Sentence examples for interest to exploit from inspiring English sources

However, it would be of great biological interest to exploit the strong luciferase-dependent luminescence to image extracellular ATP in vivo.

This has raised interest to exploit this pathway to circumvent drug resistance.

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.

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.

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.

Either way, it's clear that one principle, so firmly upheld by DeMille, has remained inviolate no matter what the courts have to say: American moguls, snake-oil salesmen and politicians looking to score riches or power will stop at little if they feel it is in their interests to exploit God to achieve those ends.

On the other hand, if initially the bureaucracy's level of corruption exceeds this Skiba threshold, then it is in the leader's self-interest to exploit the resulting income-generating possibility by also being corrupt, with the result that both the leader and the bureaucracy will become increasingly corrupt over time.

The only interest is to exploit natural resources as quickly as possible".

And it also can't help but create numerous opportunities for well-organized interest groups to exploit the power of the state for their own benefit.

The major interest is to exploit the different flow features of single-, duand and four-plasma torch system.

What makes the rural activists particularly vulnerable is that they live in out-of-the-way places that happen to be rich in the very resources that governments and powerful interests hope to exploit.