Sentence examples for possibility to bypass from inspiring English sources
One possibility to bypass this limitation is to join all the tables in a universal table and subsequently apply the data mining techniques.
This exceptional possibility to bypass the adhesive coating allows a direct electrical contact of graphene to the cells and reveals its great potential for chronic medical implants and tissue engineering.
Another possibility to bypass the problem of a missing gold standard is to use the new statistical method of EPV.
Furthermore, we evaluate a subgroup that is offered the possibility to bypass one of the GP consultations by ordering a toolbox.
The computed immunohistochemistry and calibrated staining analysis provided high accuracy and the possibility to bypass the very crucial point of visual quantification of immunohistochemical staining results.
One possibility to bypass this disadvantage is the use of autonomously replicating vectors, where the complementing gene construct is maintained extrachromosomally.
More insight into the signals that direct the process of EMT in adult epicardial cells would be beneficial for endogenously regulated cell-based cardiac repair, thereby providing the opportunity to investigate the possibilities to bypass the need for cell transplantation by stimulating repair by endogenous cells [ 33].
In some installations, there is the possibility for the steam to bypass the turbine and operate in heat boiler mode.
However, there is always the possibility that adversaries manage to bypass part of the protection mechanisms; therefore a second line of defense is of paramount importance.
To further decipher the importance of AJs or NJs in α-catenin-dependent F-actin coupling during junction formation, we expressed a fusion between E-cadherin and α-catenin (Fig. 3B, Ecad-αcat WT) in the α-catenin negative MDCK cells to bypass the possibility of α-catenin associating with the NJ complex.
To bypass its possibilities for what have been called "animated Barbie dolls" seems a bit perverse, to say the least.
