Sentence examples for being made to exploit from inspiring English sources

To make the reactor commercial, studies are being made to exploit the D9 material at high burn up, longer cycle life and high temperature operations.

Recent design efforts are being made to exploit the nanoscale definition of the materials formed by assembling peptides to target cancer and microbial cells and to function as vaccines.

The studio ought to be smarting from the failure of weak sequels such as Cars 2 and Monsters University to win traction with critics, and indeed Morris seems keen to point out during the Disney Latino interview that another film is not simply being made to exploit the series for financial gain.

All over the world attempts are being made to exploit these microbes for their biotechnological potential to produce, bioactive compounds and antimicrobial peptides.

Attempts are being made to exploit this aspect in cancer therapy.

Mr Altig adds:Some attempts have been made to exploit the information contained in data from the Great Depression.

Attempts have been made to exploit this wonder crop for different purposes to mitigate many of our problems.

The computational parameters, such as homology modeling, docking study, and ADME prediction, were made to exploit the results.

Nearest neighbor calculations are made to exploit local differences in orientation to better and more reliably detect and highlight local defects in trichome polarity.

Despite the nation's technical prowess, wind power is underdeveloped and little effort has been made to exploit Japan's vast geothermal potential.

It is much easier for Messi to be Messi if the system is made to exploit his qualities rather than throwing him against a wall of defenders.