Sentence examples for evolve and overcome from inspiring English sources
Despite the need to evolve and overcome difficulties in resource management, the Portuguese Air Force has not upgraded its method, centered on hierarchical structure and career progress, compromising effectiveness and competitiveness amongst other organizations.
What is certainly clear is that when we look back on this era in cancer research we will realise how little we understood about the genes and pathways associated with cancer formation and the ingenuity of cancers to evolve and overcome all that we throw at them.
These are considered to be rapidly evolving compared with the gene dense regions, giving rise to a "2-speed genome," and to underlie the ability of Phytophthora species to rapidly evolve and overcome host resistance., The complement of predicted secreted effectors found in these gene sparse regions has been termed the "plastic secretome".
Parasites are able to evolve rapidly and overcome host defense mechanisms, but the molecular basis of this adaptation is poorly understood.
The goal of the four-year project is to reach 1 million farmers, " stated Pinto, " Since diseases always evolve and sometimes overcome resistance, the project also aims to provide diagnostic tools to detect new viruses, such as the cassava brown streak virus recently reported in the region".
"We all have private issues and things that are more challenges than issues, more things that we have to encounter and overcome in order to evolve as a human being". "Rosol is the man who beat Rafael Nadal on Wimbledon's Centre Court in 2012, and was told by Murray that "nobody likes you" after the Czech bumped into him while changing ends at an event in Munich last year.
Using unique tools that he recently developed, Dr. Landau's laboratory will define both genetic and non-genetic changes at the level of a single cancer cell that enable leukemia cells to diversify and evolve to overcome therapy.
The bacteria's success is short-lived, however, and phages rapidly evolve to overcome bacterial resistance, thereby reducing bacterial colony type diversity once more (Buckling and Hodgson 2007).
Because bottlenecks during founding events do not always result in highly reduced genetic variability, even small founding populations may have sufficient genetic variation to evolve to overcome Allee effects and establish, contrary to solely ecologically based predictions.
As pointed out by Levin and Bull Levinn and Bull 2004) in the context of treatment of bacterial diseases, phage have one outstanding advantage over conventional antibiotics: a phage population can itself evolve to overcome bacterial resistance whereas antibiotics – and both conventional and targeted cancer chemotherapies – are evolutionarily inert; once drug resistance evolves, the therapy fails.
