Sentence examples for an opportunity of developing from inspiring English sources

The improved properties in conjunction with the change in the disordered structure for the HE amorphous alloys provide an opportunity of developing a new functional material by alloy design to HE type compositions.

Its advantage of measuring both local and global information of the structure offers an excellent opportunity of developing the strain flexibility identification theory.

The availability of a Windows-based Webpad provides the opportunity of developing an easy to use system that can provide expanded information to the radiologist.

Finally, the combination of all this metabolomic information in a discriminating model gives us the opportunity of developing a fast, reliable, and cheap methodology for severity classification of DED patients using a small sample of tears.

At the same time, IL-6/IL-6R analyses could offer the opportunity of developing an alternative therapeutic strategy.

Both former senior immigration officials expressed the hope that the Home Office would use the opportunity of developing a new immigration system post-Brexit that included EU nationals to start afresh and consistently apply the rules at both the border and in issuing visas in advance.

We propose that antecedents in combination with family history of SMI present an opportunity for developing and testing PEI at earlier stages of development than current 'early interventions'.

During the event, I also had the opportunity of developing my business skills.

In particular, LIPID MAPS has become a comprehensive resource for information on classification, structures and quantitative data on lipids and provides an opportunity for developing quantitative models of lipid synthesis and metabolism thus facilitating a mechanistic and systems-level understanding.

Recent advances in molecular biology techniques provide an opportunity for developing detailed mathematical models of biological processes.

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