Sentence examples for exploiting the understanding from inspiring English sources
To some extent, clinicians already are exploiting the understanding of genetic variation in the development of alcoholism in their treatment strategies.
The task group are exploiting the understanding that the single largest impact on outcomes is the patient's oral hygiene and self-care.
Equally exciting and perhaps more important is the opportunity to exploit the developing understanding of T channels to design new therapeutic approaches to diseases that are now intractable to varying degrees.
However, we can hope to be inspired by understanding and exploiting the mechanisms of plasticity.
The results indicate the importance of dynamic simulations for understanding and exploiting the kinetic and thermodynamic aspects of inherently dynamic processes like RGWS-CL to maximize process performance.
The design and performance of a semi-preparative asymmetrical flow field-flow fractionation (SP-AF4) channel are investigated with the objective of better understanding and exploiting the relationship between channel dimensions, sample loading, and resolution.
Understanding and exploiting the future value of existing buildings is an opportunity for property owners, developers and designers to be sustainable and offer advantages rather than burdens to successiveusers.
The discovery of an entire layer of gene regulation based on non-protein coding pieces of Rnon-protein codinganeous developiecesof new tools and techniques foRNAorking with those molecules, hand spurred inthesimultaneousin undevelopment and exploftinewtoolsNandorld.
Understanding and exploiting the similarities and differences between adult and paediatric gliomas is an important strategy for the development of new targeted therapies.
Understanding and exploiting the mechanisms of action of these natural inducers of WT p53 stability offer promising avenues for therapy.
Anticancer drug target discovery is now frequently directed toward understanding and exploiting the genetic alterations that exist in tumor cells.
