Sentence examples for leveraged available from inspiring English sources

Specifically, we leveraged available spatial datasets to implement a systematic and statistically robust analysis of seven key indicators at three different spatial scales, and to identify the locations of potential conservation priority areas (CPAs) across 294,274 km2 of roadless BLM land.

We leveraged available data analysis tools, most notably the program GCTA which implements a linear mixed model to characterize polygenic effects [ 5], to estimate the proportion of variation in liability to psoriasis that can be captured by the collective effect of common genome-wide markers (i.e., a polygenic effect) in a Han Chinese sample.

Through the Northwestern ARRA supplement, investigators are leveraging available GWAS and EMR data across the network to study serum lipid levels (total cholesterol, HDL, LDL, and triglycerides) as continuous traits, as well as height.

This innovative modeling approach leveraged the available information on PM10, extinction coefficients, and available PM2.5 data while allowing for spatially and temporally varying calibrations between PM2.5 and PM10 levels.

In this sense, soft target training has better leveraged the available capacity of the large network.

We do not think [the company] has sufficient leverage available to buy expensive merchant assets, allaying value-destruction fears.

Cathcart said this was not Hacked Off's strategy, but the result of using the only political leverage available.

These frontline experts deserve to tell their stories and they need support with skills to leverage available opportunities and communication channels.

Another former hunger striker, Gerard Hodgkins, 54, spent nearly half his adult life behind bars at Maze and described the fast as the only leverage available to the prisoners.

Dealing with that is a matter of regulating the banks; requiring them to hold more capital will reduce the amount of leverage available.

In any case, the leverage available to hedge funds and private equity is largely a function of banks' willingness to lend.