Sentence examples for instruments to overcome from inspiring English sources

The paper also presents the barriers to their utilization and the existing policy and regulatory instruments to overcome those barriers, plus the current and expected future impacts of these instruments.

Therefore we will use well-validated instruments to overcome this limitation.

The conclusions confirm the capability of the instrument to overcome problems encountered with classic dosimetry, showing that the results obtained strongly encourage the continuation of this research.

By reducing the variability of the corporate cash flow and thus lowering the noise in the firm's dividend stream, hedging can be used as an instrument to overcome informational asymmetries between shareholders and managers.

This theory conjectures that the franchise is treated as an instrument to overcome the constraints of resources (financial, human, and information) in the beginning of a company's operations, but franchisors will convert the franchise units to company-owned units as the franchise units become more mature to take full control of them (Norton, 1988; Windsperger & Dant, 2006).

It is concluded that peer presentations of Threshold Concepts is a useful and economic instrument to overcoming traditional barriers to student learning.

The results of using status measures to identify any changes in treatment satisfaction strongly suggest a need for specific change instruments designed to overcome the ceiling effects frequently observed at baseline.

Theoretically, these policy instruments are designed to overcome a set of failures (market and systemic failures) impeding the innovation process.

Space-based instruments will help to overcome these challenges by providing means for water level and water quality monitoring of medium-to-large sweet (fresh) water reservoirs.

Taken together, appropriate chromatographic conditions, pre-treatment methods and instruments were crucial to overcome ME and obtain reliable results, when IDMS methods were used in the quantitative analysis of trace target in complex sample matrix.

Considerable efforts were devoted to the appropriate cross-cultural adaptation of the instrument, in order to overcome the language and cultural differences.