Sentence examples for has been underutilized as from inspiring English sources
From a systems view, however, we believe that this data has been underutilized as a resource to understand the basic rules of gene expression.
Despite the long history of utopias in architecture itself, they have been underutilized as studio teaching material.
Models of drug action and disease progression have been underutilized as ways of addressing dosing questions for pediatric patients.
In contrast to the emphasis on amphibians as model organisms for investigations of hair cell electrophysiology and mechanotransduction, amphibians have been underutilized as models for analysis of global gene expression in the inner ear.
The major challenges to commercialize cellulosic biofuels are low fermentation efficiency, low ethanol titer, and lack of technology to fully utilize the byproduct from bioconversion process such as lignin which has been underutilized.
That said, this is the second time in as many months that the great Michael Keaton has been underutilized in an underwritten role (it sort of feels like they got all his filming done in an afternoon).
The use of a rotating diffuser is typical in commercial interferometers for optical testing such as Fizeau and Twyman-Green interferometers [ 35], but has been underutilized in interference microscopes.
One member is Donna de Varona, the gold medal-winning swimmer, broadcaster and activist who has been underutilized by the U.S.O.C.
European leaders contend that the only real solution is to shift more freight from road to rail, which has been underutilized.
