Sentence examples similar to capitalise of from inspiring English sources

Where possible, primers and probes were designed to span intron exon junctions, and in the case of CK19 to capitalise on sequences of nonhomology between CK19 cDNA and its known pseudogenes (Ruud et al, 1999).

And a welcome one to the left-of-centre party hoping to capitalise on some of the young, impressionable, formerly apathetic voters.

The prospect of Iraqi sovereignty reviving from the beginning of July has narrowed their chances of capitalising on the unpopularity of the occupation.

A professor at the Shanghai Institute for European Studies accused Labour politicians of trying to capitalise on the issue of China's human rights for political advantage in the upcoming election.

Gomez failed to capitalise on some of his best work.

There are measures producers can take to capitalise on word of mouth and early buzz.

Chief executive Greg Fitzgerald said the group was "well positioned" to capitalise on signs of an improving construction market.

"Our defence played with great confidence, but it was a shame we didn't capitalise on any of our chances to score," he said.

Having failed to capitalise on one of their intricate passing moves around the Everton area the visitors went long with their final attack of an impressive half.

To confirm the news, Orange Is the Black failed to capitalise on any of its three nominations and Ricky Gervais went home empty-handed for Derek.

Given how well cider works with food, it's no surprise that well-known chefs have been quick to capitalise on some of the great artisanal products around.