Sentence examples for overcome environments from inspiring English sources
The quest logic entirely replaces Lewis Carroll's (il)logic of language: all we get is an action adventure in which obstacles must be overcome, environments moved through, and the Next Level attained.
Furthermore, disruption of adhesion-mediated interactions with malignant cells can overcome environment-mediated chemotherapy resistance.
The delivery of probiotics has been a challenge because microorganisms must overcome harmful environments both at a technological and at a physiological level.
We're not very fast, not all that strong and while we have been able to create technology that helps us overcome our environments, we're not very good at adapting to them.
"Kids need exposure to ideas, and they need to be given an opportunity to experience success," he told BBC. "Once you get that feeling, it grows and feeds itself ― but some kids have got to overcome their environments and attitudes that have been imposed on them".
To overcome such environments, ocular surface cells (corneal and conjunctival epithelial cells) are covered with tear film.
Locally developed models could tailor their products, lower costs, establish better franchisor-franchisee relationships, and overcome policy environment regulations.
As a result, products sold to consumers contain severe security holes and cannot adapt to the changes that will overcome their environment and ecosystem in the months and years to come.
As a result, products sold to consumers contain severe security holes and cannot adapt to the changes that will overcome their environment and ecosystem in the months and years to come.
Strategies to improve intrinsic neural capacity of regeneration or to overcome inhibitory environment in the CNS will be of great value for the therapy of spinal cord injury.
Some species have evolved permanent relationships with intracellular bacteria (endosymbionts) that complement their diet, hence increasing their fitness and invasive power by allowing the host to overcome the environment nutritional deficiency [ 1, 2].
