Sentence examples for Prospecting efforts from inspiring English sources

The biomass production included a number of model production strains, but also took into production some of the more promising strains found through the prospecting efforts of the consortium.

What the actuary and the budget office do is a bit like looking at an oil company's prospecting efforts, concluding that any individual test hole it drills will probably come up dry, and predicting as a consequence that the company won't find any oil at all -- when the odds are, in fact, that some of the test holes will pan out, and produce big payoffs.

Haggerty, who has worked in Liberia off and on since the late 1970s, has in recent years focused his prospecting efforts in the northwest part of the country.

But opponents argue the measure which includes jail terms of up to 3 years for violators would damage research and energy prospecting efforts in Italian waters, and that there are less onerous ways to protect sea life.

We expect that an facilitated access and ability to search the N. punctiforme ATCC 29133 for genes of interest will significantly facilitate metabolic engineering and genome prospecting efforts and ultimately the synthesis of biofuels and natural products from this keystone organism and closely related cyanobacteria.

As Craig Rosenberg writes on the TOPO blog, 80% of high-growth sales development companies are using at least all three in their sales communications: "Organizations should measure prospecting efforts by the success of the overall campaign, not merely by individual channels.

Initial bio-prospecting efforts have turned up strains in Vietnam, South Africa, Italy, France – and fortuitously even on the University of Bath's own campus.

Bio-prospecting efforts could yield hundreds of new and uncharacterized algal species with unknown lipid profiles [ 49] and mutagenesis procedures often produce several hundreds to thousands of algae mutants [ 50, 51].

[Russian diamond company] Alrosa has prospecting mining operations in Botswana and Zimbabwe.

Now you have to do a lot more prospecting and follow-up.

"These people prefer the prospecting life to cubicle culture and staring at a computer screen all day," she said.