Sentence examples for overcome the development of from inspiring English sources
Researchers from seven countries have collaborated to analyze how a single strain of Streptococcus pneumoniae bacteria has morphed over 30 years and spread across the world, in an attempt to overcome the development of antibiotics and vaccines.
After failure of EGFR TKI monotherapy, continuation of EGFR TKI therapy combined with chemotherapy, immunotherapy, or targeted agents has been used to overcome the development of resistance.
The understanding of vascular dynamics and mechanism of arterial blood rheology has been important not only for advancement of medical science but also to overcome the development of complexities caused by overlooking minute details that can potentially change the course of a system.
Another approach to overcome the development of resistance is to alternate antiretroviral therapy [19].
Although a number of technical challenges must be overcome, the development of this biological process has a long term prospect.
Increasing the concentration of MPH throughout the day is thought to overcome the development of acute tolerance [ 99].
The increasingly evident limitations of target-selective cancer therapy has stimulated a flurry of ideas for overcoming the development of resistance and recurrence – the near universal reason for therapy failure from which target-selective drugs are not exempt.
This impasse was finally overcome with the development of the silicon solar cell by Russell Ohl in 1941.
In fibre manufacture, the insolubility of cellulose caused processing problems that were overcome by the development of the viscose process, which produces regenerated cellulose with 300 400 glucose units.
The optical disadvantages of this arrangement are largely overcome by the development of the fovea centralis, a localized region of the retina, close to the optic axis of the eye, where the inner layers of the retina are absent.
Recently, the difficulty in microbial research has been overcome with the development of SCS.
