Sentence examples similar to counteract limitations from inspiring English sources

She even has a 12 million listener-strong radio programme set up to help counteract geographical limitations.

He's already told me that one of the things he thinks he can achieve on Twitter is to counteract the limitations placed on "kids from working-class backgrounds who've been told not to like art"; walking around a gallery with him for hours, I think he's probably got a better chance of doing that than Sky Arts or BBC4.

Transgene expression is a valuable strategy to counteract these limitations and to enhance antitumor activity.

To a certain extent, our study counteract the limitations of these studies and extent their observations in several aspects.

To counteract these limitations, this study used a pre-test/post-test comparison group quasi-experimental design to compare the effects of peer-editing to that of self-editing on students' correction of specific language errors in revised drafts.

A number of computational methods have recently been developed to counteract these limitations and complement experimental approaches (for a review see [20]).

To counteract potential limitations of any single research method, a multi-method approach will be used.

To counteract these limitations, several methods have been proposed for determination of total plasma antioxidant capacity (TAC).

Recent adaptations in tools for expression and functional analysis, developed to counteract the limitations posed by the small size of miRNAs, have facilitated detection of the miRNA content of several tissues [ 12- 14].

Assuming resource balancing to be an adaptive mechanism for growth under strong water limitation, plants should allocate biomass predominantly to roots (to counteract water/nutrient limitation), at the cost of reduced biomass allocation to leaves.

Natural energy resources are limited, and there is an increasing demand for biofuel to counteract this limitation.