Sentence examples for progress to overcome from inspiring English sources
Bon Enfant (3.50) was clear of the remainder when second behind Pinnacle Panda at Sandown last time out and should be capable of sufficient progress to overcome a 6lb rise in the weights.
Studies are in progress to overcome some of these difficulties.
Moreover, recent progress to overcome some barriers through physiological manipulation and metabolic engineering will also be addressed.
In this article, we report our progress to overcome the current limitations with 3D printable crystal structures; that is, the lack of programmatic multiple file conversion methods.
This article will review recent progress to overcome antibody mediated xenograft rejection, through modification of the host immunity and use of genetically engineered pig organs.
Single particle ICP-MS has made a promising progress to overcome some of these hurdles and is able to detect inorganic, non-porous nanoparticles which are composed of one material in complex media.
In addition, we describe recent progress made to overcome some of the major limitations that have hindered peptide biosynthesis.
Additionally, the current progress made to overcome the problems of passivation as seen in chalcopyrite bioleaching systems have been conversed.
For further progress, especially to overcome information deficits and educational, economic, cultural, and historical challenges, the spread of alternative management approaches would benefit greatly from the continued development of a scientific basis.
There has been important progress made to overcome these challenges, including the development of enzymes with broader substrate scope and the design of methodology to effectively displace the reaction equilibrium.
However the last two decades have seen a significant yet largely unnoticed revolution of gathering pace, as experimental and theoretical advances have enabled the main stumbling block to progress to be overcome: it is now routinely possible to obtain accurate values for ki,it, the termination rate coefficient as a function of the chain length, i, of the terminating macroradicals.
