Sentence examples for overcome varying from inspiring English sources
Normalization of fluorescence spectra to autofluorescence peaks helps to overcome varying measurement conditions and allow unambiguous evaluation of fluorescence spectra from different places.
Defining precise indications would overcome the varying interpretations which are currently evident, where rates of episiotomy in conservative policy groups can range from as low as 7.6% up to 80% [ 18].
To overcome problems of varying fluorescence intensities derived from differing layer thicknesses and power attenuation by the instrumentation we employed two different reference methods, one of which even allows ratiometric imaging techniques using the color channels of a CCD camera [21].
I left my full-time position in the music industry by choice, before I was wholly overcome by the varying shades of grey covering the once-colourful cacophony of breaking bands that had been my life and livelihood since The X Factor was pitched as enjoyable Saturday night entertainment, rather than a production line for shit-eating sycophants.
The presented experimental technique was designed to overcome the spatial, time varying, and instrumental intrusive limitations often found in multiphase flow studies.
Different strategies have been developed to overcome these complications with varying degrees of success.
The authors suggest to overcome these drawbacks by varying four or more pairs of frequencies in a keyed order.
This behavior has been attributed to the loss of diversity in the population, and a number of researchers have suggested methods to overcome this drawback with varying degrees of success.
A nested case control study was conducted to overcome the time-varying nature of corticosteroid treatment.
101 This overcomes the problem of varying cut-offs between studies and allows the cut-offs to be appropriate to the specific population.
A possible solution is to create a more uniform flow front to overcome the effect of spatially varying flow resistance in the reservoir.
