Sentence examples for exploited upon from inspiring English sources

We hypothesise that if the central nitrogen atoms were suitably functionalised with enzyme-cleavable groups, then the associated change in shape could be exploited upon the removal of a group, and these compounds could thus be exploited as diagnostic probes for the detection of analytes (i.e., enzymes) in solution or biological samples.

The full potential of Panagen activities which include leukostimulatory activity, activation of dendritic cells and stimulation of adaptive antitumor immunity, can only be exploited upon its long-term and continuous administration, so that it can efficiently act upon immune cells, particularly antigen-presenting cells.

Specifically, the literature review aimed to identify the broadest possible group of similar instruments used in related studies and to exploit upon the experience of other researchers and experts.

It dug out a whole new space, now begging to be exploited, experimented upon, and filled with new ideas.

In the south, the S.P.L.A. has exploited and preyed upon civilians, Prendergast told me, but in the Nuba the army and the local population were completely intertwined.

Ms. Gill Hearn said, "The individuals charged today understood, exploited and preyed upon the city's desire to modernize its timekeeping and payroll operations for more than 160,000 employees".

"Instead they were preyed upon, exploited and left in a bewildering and extremely upsetting situation through no real fault of their own.

You will be voluntarily participating and will do so only on an informed basis, so you should never think of yourself as someone who is ill, helpless and about to be exploited or experimented upon, solely for the benefit, say, of some big corporation or giant government agency or institution.

It is worth noting that a mechanism of thermodynamic confinement is actually exploited by nature upon the synthesis of ATP from ADP and inorganic phosphate by membrane ATP synthases.

Had I not gone in 1980 it would certainly have been seized upon and exploited by rival cities".

Whether the crisis is set in motion intentionally, or rises from other conditions, it creates an opportunity that can be successfully exploited if recognized and acted upon — or not acted upon.