Sentence examples for evades the problems from inspiring English sources

This system evades the problems associated with homologous expression (i.e., co-purification of other clostridial toxins) and utilizes the most widely used of all prokaryotic organisms for recombinant protein expression in pharmaceutical industry with well-established GMP standards (Fukui et al. 1989; Yamamoto et al. 2002).

Addressing energy poverty rather than energy equity conveniently evades the problem of the gap in energy consumption per capita in the developed and developing world.

It releaves from low replicas and evades the problem of overlapping samples.

Kompoz.com largely evades the problem by requiring users to release material under a Creative Commons license, meaning that in most cases songs can be freely reused and remixed.

In settings both squalid and plush, characters plot against each other, strike up alliances and try to solve (or evade) the problems life has handed them.

To evade the problem of multidrug resistance, hybridization of natural products in dimers is considered as an effective method.

For more than thirty years now, Detroit has been trying to grapple with — or, by many accounts, simply evade — the problem of automobile emissions.

By subscribing to the great New Labour fudge of "equal opportunities", they are able to evade the problem of structural, self-perpetuating inequality.

"And as more and more people cheat and evade, the problem gets worse," said Mr. Dellinger, who describes himself as a libertarian and fiscal conservative.

A distinction was made between complete, half, and lesser portions of evidence, evading the problem posed by such a rigid system of evaluation.

Whereas other candidates evaded the problem of joint occupancy of Oregon with England, he openly laid claim to the whole territory that extended as far north as latitude 54°40′ with the campaign slogan "Fifty-four fight or fight".