Sentence examples for overcome smaller from inspiring English sources

Thus, favorable interactions in one region of an enzyme can overcome smaller repulsive interactions in adjacent regions.

On the other hand, the shorter oligomers used can result in more mismatch hybridization, which can overcome smaller changes in gene expressions, like that in the case of 5-HTT.

"The prosthesis... allows me to hold things and overcome small challenges that would otherwise be very hard with just one hand.

In fact, some of the science was developed in the early 20th century in Germany, primarily used to convert coal into oil during World War II to overcome small domestic oil reserves.

The resulting ground truth baseline is then used for quantitative comparison of several boundary detection methods including a local application of the image region adjacency analysis and the computation of the local convex hull with the addition of a perturbation value to overcome small boundary concavities in the node location point set.

For the MC moves to perform this function they must use a sufficiently high temperature to overcome small barriers but a low enough temperature to avoid mitigating the effectiveness of the minimization moves.

The minimization moves are intended to guide the protein towards the native state at the energy minimum while the MC moves are intended to help the protein overcome small barriers.

Meta-analyses can overcome small sample sizes in primary studies, but are unbiased only if all data from all relevant cut-off scores are included.

In addition, the amplification methods that have been used to overcome small DNA yields can introduce chimeras and mutations in the resulting sequence.

This property, introduced in Sect.  2, states that, asymptotically, duplications and large deletions overcome small indels and their average impact tends to a constant in logarithmic scale.

This included working against gravity pushing both up- and downhill and lost momentum when stopping to overcome small gaps or changes in elevation.