Sentence examples for further utilised to from inspiring English sources

The validated model is further utilised to conduct a parametric design study of a nominal six hour TES (1.55MWhth) for a gas micro-turbine.

The developed model can be further utilised to predict the increase of the production rate during hydraulic fracture stimulations and investigate other important phenomena influencing well productivity, such as, for example, secondary cracking of the fractured media.

This information can be further utilised to adapt future IUWS operation and/or design which, in turn, should make these systems more resilient to future climate and urbanisation changes.

The simulations provide essential information regarding the behaviour of stent expansion, recoiling, dogboning and residual stresses, which can be further utilised to guide stent design and surgery procedures (Chua et al., 2003; Lally et al., 2005; Pericevic et al., 2009; Zhao et al., 2012a; Morlacchi et al., 2013).

Out of these 164 genotyped patients, altogether 134 individuals were positive for Ro/SSA-autoantibodies and were further utilised to evaluate the role of ITGAM in the presence of Ro response.

The plyometric program may further be utilised to improve muscular activation patterns.

Congruent with feminist perspectives, further strategies were utilised to build rapport to minimise any power imbalances between the participants and researcher [ 39].

In addition, online and offline hard sample mining are jointly utilised to further strengthen the power of networks.

As a first demonstration of their potential value, D8-SBMC was utilised to further support a role for AJ18 during osteogenesis.

Section 4 or something similar in a Conservative government's bill of rights might be utilised to further the civil libertarian agenda, but only if we empower that other great constitutional actor – the people – reinforce the message that rights matter.

RAAF Staff College was opened in June 1949 at Point Cook, providing an advanced defence course aimed at squadron leaders and wing commanders; various international facilities were also utilised to further officers' education.