Sentence examples for overcome the ceiling from inspiring English sources

A new word definition task examined word comprehension across grammatical categories, i.e. nouns, verbs and adjectives, and was designed to overcome the ceiling effect.

The results of using status measures to identify any changes in treatment satisfaction strongly suggest a need for specific change instruments designed to overcome the ceiling effects frequently observed at baseline.

If the Wikipedia entry indeed functions as a glass ceiling, we expect to see a larger gender gap for 'local heroes' than for 'superstars,' because fewer female local heroes would be able to overcome the glass ceiling.

To overcome the HABAM ceiling effect, additional high level mobility items would be required.

Still, neither his tropical plants nor his radical palette nor his neo-Gothic chairs (which cast a somber shadow onto the scene) could completely exorcise the ambience of a dull workplace or overcome the low ceilings and neon lights.

First, to overcome the constraints of WSN, we propose a ceiling view based sensing module.

The use of contracting as a 'soft' tool for regulation by introducing financing mechanisms such as flat rates and financial ceilings was meant to overcome the prevalent practice of supplier-induced demand in the absence of legislation to allow control of supply.

The developers of the INM applied the Thurstone scale to overcome this "ceiling-effect".

I had overcome the disaster.

In these insulin glargine studies the change version of the DTSQ has shown that it is able to overcome the effects of baseline ceiling/floor scores on outcomes.

Jesus Christ has overcome the world.