Sentence examples for exploit the advantageous from inspiring English sources

Multiple bearer systems, using multiband wireless and free space optic technologies, including hybrid terminals can exploit the advantageous propagation environment.

This study is the first to exploit the advantageous imaging properties of nanobodies for in vivo nuclear imaging in a context of reporter gene imaging, in combination with luminescence and fluorescence.

Methods are developed to identify whether or not a given polynomial curve, specified by Bézier control points, is a Pythagorean-hodograph (PH) curve — and, if so, to reconstruct the internal algebraic structure that allows one to exploit the advantageous properties of PH curves.

The SMB system exploits the advantageous convective mass transfer properties of nanofiber adsorbents to provide productivities much greater than those achievable with conventional chromatography media.

In the present study, we exploit the inherent advantageous properties of shape-memory polymers (SMPs) [3 18] for use in the force sensor.

With the aim of developing functional anion sensory assemblies that exploit both the advantageous properties of lanthanide luminescence and the unique recognition properties of mechanically bonded architectures, the first anion-templated synthesis of a lanthanide-containing interlocked structure has been demonstrated.

To answer the question "for how many frequencies K is it more advantageous to exploit the Goertzel algorithm than the FFT" we compare 3 N K < 6 N log 2 N K < 2 log 2 N, (18).

If matched normal samples are available, it might be advantageous to exploit the direct comparison design offered by dual-channel technologies.

A generalist strategy has been postulated to be advantageous in oligotrophic systems to exploit the apparently homogenous and nutrient-poor environment (Egli, 2010).

It may be advantageous to administer RIT immediately after debulking surgery, in order to exploit the greater permeability of the blood brain barrier at that time.

Plasmids exploit the machinery of host cell for their replication, but many of them carry useful or conditionally advantageous genes and therefore cannot be generalized as parasites.