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Note that the nature of spike adding cascade could be bifurcationally different, as for example in the leech interneuron model due to the blue sky catastrophe [16] prolonging the burst duration phase, or because of homoclinics of a saddle periodic orbit [17, 18] playing the role of the chaotic potential barrier, loosely speaking, that bursting should overcome to get an extra spike.
Right ventricular afterload represents the resistance, quantified by the pulmonary artery pressure, which the right ventricle should overcome to eject the blood through the pulmonary valve.
However, all the major drawbacks should be overcome to make RFID tags a success.
Challenges should be overcome to identify patients accurately who will benefit from PD-1/PD-L1 checkpoint blockades.
These methodological shortcomings should be overcome to understand a truer picture of the association between increased smartphone use and psychopathology.
Here one possible alternative approach, the use of entomopathogenic biological control agents, is reviewed highlighting the remaining obstacles that should be overcome to enable their practical application.
Importantly, these articles also unmask many challenging issues that should be overcome to improve diagnosis, prognosis, treatment and management of cardio-metabolic diseases and related complications.
Importantly, these papers also unmask many challenging issues that should be overcome to improve the evaluation of atrial function as well as the new proposed therapeutical approaches.
The question is really whether you can or even should overcome an aversion to certain foods and flavours, or whether a shuddering reaction to even a hint is simply a condition you have to live with, or a sign that you should just give it a miss.
Instead, it is being used to tell military personnel that they can (and, thus, presumably should) overcome whatever happens to them on the battlefield with the dubious tools of Positive Psychology.
Britain should overcome its aversion to an energy efficiency target as part of its broader response to Russian aggression".
