Sentence examples for effective in overcoming from inspiring English sources
Presidential aides said Hollande wanted a "government of clarity", which will have an equal number of men and women and be "coherent and effective" in overcoming the internal rifts that broughtMontebourg's abrupt departure.
Networks including relevant stakeholder representatives are effective in overcoming some of those barriers.
Therefore, these open/outflow boundary conditions are very effective in overcoming the backflow instability in multiphase systems.
Several interventions have been shown to be effective in overcoming these barriers, including the use of patient decision aids.
It is not known what kinds of interventions are effective in overcoming language discordance in nursing practice.
Administering drug combinations has been effective in overcoming resistance to anti-microbial therapies for treatment of infectious diseases such as HIV and tuberculosis [10].
Ultrasonication has been found to be a very effective method in overcoming the van der Waals forces between the individual carbon sheets leading to uniform dispersions of single flakes or very thin stacks of flakes.
The provision of sufficient study personnel or research nurses, who can regularly contact the participating physicians, might be the most effective intervention in overcoming this barrier.
This report shows that cell fusion mediated by the Maedi-Visna virus envelope protein can be an effective tool in overcoming the challenge of having eight different plasmids expressed together in a single cell for the purpose of influenza A virus rescue.
We have identified xIAP and cIAP1 as molecular targets of ceramide and determined that ceramide analog LCL85 is an effective sensitizer in overcoming resistance of human cell lines established from metastatic colon and breast cancers to apoptosis induction to suppress metastasis in vivo.
Our results indicate that non-invasive intervention in the form of corrective visual training can be very effective in partially overcoming abnormal development of basic visual functions, even when such an intervention is applied years after the critical period.
