Sentence examples for hotspots by itself from inspiring English sources

Should a hotel group, say, try to set up hotspots by itself?

Considering our observations in ERα-positive early breast cancer patients, it is not likely that PIK3CA hotspot mutation status by itself would be a suitable companion diagnostic predicting benefit from the putative use of PI3K/AKT/mTOR inhibitors in the adjuvant setting.

But following an analysis of obesity hotspots by Dr Foster Research, urban dwellers may yet have the last laugh.

Preventing access to the means of suicide, for instance by installing barriers and safety nets, can reduce the number of deaths at suicide hotspots by more than 90%, research suggests.

Earlier this year, the Guardian highlighted the issues of empty housing in property hotspots by finding that a third of homes on a London street known as Billionaire's Row were standing empty, with some left vacant for more than 20 years.

Yet it works.Spectators have been nudged out of their cars public travel passes were sent out with tickets and persuaded to avoid hotspots by a heavily-marketed website that helps them plan their journeys.

His latest endeavor is Fon, a company in Madrid that enables new hotspots by allowing people to share wireless bandwidth.

We can identify the research hotspots by the size of keywords and the emerging trends by the color of keywords.

The key to an optimal process with high productivity is a periodic reheating of the fixed-bed to a favourable temperature profile avoiding hotspots by homogeneous ignition.

The forest areas undergoing high concentration of negative changes have been modelled in the form of deforestation hotspots by using optimised hotspot tool.

"This year, I predict that Fon will grow its number of hotspots by at least 50percentt, so there is lots of work ahead to make sure this happens".