Sentence examples for overcome the differences from inspiring English sources

Stratification of these results according to the type of HAART regimen (NNRTI-based or PI-based) indicated that Tat immunization can overcome the differences seen with different drugs regimens on lymphocyte subsets, suggesting that the effects of Tat immunization are independent from the type of drugs combination (Fig. 11 A, B).

There are different approaches to overcome the differences in time resolution.

Chrystia Freeland, Canada's trade minister, flew home from Brussels on Saturday saying the ball was in the EU's court after talks on Friday failed to overcome the differences.

To avert a strike, the negotiators have to overcome the differences in their revenue-sharing plans and the luxury tax on payrolls.

Mrs. Clinton suggested specific ways to overcome the differences over counterterrorism operations — and to sell them to politicians in Pakistan.

His great contribution there was to overcome the differences between the very disparate bodies from which it had recently been formed, and to forge powerful links with university science and engineering departments.

Performance will reflect that, unless those clever engineers at BMW can somehow overcome the difference.

"I'm not sure Miami can overcome the difference on their own," said Jerry Palm, a Chicago-based computer expert, who studies the B.C.S. ranking and offers analysis on his Web site, www.collegebcs.com.com

The locks near the west end of the canal, which overcome the difference of 26 feet (8 metres) between water levels, can accommodate ships up to 760 feet (230 metres) long; the locks are maintained by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.

The goal is to find stocks whose growth potential can handily overcome the difference.

Next, we explore a method to overcome the difference in distributions across instruments.