Sentence examples for is generally exploited from inspiring English sources

In this domain, microarray gene expression data offers useful dynamic information and is generally exploited to locate differentially expressed genes that may be related to specific abnormal conditions.

These digitised data are generally exploited by applications such as reverse engineering, inspection or free form copying.

However, since both HCT and C3'H are active in A. thaliana, a species which does not accumulate CGA, it is unlikely that this route can be generally exploited by plants which accumulate significant amounts of CGA [ 25].

In this respect, the migratory phase of a life cycle imposes a great challenge as fisheries harvesting returning salmon are generally exploiting mixed stock fisheries.

The noncircular assumption is true in the presence of SO noncircular interferences but is generally not exploited in detection problems up to now.

While the orbits in the vicinity of the collinear libration points have been well studied, knowledge about the availability and evolution of these orbits is not generally exploited during the mission design process.

The social business format checklist (Table 3) illustrates that a general social business format for the water sector is a social enterprise that uses a non-profit business format that is generally opportunity-driven and exploits a market with local demands.

That it is generally understood otherwise and even exploited ("Anorexia: Not just for suicidal teenage white girls anymore" read the home page of Anorexic Nation, now a disabled site, the real purpose of which was to push diet drugs) is a source of both resentment and secret satisfaction to the true pro-ana community.

It is generally assumed that in order to exploit the epigenetic action, it is necessary to use very low doses that are insufficient to cause any antiproliferative effect.

Hence, we exploit the geographical variation that is generally available to us.

In addition, our method exploits mean and variance relationship, which is generally not considered in standard procedure.