Sentence examples for Positive applications from inspiring English sources
Positive applications such as personalized medicine, in which an individual would receive the most beneficial medical treatment based on his or her genomic makeup, hold great promise for improving the efficacy of medical care.
Positive applications of these indices are sometimes known as empirical measures of segregation, equality, or inequality [15].
Although Lifehacker and other neutral or positive applications of the word are increasingly prominent, the black-hat meaning still prevails among the general public.
The company has highlighted positive applications of the service we used, Rekognition, such as its ability to help find lost children.
David Wortley, director of the institute, is hopeful that their work will dispel some of the social stigma around videogames to highlight positive applications that can deliver genuine solutions to real social and economic issues.
So far the good apps and services have been winning the fight: there were so many societal problems for technology to fix that the positive applications being launched outweighed the negative.
Indeed, I cannot think of a single positive application for such research, other than the generic claim that it will help us understand better.
Besides, preliminary researches demonstrate some positive application of this new bumper material in protective systems for micrometeoroid and orbital debris shielding.
As an antidote to the cynicism and despondency that the poverty of David Hepworth's aesthetic aspirations might all too easily foster, Petridis's notion of the bad review that bodes well points the way to a positive application of such journalistic ennui.
The Co@GCMs sample sintered at 900 °C shows an ideal onset potentials of 1.36 V and a very high catalytic current density of 6.43 A g−1 at 1.60 V potential, which demonstrates a positive application prospect of this hybrid material.
(One positive application is the development of drugs designed to prevent such transporters from helping cancer cells resist chemotherapy).
