Sentence examples for counteract the limitations from inspiring English sources

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.

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].

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

To counteract the limitation, a novel refractive compensation method is proposed.

An induction of genes for ferric iron uptake and transport under iron-limitation conditions helps to counteract the iron limitation.

To counteract the data limitation due to the 2-state data discretization, we used our inference method as a meta-algorithm, that is, we input a previously inferred network topology from the dynamic Bayesian method BANJO [ 18].

However after the authors conducted analyses to counteract the acknowledged methodological limitations, the re-calculated incidence rate was closer to that estimated in the present study.

It is conceivable that the expression CjBAp12 is an early host response to counteract the pathogen induced limitation of water and nutrient availability.

Despite the enormous variability of influenza viruses, the induction of specific neutralizing antibodies through vaccination continues to be an effective intervention for seasonal influenza prevention, with the constant challenge of renewing the vaccine strain formulation every year in order to counteract the antigen drift, and the limitation of being ineffective in pandemic prevention [ 4, 5].

Important functions should include decision aids to support memory limitations, to counteract the negative effects of stress on performance (e.g., perceptual narrowing), and to avoid the negative consequences of cognitive biases on decisions.

In electrochemical flow cells, the three-dimensional structure of GF as an electrode material counteracts the limitations of the low conversion and space time yield possible with two-dimensional electrodes.