Sentence examples for begin to exploit more from inspiring English sources
Only recently, researchers begin to exploit more general prior-guided DOT reconstruction by treating a target domain as statistical mixtures of different tissue types [ 26, 27].
The initial studies were relatively unsophisticated in their use of e-Learning technology, but recent research has begun to exploit more fully the potential of the internet.
The individual and collective benefits of reconstituted human epithelial surfaces, ex vivo organ cultures and primary human cell populations will continue to be recognized as more investigators begin to exploit these experimental systems.
In this process, as illustrated in Fig. 1, the wells initially affect the drawdown of the aquifers more strongly, but gradually begin to exploit the water flowing in rivers.
meanwhile, has finally begun to exploit its wireless transmitter in more useful ways.
Gaveston also began to exploit his relationship with the King more ostentatiously, obtaining favours and appointments for his friends and servants.
More recently, researchers have begun to exploit the potential to study the disturbed ionosphere using GPS satellite signal observations.
More recently, work has begun to exploit the unique chemical and physical properties of carboranes for the preparation of novel inorganic pharmaceuticals and biological probes.
Recently, more research groups are beginning to exploit a permanent mapping population based on the RIL mapping population of TM-1 × 3 79.
"Last week, opponents of comprehensive immigration reform began to exploit the Boston Marathon bombing," Mr. Leahy said.
