The plant kingdom provides a vast source of compounds with important biological activities, and ambitious projects to exploit this diversity have been undertaken.
Nevertheless, our most ambitious strategy was to exploit the GeneRIFs and PubMed Central for building a 40 times more massive training set, but this strategy produced disappointing results.
Additionally, an interesting and ambitious option would be to exploit the similarities between the Mtb P-type ATPases to design inhibitors that can block several of these transporters.
They have made the UK the go-to place for ambitious businesses and cities looking to exploit the latest urban thinking.
Genomes: Harvard's new Bauer Center for Genomics Research has an ambitious plan to bolster novel research and collaboration to exploit genome data for studies on how biological systems work.
Once this backlash starts, plenty of ambitious Conservative politicians whom May purged from government will be eager to exploit it.
After all, the aptitude and capacity to exploit human beings is universal, and, with the right ambitious and charismatic leader, any group easily could morph into a cult.
Mr. Cramer is the strongest and most interesting character in this story, an illustration of his generation of ambitious young people who understood the new economy early on and were able to exploit it to enormous personal benefit.
America should approve Keystone XL and lift its export restrictions, while European politicians should make it much easier to exploit the oil and gas in the shale beneath their feet.This ambitious to-do list will drive regiments of energy lobbyists potty.
Although clearly intended to exploit the fascination of the late-'60s radical youths with their favorite countercultural martyr, Steven Soderbergh's ambitious new film, "Che," starring Benicio Del Toro as Ernesto Guevara, does touch on some uncomfortable truths about the ambiguities of revolutionary governing.
