Sentence examples for bypassed difficulties from inspiring English sources

In particular, the use of epitope tags has allowed this approach to become scaleable and has bypassed difficulties associated with generation of antibodies.

Several implanted systems have been designed to locally deliver chemotherapeutic agents directly to the brain, bypassing difficulties of crossing the blood brain barrier by systemic administration.

Although we included this type of measure to bypass difficulties with self-reports of young children, one caveat to this might be that parents might not be fully aware of the behaviors of their child, especially with regard to adolescence.

As I looked at his life with eyes of love, I bypassed the difficulties he met and instead recognized his marvelous (a word he used often) spirit, gentle generosity, kind nature and enduring sense of humour.

These conditions can be employed to attempt articular cartilage regeneration and bypass difficulties due to a paucity of donor tissue.

Stevenson's plan, published in Nature and titled "Mission to Earth's Core: a Modest Proposal," bypasses the difficulties of mechanical digging and instead relies on a natural process of sinking iron that may itself have been responsible for forming the earth's core 4.5 billion years ago.

One way generally chosen to bypass these difficulties is to use simulation codes to study particular aspects.

A recent change in viewpoint, however, has demonstrated that working in phase space on bicharacteristic strips using eulerian methods can bypass both difficulties.

This procedure bypasses the difficulties with obtaining a smoothed displacement result from the DIC technique and the slips fluctuate instead (Zhu et al. 2014).

The committee saw only limited scientific potential in other approaches for generating cell lines that might bypass ethical difficulties (Science, 24 December 2004, p. 2174).

Surface nanocrystallization is an effective approach to bypass the difficulties of synthesizing bulk nanocrystalline material and yet exploit its unique advantages in service.