Sentence examples for been poorly exploited from inspiring English sources

Up to now, SPR has been poorly exploited for tau detection by immunosensing, due to sensitivity limits at nanomolar level, whereas the clinical requirement is in the picomolar range.

In spite of its fundamental task in living organisms, up to now the ATP synthase has been poorly exploited as target in antibacterial therapy, mainly due to harmful effects on patients.

A comprehensive analysis of genetic diversity in sorghum landraces and core collections based on race, latitude of origin, photoperiod, seed quality, agronomic traits and DNA markers has demonstrated sorghum has considerable polymorphism that has been poorly exploited in terms of crop improvement (Wu et al., 2004; Abu Assar et al., 2005; Deu et al., 2006; Kayode et al., 2006).

In Finland, the knowledge creation processes are in good shape but the knowledge is poorly exploited.

These plants are poorly exploited in various areas, including their antimicrobial potential.

There are cases where a parasitoid species has geographic variability in the type of cues used during host search [ 74], but this area of research is poorly exploited.

Whilst this literature is substantial and theoretically informed, it is poorly exploited by medical educators, not least because of the range of methodological approaches and specialist behavioural science terminology used.

SAGE data have been particularly poorly exploited by statistical analyses owing to the domination of the gene expression field by microarrays that produce continuous data as opposed to discreet count-derived data produced by SAGE.

But these are still poorly exploited drug targets and only one aaRS inhibitor mupirocin is a marketed drug, which is specifically targeted against the isoleucyl-tRNA synthetase [ 20].

There is an increasing demand for these berries due to their high nutritional value (Martinussen et al. 2009), although they are still poorly exploited from a commercial point of view.

It's tempting to think that our organizations are struggling through a lack of data, but the reality is that most of us have more than enough to make insightful decisions, but the data is poorly managed and exploited.