Sentence examples for be exploited against from inspiring English sources

"The armed intifada has reached the point where it cannot further achieve its objective, and it will be exploited against the Palestinian people and their rights".

Finally, the fact that LdARL-1 could not complement the yeast arl-1Δ deletion mutant [21] (not shown) reveals that, even for evolutionary conserved pathways such as intracellular traffic, inter-species differences exist, which might hopefully be exploited against deleterious (from the human point of view only) organisms in the future.

It is already being exploited against two Democratic Sena tors, Albert Gore of Tennessee and Ralph W. Yarborough of Texas, who are facing re‐elec tion this year.

The great victory of Lepanto (1571), won by Charles V's natural son, Juan de Austria, did not end those troubles, which were exploited, against the dynasty, by Hungarian dissidents and, more covertly, by France.

Both natural as well as synthetic repellents are exploited against mosquitoes.

This is important because the possibility to use modified human neutrophils as a mean to combat fungal infections has been proposed against Ca [23], [24], [70] and it could be exploited also against C. neoformans.

For some of them can be exploited not just against enemy states or cybercriminals, but against common internet security systems – Schneier identifies products made by Cisco, Fortinet, Topsec, WatchGuard and Juniper, for example.

Natural killer (NK) cells possess characteristics that can be exploited for immunotherapy against persistent HIV infection.

Similar results were obtained by using apoferritin-encapsulated Pt nanoparticles that can act as artificial antioxidant as they mimic the biological enzymes such as catalase, peroxidase, and SOD that can be exploited in fighting against the ROS-mediated disease by scavenging hydrogen peroxide and superoxide [125, 126].

The current results suggest that the spectral properties of sunitinib can be exploited for application against certain cancer indications.

These effects could be exploited to protect against tissue injury induced in cases where hemorrhage is foreseeable, for example, prior to major surgery.