Sentence examples for exploited appropriately from inspiring English sources

This freedom of choice is to be exploited appropriately in every particular case under consideration.

The underlying idea for this method is, despite the lack of consistency in reported proteins, detection is nonetheless context-dependent (the said context being components of conserved and implicated biological complexes or biological pathways) and therefore could be informative if exploited appropriately.

A recent clinical study suggested that the beneficial effect of mechanotransduction may be exploited by appropriately trained physical therapists to improve fracture healing.

This algorithm enables context-aware RRM as each base station can collect the interference levels for each user that is connected to a specific channel in order to deduce the radio environment status and exploit it appropriately.

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Intriguingly, a recent rapid growth in cell-phone use and digital technology in rural areas has not yet been appropriately exploited for health care training and delivery purposes.

This paper starts with a critical discussion of the use of FRP in the strengthening of steel structures where the advantages of FRP are appropriately exploited.

The FRP is combined with steel and concrete in these hybrid structural members in such a way that the advantages of FRP are appropriately exploited while its disadvantages are minimized.

Weiss and Caplan are still major influences on the field of EBP research, but the degree to which these contributions are appropriately exploited is debatable.

The recent release of NGS collections including data from several tissues and stages from physiological conditions for specific genotypes [ 30, 34] contributed a relevant resource to be appropriately exploited for comparative analyses of gene expression patterns in tomato.

Both of these measures, therefore, have potential for use in screening and/or triage, but the utility of HPV genome methylation status may be improved if the disease-associated genotype-specific CpG site methylation patterns can be appropriately exploited.