Sentence examples for exploit this study from inspiring English sources

"Modern-day charlatans will try to exploit this study to claim that cellphone radiation causes damage, but it's not screwing up the robins," says geobiologist Joseph Kirschvink of the California Institute of Technology in Pasadena, who was not involved in the study.

As many Affymetrix datasets about metastasis and hypoxia are publicly available and not fully exploited, this study proposes to re-analyze these datasets to extract new information about the metastatic phenotype induced by hypoxia in different cancer cell lines.

Three studies exploit this method to study the number of structural and functional subregions in the human FPC (Liu et al. 2013; Neubert et al. 2014; Sallet et al. 2013).

To exploit this potential, this study evaluates novel combinations of existent processing technologies.

We exploit this idea to study the influence of the degree of detalization of polymer chains on their structural properties as well as on the diffusive properties of the fullerene nanoparticle, whose detalization is kept fixed.

It may be natural to first "Analyze the Persistent Data," then refine the resulting model via "Speculate about Design," and finally exploit this knowledge to "Study the Exceptional Entities".

We exploit this setup to study disorder-to-order transformation of Pt Fe alloy nanoparticles, a material that is of great interest to fuel-cell electrocatalysis and ultrahigh density information storage.

The scopes of this study were to enhance gene targeting efficiency for generation of knockout strains in the mycoparasite Trichoderma virens in order to facilitate biocontrol research and further to exploit this tool for studying the involvement of laccases in mycoparasitism of sclerotia of the plant pathogenic fungi Sclerotinia sclerotiorum and Botrytis cinerea.

In this study we exploit this property to reconstruct evolutionary histories, by assuming that mutational complexity increases with time.

To assess whether viruses exploit this apparent vulnerability, we study the evolution of HIV-1 with bioinformatic tools that allow us to predict CTL epitopes, and quantify the frequency and accumulation of antigen processing escapes.

Thorpe et al. (2001) were the first to exploit this end point to study the effects of binary mixtures of estrogenic chemicals on juvenile rainbow trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss).