Sentence examples for be overcome for example from inspiring English sources
For the clinical application of this therapy, there remain several problems to be overcome, for example, the improvements of scaffolds and culture techniques.
This problem can be overcome, for example, by using the long-lived positron emitter Zr.
This difference could be overcome, for example, by repeating the measurement twice and calculating the mean TS, so that the eventual bias between operators A and B will disappear.
However, if this pitfall of high dose levels can be overcome – for example by adjuvant administration of other compounds making cancer cells more sensitive towards genistein treatment, genistein may well justify emerging phase I and II trials of this potent cell-cycle regulating compound in the treatment of cancer patients.
Key risks have been overcome, for example, relating to site design for dealing with reduced reservoir pressure, re-using infrastructure and managing wellbore integrity risks.
In muscle, once the blockage in the activation of aged satellite cells is overcome (for example by activation of Notch or by culture in mitogenic growth medium), their abilities to form myotubes are as robust as those of young cells both in vitro and in vivo [ 3, 6, 13, 14].
This can be overcome with, for example, alternative assumptions on wage determination (Hall 2005; Gertler and Trigari 2009) or worker and firm heterogeneity (Lise and Robin 2014).
Some external constraints might be overcome by, for example empowering professionals to change their behavior and influence their environment.
Although there are practical problems with establishing EPR systems in such settings, many can be overcome simply, for example, through the use of solar batteries where power supplies are unreliable, or through limiting the number of computers networked to a web-based central database.
This negative influence can, to a certain extent, be overcome, by using for example high quality products (for example soap).
These problems can be overcome by using, for example, polycationic lipid-based carriers.
