Sentence examples for bypass successfully from inspiring English sources

This bypass successfully eased the flow of traffic away from the main shopping street, but the joining of three major roads remains a bottleneck, which will be eased by a proposed eastern bypass.

In another study, results of the thromboelastometry (ROTEM) fibrin-based assay (FIBTEM) during cardiopulmonary bypass were successfully used to predict cryoprecipitate transfusion requirement after reversal of protamine.

"Food marketers have tried to reach children since the age of the carnival barker, but they've never had so much access to them and never been able to bypass parents so successfully," said Susan Linn, a psychiatry instructor at Harvard Medical School and director of the Campaign for a Commercial-Free Childhood, an advocacy coalition.

Susan Linn, a psychiatry instructor at Harvard Medical School and director of the Campaign for a Commercial-Free Childhood, whom you quote, had it right: "Food marketers... never had so much access to [kids] and never [have] been able to bypass parents so successfully".

AVR using cardiopulmonary bypass (CPB) was successfully carried out.

In this paper, we assume the situation where the false status data of CBs successfully bypass topology error processing, thus generating an incorrect network topology.

Further investigating the book-binding decoration materials requires a new methodology: it should be based on techniques which might successfully bypass the limits presented in this paper.

Online bypass systems were successfully used to monitor media composition and products and for pH control in different types of bioprocesses.

For the full length constructs, even a tandem affinity approach combined with IEC and SEC was necessary to successfully bypass co-purification of C-terminally degraded variants (Fig.  5c).

Some initiatives[ 7, 8] successfully bypass the PCPs by introducing population screening programs, while others opt for the alternative of "managed care"[ 9].

Several approaches have been developed to successfully bypass the BBB and deliver drugs into the brain, but their ability to increase the depth of drug penetration or distribution within the brain is still limited (1).