Sentence examples for pathway to overcome from inspiring English sources

In these studies, authors suggest the involvement of polyketide pathway to overcome FAS inhibition by cerulenin, resulting in these alterations on fatty acid composition.

- Second (intervention period): creation of a pathway to overcome obstacles for the identification of potentials donors and convert them into real donors.

Sandwich-structured polymer nanocomposites that provide a pathway to overcome the paradox between permittivity and breakdown strength ever existing in dielectric materials are receiving increasing attentions for their superior energy storage performance.

Growth techniques that utilize elevated reactor pressures offer a pathway to overcome limitations in the epitaxy of high quality group III-nitride compounds such as InN or related materials, which exhibit large thermal decomposition pressures.

Besides general starvation mechanisms, the bacteria induce cellular acidification to slow down growth, switch to pentose phosphate pathway to overcome oxidative stress and nutrition limitation, and shed motility but develop biofilm to persist in the nematode intestine until being released into the insect hemolymph.

(44) Clinically, some large studies have shown the efficacy of inhibiting the PI3K/Akt/mTOR pathway to overcome endocrine resistance.

These results suggest a pathway to overcoming the long-standing challenge of realizing fast growth rates for Ga2O3 using the MOCVD method.

Reflections of this new identity (Alexander 2004) provided children stimulus and pathways to overcome their hardship e.g. their resilience in education.

Due to the rapid development of tools in synthetic biology, there has been recent interest in the dynamic regulation of flux through metabolic pathways to overcome some of the issues arising from traditional strategies lacking dynamic control.

Cells utilize several repair pathways to overcome the deleterious effects of DNA damage and maintain their genome integrity.

The World Health Organisation (WHO) recommends the use of combination therapies of two or more drugs that target different pathways to overcome resistance-in particular, artemisinin combination therapies (ACTs) [3].