Sentence examples for to fully overcome from inspiring English sources

Recently, we demonstrated the combination of acid-catalysis with mechanical forces to be an efficient approach to fully overcome the recalcitrance of lignocellulose.

Fibrolytic enzymes have the potential to improve in vitro fibre degradation, but are not expected to fully overcome the limits to fibre digestion caused by low pH.

This strategy, specifically conceived for SISs, is shown to fully overcome the drawbacks of the state-of-the-art crawling strategies.

If we are going to fully overcome the anaesthetising effect of efficient market theories, the women and men who have money in the market are going to have to start behaving as if they have something to lose.

But to fully overcome this threat, we need to put a stop to all inappropriate antibiotic uses causing resistance, meaning we cannot ignore the rampant misuse of antibiotics in livestock". Where are the women scientists and engineers?

However, to fully overcome the crisis of access to energy, the Green Climate Fund and other international funding, must ensure they are compatible with, and strengthen, existing national energy policies.

But the creation of records in electronic form has created practical, legal, and technological obstacles to public accountability that have yet to be fully overcome.

The Holmesian view has always had its adherents, but it seems never to have fully overcome the resistance of common sense, which stubbornly insists that moral blame (unlike legal liability) is not entirely a function of the consequences of an action but depends, as well, upon the motives and intentions of the actor.

The 27-year-old believes he is ready to move abroad having fully overcome the anxiety attacks that marked the early stages of his career.

Those divergent results may be explained by the fact that HER2-positive disease has a natural propensity to BM; that effect cannot be fully overcome by trastuzumab, as the antibody, due to its large molecular size, cannot pass through an intact blood brain barrier and therefore does not offer potential for prophylaxis (Pestalozzi and Brignoli, 2000; Stemmler et al, 2007).

Using an experimental design involving accountants in public practice, the results indicate that the use of digital formats to present financial reports does not fully overcome the issue of functional fixation in the processing of financial information.