Sentence examples for exploitable results from inspiring English sources

We present in this paper interesting and exploitable results obtained with linear force-free-field methods (lfff).

The ability to discriminate statistically two chemical groups relative to the chronology of production in the workshop is indeed a proof of concept for the capacity of such data to provide exploitable results even at this scale.

These achievements are discussed in relation to the ongoing need of practical and exploitable results from EU-funded research projects, since the scientific and applied outcomes of RESTRAIL are an example of good practice for the benefit of the entire railway community and society.

We interpret our results by suggesting that, for the former, more academic research results in more exploitable results, hence in more chances to patent; for the latter, more academic research makes it just more unlikely that they will find the time to produce industrial applications.

In Fig. 6, it can be observed that, whatever the program, there is no exploitable correlation between the results of docking and VS.

In the case considered, the modeling techniques developed from input/output measures collected from the system examined yield to good results for exploitable modeling in control of the examined gas turbine system.

The induction of inflammation followed by the development of mucosal hypertrophy may lead to difficulties, but may also result in exploitable stabilizing effects, particularly in patients with malacia.

He or she then facilitates collaborative research between industry and academia, and, finally, converts the scientific results into commercially exploitable information.

To do this, they will literally translate industrial problems and requirements into basic scientific concepts, submit them to academic experts, and finally convert the scientific results into commercially exploitable information.

The PHENOTYPE databases and overall results will be exploitable by policymakers at national and international levels in areas including urban planning and health.

First, individuals may shift their diets to broaden exploitable niche space, which would result in increased intra-population variation in body size [44], [63].