Sentence examples for may bypass this from inspiring English sources
A bundle of nanotubes, however, may bypass this problem, as microscopic defects may anneal along the length of a particular tube and certainly should not propagate across the bundle thus avoiding the problems that occur in conventional materials.
a The unchecked exceptions may bypass this principle, but in our study we only focused on checked exceptions.
TERT overexpression may bypass this chaperoning requirement and promote a TERT self-association disfavorable for TEN domain positioning relative to TERT ring in an active RNP.
However, if phosphorylation at Ser by mTORC2 does stimulate interaction of PDK1 with Akt, this may bypass the need for PDK1 to interact with PtdIns 3,4,5) P3 and enhance phosphorylation of Thr without the need of PDK1 binding to phosphoinositides.
In a piece of achingly beautiful writing, this observation may bypass the typical outsider but as an oncologist, it struck me as the essence of what it takes to die well – the concession that all the well-intentioned therapy in the world can no longer prevent one from going down the irreversible trajectory of death.
This route may bypass the primary visual cortex and is thought to be limited to a relatively coarse and automatic processing, especially of visual transient and highly salient visual features [11].
Malic enzyme and pyruvate carboxylase may bypass the lack of MqoB but this pathway of oxaloacetate synthesis is insufficient for growth if C2-compounds like acetate or ethanol are provided as sole carbon sources [61] (Figure 6).
If this can be done, then one may bypass the need of calibration through random databases as described in this paper and enjoy the use of spectrum-specific statistics.
This implies that certain cellular conditions may bypass the need for RIP1 in necrosome assembly and RIP3 activation.
The implication of this difference is that especially older clients may bypass the direct care pathway by still visiting the ENT-specialist or AC for their examination and control visit.
To explain this, it has been proposed that high doses of inoculums may bypass the lymphoreticular system and directly invade the central nervous system via peripheral nerves, with no amplification in lymphoid tissues [3].
