome at this stage are mainly conceptual and to a certain degree of a technical nature (Table 1).

However, the constraints could be overcome at least moderately if the government would have a strong political will and determination to solve the problems.

Some of these problems can be overcome at the end of the LRP by building a library of all unique haplotypes that LRP has found in the dataset and sequentially imputing phase for unphased individuals from this library.

The production of these phases is unfavorable due to a very high activation energy barrier which cannot be overcome at the low temperatures used in this hydrothermal reaction.

As I look back, I am inclined to be overcome at the number of such occasions, where his bearing and address were so exemplary and his companionship such a privilege.

Nasser saw Helwan as the engine of a new, postcolonial nation in command of its own destiny; from within the foundries and the furnaces, Egypt's long history of imperial conquest and feudal oppression would be overcome at last.