Sentence examples for interest of exploiting from inspiring English sources

There is a great interest of exploiting solid biomass for biogas production and more specifically lignocellulosic biomass which is a highly abundant resource and available at low cost [ 11].

As a whole, the results show that many of the cellular and metabolic features that constitute hallmarks of tumour cells confer sensitivity to acetic acid-induced PCD, potentially explaining why these cells are more susceptible to acetate than untransformed cells and reinforcing the interest of exploiting this process in the field of cancer therapy.

In the interest of exploiting improved methods to control PRRS, we have applied the in silico oligo-walk method and in vitro biological approaches (cytopathic effect observation, quantitative PCR, virus titer assay and indirect immunofluorescence staining) to screen for protective antisense oligonucleotides that inhibit the replication of PRRSV in MARC-145 cells and in PAM.

In addition, recently, the research community has shown great interest on exploiting the coexistence of distinct memory modalities in developing adaptive circuits that operate in radio frequencies (RFs)[16].

This observation motivates our interest on exploiting the spatial information of the received signal at closely spaced sensors, with the aim of providing an additional degree of robustness to the overall network decision metric.

Therefore, it could be of interest to exploit these rapidly acquired T2* sequences, which only add a few minutes of treatment time, and this non-invasive tool for better radiation delineation of highly active areas of the HGG.

In this respect, it is of interest to investigate the effects of exploiting additional physiochemical properties that are related to conformational ambivalence.

In this context, without necessarily embarking into large-scale analysis, it would be of high interest to exploit already existing phosphoproteomics data, documented in various databases, and mass flow cytometry technologies that offer the advantage of single-cell analysis.

Given the fact that the dysregulation of Notch signaling contributes to tumor growth (reviewed in [ 13]), the described interconnections to the autophagy pathway will be of significant interest to exploit autophagic processes for cancer therapy.

The system (and all other "isms" as well) responds to the self-interest of people exploiting it.

"I'm wary of exploiting my personal life for public interest," she says.