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This represents an alternative and potentially improved approach to overcoming the problem of repeated sequences.

One approach to overcoming the problem of incomplete structuring by gp120 ligands has been engineering mutations into the gp120 sequence to increase conformational stability.

One approach to overcoming the problem of cell entry and retention has been to link water-soluble drugs to lipophilic carriers.

It does not rely on participants' memories, and goes some way to overcoming the problem of people describing their jobs in an abstract way that is 'expected' of them.

We also point the way to overcoming the problem of diagnosis: in the past, the similarity between B. tryoni and B. neohumeralis prevented the development of diagnostic genetic markers for use in hybridisation studies and quarantine testing.

The explosion of interest in apoptosis in the past 10 years has been underpinned by the hope that a greater understanding of the way in which cancer cells die after chemotherapy-induced damage would allow the development of a more rational approach to overcoming the problem of drug resistance.

"The challenge is to develop more rapid diagnosis to overcome the problem of tracking the pandemic.

First, in order to overcome the problem of capacity shortages, Britain needs to move to double-decker trains.

"The challenge," said Professor Ferguson, is to develop more rapid diagnosis to overcome the problem of tracking the pandemic.

But the demography of Nevada, combined with the organizational prowess of the local Obama team, has been able to overcome the problem of the dismal economy.

And law-enforcement agencies yearn to overcome the problem of suspects who often remain maddeningly opaque, even in the face of sustained interrogation.