Sentence examples for demand to overcome from inspiring English sources

In the study, demand response adjusts the customer demand to overcome the intermittent of the wind power, which smoothes the power demand of the system from the conventional units.

Although exploratory, the study shows that the firm was able to exploit its linkages with local clients, favorable government policies and a growing domestic demand to overcome barriers to entry and learn how to manufacture and design complex power generation systems.

The newer antibacterial drugs with different mode of action and mechanism have become an emerging demand to overcome existing drugs resistant pathogens.

To meet the extensive clinical needs regarding tendons and ligaments, biomaterials (Table 1) have mainly been used for repair augmentation rather than for direct tissue regeneration since immediate mechanical properties are demanded as the need to overcome the known limitations of grafts.

Information on residue dynamics is needed to synchronize nutrient release from cover-crop litter to cash-crop nutrient demand and to overcome potential deficiencies with appropriate fertilization strategies.

Preference for a rare species could maintain a sufficient demand as to overcome the high exploitation cost for the last individuals, putting it into a vicious circle of overexploitation, and finally leading to its extinction [2].

Nowadays, non-conventional energy sources are demanding alternatives to overcome the problem of power scarcity at worldwide.

In this study, in order to meet the clinical demands and to overcome the above disadvantages, we develop a disposable easy-to-use electrochemical microfluidic chip combined with multiple antibodies for early diagnosis of gastric cancer.

IGN's Ryan Geddes criticized the game's poor controls and physics, demanding patience to overcome, and raised concerns that the title was rushed to market after its overwhelming positive response from the E3 convention.

About 100 oyster farmers dumped at least 12 tons of oyster shells on the doorstep of a government office in Bordeaux on Monday to demand more aid to overcome a shellfish crisis.

The National Health Insurance Scheme NHISS) commenced in 2005 as a demand side initiative to overcome financial obstacles to healthcare utilisation.