Sentence examples for effects to overcome from inspiring English sources

Finally, the discussion is focused on the adoption of the proposed classification of geometrical contradictions as a pointer to the most suitable inventive principles and geometrical effects to overcome the design conflicts.

Caleffi et al. [12] proposed an optimal routing metric for cognitive radio ad hoc networks that considers the route diversity effects to overcome un-optimality and un-accuracy in CR routing.

The proposed integration of a ferroelectric material into the body of the MOSFET device will provide the required NC effect to overcome the fundamental thermionic barrier of the current and emerging FETs.

These authors used silver nanoparticles and surface-enhanced Raman scattering effect to overcome this drawback.

With 13.3 million monthly visitors adding and voting stories on Digg, that is going to be a very difficult network effect to overcome.

Cavalli-Sforza and Feldman argue that if women simply acquired whichever preference for family size was the most widely adopted in their local cultural environment, then cultural inheritance would not have enough of an effect to overcome natural selection.

Whatever their identity, the combination of both amino-globular and unstructured carboxy-terminal H1 domains into one molecule appears to have a synergistic effect to overcome these inhibitory factors and enhance chromatin binding in vivo, which may explain why this domain structure is highly conserved among vertebrate linker histones.

Survival analysis was performed using Cox proportional hazard mixed effect models with experimental cage fitted as a random effect to overcome pseudoreplication problems of sampling multiple mosquitoes from each cage (Terry Therneau (2009) coxme: Mixed Effects Cox Models.

Using biomarkers of exposure and of early effects aims to overcome this shortcoming in view to assess the risk.

Furthermore, Sorafenib has been used to enhance the antitumor effects and to overcome resistance by combination with chemoembolisation, chemoradiation and other antiangiogenic agents with different action mechanisms [ 30, 42, 56].

In sum, a shift in the technological frontier yields workers receiving on-the-job training to delay retirement, since the wage effect manages to overcome the wealth effect.