Sentence examples for exploit medical from inspiring English sources
Professor Chris Cooper, a biochemist at the University of Essex, also warned of a potential "perfect storm" of drugs development as cheating athletes exploit medical breakthroughs by pharmaceutical companies.
We exploit medical surveillance information from two worker groups to enhance local knowledge about noise-induced hearing loss and explore the possible importance of shift work to risk.
Such ads would be illegal in India, which has struggled for years to discourage women from exploiting medical technology to assure themselves of giving birth to boys.
"In exploiting medical care to further strategic and military aims, government forces have engaged in agonizing cruelty against the sick and wounded," the report said, identifying a number of government intelligence agencies that have used hospitals as torture chambers.
Instead of exploiting medical terminologies, Déjean et al. [ 28] used both parallel and comparable corpora of article abstracts to extend the German MeSH and applied the resulting bilingual lexicon to a cross-language information retrieval task.
Our goal is to develop multimedia analysis/indexing tools to enable doctors, residents, and students to exploit such medical multimedia resources for educational and clinical purposes.
An underdeveloped area of solution for this problem is the use of context-aware techniques to automatically exploit the medical information available to improve continuous care and personalize healthcare.
Historically, Black men and women have often been exploited for medical knowledge, such as use for dissection and medical demonstration during slavery as well as more recently with the Tuskegee Syphilis Study that continued into the 1970s, which denied participants treatment after medication was available to cure the disease [3].
The homes' residents have long been exploited in medical schemes to make money.
This indicates that its biocompatibility nature could be exploited in medical applications.
Soon afterward, the penetrating properties of the rays began to be exploited for medical purposes, with no inkling that such radiation might have deleterious effects.
