Although Mr. Obama may be capitalizing on the anti-Wall Street wave with his regulatory overhaul bill, Republicans like Senator Jim DeMint of South Carolina are demanding that he give back the money he got from Goldman Sachs in the last campaign; he says he won't.
Although approved therapies for NAFLD are still lacking, capitalizing on the gut microbiota liver axis may provide new therapeutic targets in future.
Neither is the better, although the main population are more sturdy than capitalizing.
Although our inboxes are full of long-term trends, capitalizing on these demands a patient approach and an assurance that underlying fundamentals will assert themselves.
Although the low temperature oxygen selectivity is not practical to displace cryogenic distillation, the results suggest a new mechanism for tailoring materials for kinetic selectivity, namely, capitalizing upon the delayed opening process for a particular gas relative to another.
Capitalizing on Scientific Innovations.
All acronyms are not capitalized (although some begin life that way), and some become words in their own right (such as: radar, laser, taser, scuba, and snafu).
Although Democrats have capitalized on the backlash against Trump by organizing, the massive rallies across dozens of cities across the country ― which in some cases have been spontaneous ― suggests they are part of an organic phenomenon.
Previous studies have shown modest effects of automated telephone outreach interventions to improve diabetes care, although those interventions capitalized on the involvement of a nurse or a diabetes educator (6, 7).
Although Barclays was well capitalized, and the F.S.A. thought it would weather the crisis, Sants did not believe that it was strong enough to absorb all the risk.
