Sentence examples for harnessing the effect from inspiring English sources

The researchers posit that, while video game play may be controversial due to frequently graphic content, harnessing the effect of such games could lead to similar gains in various populations (e.g. the elderly, who face cognitive decline) and is therefore socially relevant.

The killing effect of ROS accumulation in chemotherapy has been mostly neglected by scientists and physicians, and therefore, cancer therapies harnessing the effects of ROS byproducts are poorly developed.

In 1997 IBM harnessed the effect to produce an ultrasensitive disk drive that could pack 2.7 gigabytes of data into a square inch.

In an automobile, the basic problem is harnessing the explosive effect of gasoline to provide power to rotate the rear wheels.

The idea is quite similar in terms of harnessing the trend effect through the period's length in the appraisal of price instability.

But don't expect Bruce Willis and a team of crack scientists to pull an Armageddon-style rescue by harnessing the YORP effect.

Unlike to conventional geometry thermoelectric legs, asymmetrical (pyramidal) legs could help by lowering the overall thermal conductance of the device so as to increase the temperature gradient in the legs, as well as by harnessing the Thomson effect, which is generally neglected in conventional symmetrical (rectangular) thermoelectric legs.

Overall it appears that considerable economic savings is possible by means of harnessing the spectacular effects of cavitation in chemical processing applications.

Studies on the potential benefits of conveying biofeedback stimulus using a musical signal have appeared in recent years with the intent of harnessing the strong effects that music listening may have on subjects.

"Howard appears to have had his hands full in simply harnessing the special effects," Maslin said.

This novel approach focuses on harnessing the beneficial effects of GLP-1, an incretin hormone released from the gut postprandially.