Sentence examples for can further exploit from inspiring English sources
For the recording companies that bought the studio time, posthumous releases are a further return on an investment: a little research, a little repackaging, and they can further exploit fans' brand loyalty.
Record labels can further exploit this by cutting exclusivities between the various on-demand services.
If we help ourselves to the 'because' of rationalization, we can further exploit the unity of its 'naïve' and 'sophisticated' forms to give a simple theory of intention-with-which.
They are now more concerned with the extent to which their own e-tailing efforts are driving sales to their offline outlets and the many ways in which they can further exploit the web as a low-cost marketing medium to boost brick and mortar sales.
They form the basis by which geneticists can identify genes underlying important traits and through which comparative genomics can be further exploited in diversity assessment, phylogenetic inference, and plant breeding.
Though there may exist adjacent channel interference due to improper signal processing at the wireless cards and poor filter characteristics, we believe with the advance of radio technology, adjacent channel interference can be avoided to a large extent, and even partially overlapped channels with variable width can be further exploited in the future.
Shape memory alloys (SMA) are a unique class of engineering materials that can be further exploited with accurate polycrystal constitutive models.
The structural fragments which are important for PTP1B inhibition were identified by naïve Bayesian method and can be further exploited to design new molecules around the identified scaffolds.
These encouraging results can be further exploited by employing the as synthesized Ag NPs against various pathogenic fungi in order to ascertain their spectrum of fungicidal activity.
It is concluded that qualitative stability concept from ecology can be further exploited to solve many other interesting problems in engineering/mathematical sciences.
