Sentence examples for overcome to evaluate from inspiring English sources

No matter how good the system is, major methodological challenges need to be overcome to evaluate such systems in a rigorous and clinically relevant way.

Further work would be needed to overcome these barriers to evaluate the role(s) of PROP1 in scallop growth regulation.

A pilot-scale study has been carried out to overcome this disadvantage and to evaluate the performance of a monolithic reactor.

An alternative to overcome this limitation is to evaluate samples by comparing them with a fixed set of products, as proposed in Polarized Sensory Positioning (PSP).

One way to overcome this shortcoming is to evaluate the early response to therapy and then switch to another treatment in case of an unsatisfactory response.

One way to overcome such problem is to evaluate the results within the context of known pathways or to combine multiple data types.

To overcome this limitation and to evaluate the effects of DEHP in a model more relevant to humans, we administered DEHP to mice humanized for PPARα (i.e., expressing the human PPARα receptor in the mPPARα null background) that do not exhibit hepatocellular proliferation but whose PPARα-dependent oxidative functions remain intact (Cheung et al. 2004; Yang et al. 2008).

To overcome these limitations, we need to evaluate the partial volume effect, attenuation correction accuracy, and higher I-123 photopeak effect and conduct further clinical evaluation.

It is suggested that evidence-based research on the efficacy of alcohol biomarkers, and pharmacotherapy, and brief intervention strategies in medical settings, will need to be followed by applied research designed to evaluate and overcome patient, physician, healthcare system, and insurer barriers to use.

In addition, a self-hybridization control experiment was performed to evaluate and overcome potential gene-specific dye bias.

Another way to overcome this limitation could be to evaluate whether changes in BMI after birth differed between women who lost their babies and those who did not [ 14]; however, because of the lack of exact data of the outcome (abortion or stillbirth), we could not perform this evaluation.