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That was largely overcome in his Moses Striking the Rock (1527), the Worship of the Golden Calf, and above all in his masterpiece, the Last Judgment (commissioned 1526), in which the composition is unified by the clear, dominant rhythm of the figures and the logically rendered space.

In the absence of imposed potentials, the slight chemical gradient of Cl− existing between bath and pipette with 155 mM, and cell interior with 95 mM, was largely overcome by the electrical gradient resulting from Gardos channel activation driving an outward movement of anions from the cell.

Similarly, the suppression of IFNγ secretion by NK cells was largely overcome by lenalidomide (Fig.  3).

This effect was largely overcome at a higher concentration of collagen (10 μg/mL), which induced almost full aggregation and marked ATP secretion.

This problem was largely overcome when readings from both breasts were combined as almost all participants had at least one valid (left or right) ImageJ-based density value.

Interestingly, co-culturing of primary cancer-associated fibroblasts (CAFs) with 22Rv1 or PC3 cells protected the cancer cells from sorafenib-induced cell death, and this protection was largely overcome by co-administration of the Bcl-2 antagonist, ABT737.

Popular opposition to war could be largely overcome by a United Nations resolution specifically authorising military intervention.

Under Nkurunziza, Burundi's Tutsi and Hutu groups – which represent 14%and85%5% of the country respectively – have come together and the former divisions have been largely overcome.

Franklin's initial invisibility has by now been largely overcome and the story of how her crucial x-ray diffraction photograph was shown to Crick and Watson by her laboratory boss (Maurice Wilkins) is well known.

The technical problems of thermal regulation are actually rather subtle, but were largely overcome by the 1940s so the more superficial and semantic aspects of design thereafter dominated our perception of this device.

That obstacle has now been largely overcome with high-speed electronic tolls, sharpshooter cameras (originally developed for antiterrorism purposes in London) and even the development of satellite tracking of cars.