Sentence examples for overcome cases from inspiring English sources

However, as STD values only measure the level of precision, the rate of agreement between the set of predictions and the real responses needs to be used to overcome cases of systematic bias towards an incorrect classification.

With clinical use of molecular targeting agents, the development of strategies to overcome cases of drug resistance, such as patients unresponsive to anti-EGFR agents who possess specific gene mutations, such as K-RAS mutations, is a major challenge [ 45, 46].

However, Burroughs with the aid of his Beat compatriots Allen Ginsberg and Jack Kerouac, who had overcome obscenity cases of their own was able to explain the social and cultural import of his postmodern monument to the courts and thus earned a significant victory for the freedom of speech.

The application of recombinant PLCζ might represent a potential alternative physiological therapeutic agent that can overcome certain cases of failed fertilization after ICSI.

The observation of aberrant sperm PLCζ protein expression in infertile males suggests that the wild-type PLCζ protein could be used as a potential therapy to overcome such cases of infertility.

Our findings demonstrate the potential utility of PLCζ protein in in vitro fertilization (IVF) treatment, thus providing a novel therapeutic agent that may help to overcome those cases of egg activation failure caused by deficient or defective forms of PLCζ in human sperm.

However, those methods could not overcome the case when roads are fully obscured by high buildings, tunnels and trees.

Mycobacterial cell wall has potential as a target for developing protein therapeutic enzybiotic to overcome resistancy case in TB.

Further advances in understanding the precise role and importance of PLCζ in mammalian fertilization may provide a major step in overcoming some cases of male infertility.

The type of design analysed here can overcome, in specific cases, some of the shortcomings of traditional tiling probe libraries in which the central position of 25 nt probe is varied; specifically when resequencing DNA that varies at more than one position in each probe.

Such fears can be overcome in many cases, said Ronald L. Dick, the F.B.I. official who heads the government's National Infrastructure Protection Center.