Sentence examples for be exploited to successfully from inspiring English sources
Measurement techniques, genetic parameters and breeding programme designs that could be exploited to successfully incorporate meat quality traits are discussed, as well as suggestions of possible future directions for the inclusion of meat quality traits in livestock breeding programmes.
This property was exploited to successfully introduce and express the ability to degrade toluene and trichloroethylene (TCE).
Being vertebrates, small fish are structurally much more similar to humans than are worms and flies, and so have been exploited to successfully model various human diseases (Goldsmith and Jobin, 2012).
The objective of the present study was to quantify LAB of whey and to evaluate if it could be exploited to ferment FOW successfully.
In several recent studies, these effects have successfully been exploited to manipulate protein scaffolds, resulting in improved catalytic activity and altered substrate or ligand binding affinity, as well as enabling the design of novel biocatalysts and biosensors.
However, Pascual-Leone and Hamilton assume that relevant inputs from senses are exploited to execute particular processing tasks successfully [41].
A third had yet to be exploited successfully: Motor neurons die when their surfaces are overexposed to the neurotransmitter glutamate.
The glyoxalase system of Leishmania is one such pathway that may be exploited successfully for the development of anti-parasitic drugs.
Ames and coworkers have compiled a list of flavoenzymes with decreased cofactor affinity where this strategy may be exploited successfully [3].
More recently, these algorithms have been exploited successfully to reconstruct the neuronal sources generating MEG data [2], [3], [6] [8].
Substitution of the negatively charged phosphate (P) by the charge-neutral methylphosphonate (MeP) group has been exploited successfully to investigate the importance of electrostatics in nucleic acid-protein interactions as well as catalytic mechanisms during DNA and RNA transactions [12] [18].
