Sentence examples for be exploited for use from inspiring English sources
Affinities of polypyrrole for nitrite and nitrate ions can be exploited for use in ion sensing.
The results indicate that oil palm stem has the potential to be exploited for use as roof trusses with some design modifications and proper grading of the oil palm stems.
These unique chemical properties can be exploited for use in a variety of different applications including cellular imaging and delivery.
Further elucidating these cis regulatory regions in hyperaccumulators could enable the manipulation of HMA4 expression that may be exploited for use within crop systems to enhance Zn leaf accumulation for biofortification or phytoremediation strategies.
On the other hand, the strong immune-stimulatory effect of mRNA can in fact be exploited for use in vaccination.
Since genic-SSR markers belong to the gene-rich regions of the genome, some of these can be exploited for use in marker-assisted breeding of pigeonpea.
Reasonable biocompatibility and good drug release performance of the nanostructures can be exploited for using them for targeted cancer and non-cancer drug delivery applications in human body.
One of the newly emerging carbon materials, nanodiamond (ND), has been exploited for use in traditional electric materials and this has extended into biomedical and pharmaceutical applications.
All these attributes make EHDA a fascinating tool for preparing and assembling a wide range of micro- and nanostructured materials which have been exploited for use in pharmaceutics, food, and healthcare to name a few.
The ability of botulinum neurotoxins to disrupt neurotransmission, often for prolonged periods, has been exploited for use in several medical applications and the toxins, as licensed pharmaceutical products, now represent the therapeutics of choice for the treatment for several neuromuscular conditions.
The ability of botulinum toxin to inhibit acetylcholine release at the neuromuscular junction has been exploited for use in medical conditions characterized by muscle hyperactivity.
