Sentence examples for leverage its capabilities from inspiring English sources

PNNL has developed a visual analytic interface to make the model accessible, so that investigators can leverage its capabilities without fully comprehending the complex nature of the model.

This would enable India to leverage its capabilities in health services for exporting to and entering into collaborative arrangements with EU member countries as well as other developed regions.

Globally, the development of an efficient biofuels industry is an environmental and economic imperative and the UK should leverage its capabilities in life sciences, energy and process industries to help meet this challenge.

PepsiCo has adopted a novel model for developing strategic public-private partnerships that leverage its total capabilities and networks, bring together the greatest minds, and inspire impactful action for change.

Apparently one of the several goals of the current invasion of Iraq was to reverse the "Vietnam syndrome," that is, the perspective that the United States would do better to leverage its diplomatic capabilities rather than have wars like the Vietnam War.

The Internet gives CBS the ability to leverage its promotional capabilities by driving consumers to buy online.

In addition, Facebook enables publishers to leverage its powerful capabilities around mobile targeting, viewability, addressability and anti-fraud measures to boost the value of their otherwise lost mobile web inventory.

Third, intra-organizational factors such as the type(s) of health IT used within an organization (e.g., EMR brand or adaptation of workflow to fully leverage IT capabilities) was linked to whether and how the exchange system was used.

"We are going from a one-trick pony to a company that leverages all its capabilities," Kodak's chief executive, Daniel A. Carp, said in a conference call with analysts.

Jumio had hinted earlier this year that it was working on another product that would leverage its core scanning capabilities with a launch planned for this fall, and Face Match appears to be what the company had earlier referred to.

With an initial target to reach nearly 40,000 Ethiopian children, ages six-23 months, WFP will leverage its mass distribution capabilities to assist those most in need of nutritional support through its existing operational network.