Sentence examples for future to exploit from inspiring English sources

It may be possible in future to exploit our finding that primer extension reactions conducted with bisulfite-treated DNA terminate disproportionately at sites of hydroxymethylation.

Nevertheless, it might be helpful in the future to exploit the chemical shift artifact of the second kind to suppress mixed water-fat pixels using a TE and TR such that the water and fat frequencies are out of phase; fat-tissue interfaces would be black.

In order to understand the contribution of hypoxia to tumour progression, resistance to treatment, and, in the future, to exploit differential expression of hypoxia-related factors in tumours vs normal tissue for therapeutic gain, we have examined the expression of CA IX in breast cancer and related this to clinico-pathological parameters and clinical outcome.

Thus, we argue that it is most effective to now concentrate on establishing grapevine mapping populations that will allow for well-powered genetic mapping studies in the future and to exploit the anticipated low future costs of whole-genome sequencing.

Real empowerment of yourself as a woman would be to in future refuse to exploit your body or your sexuality in order for men to make money from you.

In London Kroenke will have significant future revenue to exploit from Arsenal's stadium, too.

In sum, we highlight the biotechnological potential of plant peroxisomes and indicate future perspectives to exploit peroxisomes as biofactories.

This would suggest that it will be of interest in future studies to exploit velocity-controlled or decelerated beams to obtain precise control over the positions and momenta of the atoms or molecules.

To shed some more light on these assumptions, our methodology delves into the correlated behavior of neighboring frequency bins in a more educated and realistic manner and, thus, allows for any future work to exploit relevant observations with higher confidence.

The challenge for the future is to exploit knowledge of how the brain works as a complex system in order to develop more accurate and sensitive diagnostic tests for neurological and neuropsychiatric disorders.

This may allow future studies to exploit DN B cells as biomarkers for response to TCZ.