David Strathairn, as head of an elder-focused chain of hotels who is a potential partner, is underutilized, as is any implied tension between small boutique hotels and larger chains.
"We were just convinced that Hoboken was underutilized as a commercial center," said Steven J. Pozycki, SJP's chairman and chief executive.
And if it does help her down the line, might such cash transfers be underutilized as a broad development tool, too?
This paper seems to imply that there's some low-hanging fruit in development – that these cash infusions might have profound development consequences, and might be underutilized as a development tool.
He suggested that there exists "a wealth of material in the patient's unconscious that can be used in healing" but lamented the fact that although medical hypnosis can often produce rapid change even in difficult cases, it is "underutilized as a therapeutic tool".
A wealth of genomic information in the form of publicly available databases is underutilized as a potential resource for uncovering functionally relevant markers underlying complex human traits.
From a systems view, however, we believe that this data has been underutilized as a resource to understand the basic rules of gene expression.
The scope of this work is a reminder that comparative genomics still is underutilized as a discovery method for the preliminary characterization of largely novel biological systems.
Furthermore, research shows that work/family policies are underutilized, as faculty members perceive that they may somehow be seen as "not fully dedicated to their profession" if they also try to make significant time for family responsibilities.
Some patients perceive long-acting depot antipsychotics to be coercive [ 10, 11] while many clinicians maintain that depots are underutilized as they offer advantages in terms of convenience, enhanced relapse prevention with reduced rehospitalization rates [ 12- 15].
