Sentence examples for exploited alongside from inspiring English sources

Here we review recently developed techniques available to produce functional membrane proteins, and discuss amphipols, nanodisc and styrene maleic acid lipid particle (SMALP) technologies that can be exploited alongside cell-free expression of membrane proteins.

The ability to use RNA/DNA nucleotides as colloidal stabilizers for graphene would be an important asset, as a close graphene-nucleotide association would facilitate access to hybrid systems where the rich covalent and supramolecular chemistry of these biomolecules could be exploited alongside graphene in a number of applications.

The EU provides a ready 'population laboratory' for international comparative research, which should be fully exploited alongside the more systematic diffusion of successful national interventions to other countries as recently highlighted by Futurage.

Meantime, Lucie's father is reliving his wartime Resistance exploits alongside Joseph's father.

Now Disney owns the Muppets, which it will exploit alongside even more profitable puppets like Winnie the Pooh and Mickey Mouse (see "Top-Earning Fictional Characters").

The defensive line now blocked the entire western side of Arnhem and had closed the gap exploited by Frost alongside the river the previous evening.

The Competition and Markets Authority should be looking into how the original purchaser of tickets is being exploited by these companies alongside any investigation into resale websites.

Bodies that were never claimed by their families – often those of beaten, starved and exploited inmates – would have ended up in the burial ground alongside rich and poor, old and young, victims of plague and war, from across London.

It was held aloft outside the basilica of St Eugene, alongside a banner stating: "Those who killed, tortured and exploited cannot be beatified".

Alongside the other dominant superclub of the 1990s, Ministry of Sound, it exploited the potential of dance music compilations.

Alongside the women's group Eaves, its work ensured that it is now a criminal offence to pay for sex with someone who has been exploited.