Sentence examples for overcome merely from inspiring English sources

However, the practical consequence is not severe, because a reduced conversion rate from predicted assay to typable SNP is overcome merely by testing more SNPs.

This is a form of patriotism that only some nations fully understand — the burning desire to overcome not merely foreigners but all that is your own.

If that premise is wrong, our democracy has a much greater problem to overcome than merely the influence of amassed wealth".

These types of errors are fundamental to the genome composition, and cannot be overcome by merely increasing coverage.

For example, resistance to EGFR targeted therapies in cancer very frequently involves a single point mutation, and can possibly be overcome by merely switching to a different agent [ 52].

And of all the major champions of his generation, he is the one who has had to overcome the most merely to practice his craft.

If it is merely to overcome ambiguities, imperfections, and context sensitivities, then it most likely will merely be an auxiliary, but not essential tool.

Patients with lesser injuries or who had merely been overcome with tear gas lay outside.

It is rather similar to the depletion of a muscle after intensive exercise.What this experiment does not answer, of course, is whether the prejudiced participants were striving to overcome their prejudices, or merely to cover them up.

The mental impasse may be a force directing problem solving efforts and providing resistance to finding new interpretations of the problem that must be overcome or it may merely be a temporal blockage of information retrieval needed for reaching the goal [4], [12].

This focuses on identifying the ways that perceived barriers could be overcome, rather than participants merely identifying them.