Sentence examples for either circumvent from inspiring English sources

Esso-Chad and the World Bank believe they can either circumvent or confront these difficulties using various strategies including independent advisory groups (IAG) and community consultation.

And then they can either circumvent the link, learn more about the Web of Trust rating or continue browsing.

Those molecules loaded with high affinity peptides will either circumvent TAPBPR-mediated peptide editing completely or pass through this quality control checkpoint.

Additional design features of the HSCMS enable it to either circumvent or overcome some of the other issues that had been noted with use of the original subdural devices, as well.

The use of a photochemical flow reactor either circumvents or minimizes these problems by using gas mixtures and photolysis conditions more representative of a planetary atmosphere.

Clinton either circumvented laws, or broke them, and either way, the FBI's conclusion in several months will impact her campaign.

"They're either circumventing the will of the voters, or they're trying to take power away from the new administration," said Senate Democratic Leader Jim Ananich, who represents Flint.

Alternatively, to initiate autoimmunity, peripheral DC may prime the immune system to respond to modified self-antigens, potentially generated for the first time in the periphery, either circumventing central tolerance mechanisms or compounding central defects.

In general, pharmacological therapies can be directed either to circumvent the primary defect or to treat its pathological consequences.

In a number of cases specialized pathogens are able to overcome basal PTI by either circumventing the detection of PAMPs or interfering with PTI by delaying, suppressing or reprogramming host responses via delivery of effector molecules inside host cells.

In most cases, these issues can be circumvented either by directly laser-cooling the trapped ions or by sympathetically cooling the ions with co-trapped laser-cooled ions, which can maintain (or simply initialize, in the case of cooling with Na and Rb gases) ions at sub-millikelvin temperatures.