Sentence examples for expand our tools from inspiring English sources

"We will learn from these tests in Germany and will further improve and expand our tools over time," says Facebook in a blog post on the launch (translated from Germany via Google Translate).

"We will learn from these tests in Germany and will further improve and expand our tools over time," says Facebook in a blog post on the launch (translated from Germany via Google Translate).

The "behavior gap," as we call this, is likely to increase as scientific advances create new, more precise risk assessments and expand our diagnostic tools.

We decided to start by tackling the challenges bigger publishers, marketers, and brands face, and over time expand our solutions and tools to additional market segments, such as longtail, and others.

"We need to expand our imaginations and our tools if we want to tackle the large-scale problems facing the world today," said Walker in the announcement.

To begin to understand the affective experiences of students, we as biology educators will need to expand our evidence-collection tool kits to include affective measures.

As a consequence, to better understand jellyfish life cycles, we have to divert away from our conventional ways of studying medusae and expand our research times and tools: i.e., study medusae outside of times when they occur in surface waters and adjust our sampling methods accordingly.

These tools greatly expand our options for analyzing physiological and pathological processes in the aqueous drainage tissues of live mice as a model of the analogous human system.

The natural history of Barrett's Oeosphagus is not completely clarified and Barrett's Oeosphagus Registries are considered useful tools to expand our knowledge on this disease.

These tools can expand our understanding of fundamental biological processes and create new opportunities for therapeutic designs.

In late July, I participated in the groundbreaking for the new Orrin Pilkey Marine Science & Conservation Genetics Center at Beaufort, which will allow Duke researchers to use the latest scientific tools to expand our understanding of this crucial dimension of the world we share.