Sentence examples for theoretically overcome from inspiring English sources
The regeneration of whole organs could theoretically overcome these hurdles.
The perovskite / silicon-heterojunction (SHJ) tandem solar cell can theoretically overcome the efficiencies of the single junction solar cells with experimental results not far behind.
Also, applying patient-specific iPSC-CMs would theoretically overcome existing immunological complications connected with organ transplantation.
Increased localisation in tumour tissue (>10-fold) should theoretically overcome drug resistance.
Embryonic stem (ES) cells can theoretically overcome many of these limitations and represent an alternative approach to neural precursors.
Therefore, application of improved reprogramming protocols for hiPSC generation, which will be safe for clinical use and production of patient-specific iPSC-derived cardiomyocytes (iPSC-CMs), would theoretically overcome immunological complications of transplanting organs and enable avoiding immunosuppressive treatment.
The present study builds on the pioneering paper of Wood (2009) and addresses Japanese GHG emissions using a novel decomposition formulation of the Leontief inverse which theoretically overcomes the problem.
Intravitreal injection permits antiangiogenic drugs to effectively reach the retina and theoretically overcomes the problem of the systemic blockade of angiogenesis.
Frequent genetic variations in EV71 have hampered the development of drugs targeting to viral proteins and this obstacle could theoretically be overcome by targeting host factors that are inessential for humans but important for virus propagation.
By examining the change in free energy of the system on transformation it is demonstrated that interfacial, surface and strain free energies cannot overcome the theoretically predicted 0.08 eV/atom difference in bulk free energy between f.c.c. and h.c.p.
Some criticisms of GWAS have addressed this issue by questioning whether GWAS are theoretically big enough to overcome the threshold of P-values and associated odds ratios.
