Sentence examples for exploiting the influence of from inspiring English sources
Exploiting the influence of pH, temperature, liquid to solid ratio and comminution on the metal solubility, metals and calcium chloride are sequentially extracted from the reaction product.
Enhancement of the activity will be based on exploiting the influence of synergetic effect of cobalt and copper bimetallic nanoparticles as well as the advantage of the nanofibrous morphology.
Consequently, the performance of a process operating under conditions known to restrain aceticlastic methanogens could potentially be improved by exploiting the influence of SAOB.
Three-dimensional skeletal muscle tissue has been developed exploiting the influence of mechanical stretch (Vandenburgh & Kaufman, 1979), revealing the pivotal role played by kinetic forces on myofibre organization and muscle maturation.
His second oldest sister, Aynabat Berdimuhamedova, actively exploits the influence of her brother.10.
Taylor series expansion is exploited to approximate the influence of CSI imperfection on the statistical properties, e.g., mean and variance.
Their rich surface chemistry was exploited to investigate the influence of the orientation of immobilised laccase on their bioelectrocatalytic activity towards oxygen reduction reaction (ORR) in a direct electron transfer configuration.
Sadat exploited Islam to undermine the influence of his leftist rivals; Mubarak encouraged the apolitical Salafis to undermine the Muslim Brothers' activism.
Moreover, the authors do not offer a measure of influence by exploiting the combination of criteria with its inherent uncertainty.
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 then synthesises and exploits this information to investigate the influence of degradation on the economic and environmental credentials of fuel cell micro-combined heat and power (micro-CHP) for the UK residential sector.
