Sentence examples for time circumvent from inspiring English sources

Thus, our findings suggest that oncogenic Ras alone, regardless of pRb status, is sufficient to increase proliferation in astrocytes and at the same time, circumvent the oncogene-induced senescence seen in MEFs.

The Ministry of Women, Family and Community Development believes that providing education opportunities to pregnant teenagers will avoid the double jeopardy of having become pregnant and losing their right to education, and at the same time circumvent the social exclusion they are likely to face.

"There are smoking guns in this report that UBS will have a difficult time circumventing".

Sci-Hub is being systematically blocked, rendering it unavailable or forcing researchers to waste time circumventing restrictions.

"Artificial Respiration" is ingenious in the way it evokes censorship while at the same time circumventing it — but Piglia is not a topical writer, and to treat the book as a comment on the junta is to diminish its scope.

If the first generation of urban sprawl was defined by so-called white flight, that is, white, middle-class residents fleeing urban decay, immigrants have come to characterize the following generation, this time circumventing high costs of living.

They developed HOXA1-small interfering RNA nanoparticles and achieved effective therapeutic doses by delivering them intraductally through the nipple to the site of the tumor and at the same time circumvented the systemic immune response.

The importance of Yamanaka's pioneering work is that, for the first time, researchers have a tool to transform end-differentiated cells from a particular individual into another cell type that remains specific to that individual while, at the same time, circumventing many of the ethical dilemmas that have hampered traditional embryonic stem cell research to date.

In addition to our measures it was selected because rsn is aiming at combining the positive effects of quantile normalization, i.e. preservation of the rank order, and spline interpolation, i.e. continuous mapping of the values, but at the same time circumventing their drawbacks, i.e. discontinuous mapping of intensity values and no rank preservation, respectively [ 17, 23].

A new study finds that people are using Google's Chromecast streaming device to watch television shows on their living room TVs, at times circumventing the restrictions networks have placed on where consumers can watch their online content.

Technical difficulties have taken more time to circumvent than originally expected, but the largest obstacle has been the scarcity of human oocytes available for research.