Sentence examples for be exploited to quantitatively from inspiring English sources

Lase-capture microdissection combined with mass spectroscopy and RNA amplification strategies could be exploited to quantitatively catalogue host and bacterial proteins, lipids and metabolites within granulomas.

The correlation between the N-terminal product ion current and the number of constituent monomers contributing to that ion current can be exploited to characterize the linkages quantitatively after empirical calibration.

Unfortunately, while electron channelling is exploited to provide atomic resolution data, this very process makes the images rather more complex to interpret quantitatively than if no electron channelling occurred.

Average linkage is exploited to join clusters.

This is exploited to assign miRNA regulators.

Isotopic data collected in C-ILEs can be exploited quantitatively to infer information on the structure and the operation of metabolic systems.

"It is hard to predict how quickly the increased scope for tax planning will be exploited; again this could be quantitatively significant as a quarter of the costing already arises from tax planning," the costing document said.

This behavior, opposite to the integrating one of CCDs, might be exploited for a more quantitative measurement of the number of detected photons, which in turn could be quantitatively correlated to the source activity.

There was cheap land to be exploited.

Good buys are waiting to be exploited.

The press agent exploits some enterprise which sometimes does not deserve to be exploited.