Sentence examples for broadly exploited from inspiring English sources

The pattern seems to be that when a new hole is found, it is broadly exploited, then developers rush out a patch and a new release.

At present, such a technique is broadly exploited in many industrial fields because of major advantages in terms of reduced times and costs of development and production.

DNA sequence variation has been broadly exploited as a delimitation tool (e.g. [4] [6]) and one recent advance is the development of the general mixed Yule-coalescent (GMYC) model for single-locus data [7].he GMYC approach estimates species boundaries directly from branching rates in mixed population-phylogenetic trees without the need for any prior definition of populations or species.

The use of bacterial transcription factors in eukaryotic cells is a way of combining orthogonal systems that is broadly exploited in synthetic biology [ 39, 40].

Furthermore, our strategy could be broadly exploited toward tumor-antigen or virus-specific CD8+ T cells in cancer and viral infections.

Among the bioorthogonal reaction tools, Michael additions have been broadly exploited as cross-linking modes for developing step-growth hydrogels, due to their virtue of simplicity, milder reaction conditions, and wider availability of functional precursors.

The ability to broadly exploit this quality control feature in the future will likely depend on optimizing promoter/induction conditions.

Also, as a relatively cleaner energy than coal, wood and oil, natural gas can be exploited more broadly, and advancements in technology show a brighter future for the use of natural gas.

Efforts to improve adoptive cell therapies may be best focused on shaping the on-target versus off-target properties of T cells so they can be exploited as broadly reactive agents, while redoubling efforts in therapeutic antibody and chimeric antigen receptor development for therapeutic applications that require laser-like target specificity.

And Ms. Hahn, Ms. Gershon and Ms. McCormack broadly but artfully exploit the most shameless nationalist clichés: the take-charge, health-obsessed American; the sentimental, lusty Italian; and, most hilariously, the dominating but thin-skinned German.

Overall, metabolism has clear effects on the central nervous system and a host of peripheral tissues, and strategies that exploit broadly the therapeutic benefits of metabolism are becoming more compelling in translational and clinical research [10] [12].