Sentence examples for exploit in terms from inspiring English sources

Moreover, these two databases do not use official symbols in the search and result pages, and are therefore difficult to exploit in terms of bZIP TF analysis.

To establish a more detailed analysis of the substituent patterns of derivatized celluloses there are multiple possibilities to exploit in terms of a CBM/AE-based assay.

The potential of beads and membranes was individually exploited in terms of pH, dosage, dilutions and time.

The test results were exploited in terms of the riveting force displacement curves and cross-sectional geometries of the riveted joints.

The tradeoff information between the two objectives is exploited in terms of multi-functionality of the sandwich panels, and the relation between the two objectives is quantified in the present study.

"It's vital that if the European Union wants to speak about fair deals it should at least guarantee Greek borders [with Turkey] so the country can bring down military spending to 2.2%." The imbalance has spawned speculation that peripheral countries in Europe with vulnerable frontiers such as Greece are being exploited in terms of defence spending by wealthier states at Europe's core.

And they are often exploited in terms of getting payments and getting them on time.

The capabilities of that couple were exploited in terms of reagent-saving, analysis time, sensitivity and selectivity.

As such, there is a vast untapped well of potential interactions occurring unfulfilled or fulfilled with protein atoms and/or water molecules that could be exploited in terms of creating new interactions with, for example, an inhibitor.

A comprehensive analysis of genetic diversity in sorghum landraces and core collections based on race, latitude of origin, photoperiod, seed quality, agronomic traits and DNA markers has demonstrated sorghum has considerable polymorphism that has been poorly exploited in terms of crop improvement (Wu et al., 2004; Abu Assar et al., 2005; Deu et al., 2006; Kayode et al., 2006).

Mr. Obama couches our nation's military exploits in terms of "just wars," and then strains to suggest that our invasion of Afghanistan is somehow morally just.