Sentence examples for overcome entry from inspiring English sources

Increasing the cell-free MOI to >10 may overcome entry restrictions to WITO and CH040, giving an equivalent infection to the cell-to-cell route.

Regarding mHealth in particular, mobile phone ubiquity helps to overcome entry barriers to healthcare, especially for remote and poorer populations, and offers significant potential for remote diagnosis, monitoring, and treatment, in addition to remote training (mLearning) for nonspecialist healthcare workers.

The development of EBSs raises the question how EBSs overcome international entry barriers, to diminish market uncertainties (Zekos, [2005]).

As such, it is the first obstacle that a virus must overcome for entry into a cell.

In the partially water saturated system, in contrast with PCE, elemental mercury also acted as a nonwetting fluid, therefore having to overcome an entry head to infiltrate.

To assess whether by using VSV-G-pseudotyped HIV-1 vectors we were overcoming an entry defect in Jurkat knockdown clones, similar experiments were performed with a gp120-pseudotyped lentiviral vector.

"They can do things that matter rather than struggling to overcome barriers to entry".

Although exploratory, the study shows that the firm was able to exploit its linkages with local clients, favorable government policies and a growing domestic demand to overcome barriers to entry and learn how to manufacture and design complex power generation systems.

As TRPC6 channel activation can partially overcome this Ca2+ entry defect, specific TRPC channel activators may be potential new drug candidates for the topical treatment of psoriasis.

As TRPC6 channel activation could partially overcome this Ca2+ entry defect in psoriasis keratinocytes, specific TRPC6 channel activators e.g. out of the phloroglucinol class may be potential new drug candidates for the topical treatment of psoriasis.

The vector enables the gene to overcome barriers to entry into the cell, and to make its way to the nucleus to be transcribed and translated itself or to modulate transcription and/or translation of other genes.