Sentence examples for leveraged changes from inspiring English sources

We leveraged changes in Bd virulence over multiple generations of passage to better understand mechanisms of pathogen virulence.

The trunk of his car was filled with winter coats, all donated through Akhuwat's Clothes Bank program to use the Islamic practice of zakat or giving to create more leveraged change.

Using semantic relatedness quantifications to analyze and rank concept pairs, this novel approach exploits semantic relationships to help identify key engineering relationships, similar to those leveraged in change management systems, in product development processes.

We therefore developed a semiphysiological modeling approach, which leveraged gestation-induced changes in creatinine clearance (CrCL) into a population PK model.

Though the startup now has people in New York and the San Francisco Bay Area, we should note that it too was a Midwestern company; AgLocal got off the ground in Kansas City – a perfect example of a startup that took inspiration from a local industry, then leveraged technology to change it.

When and where bedrock milling features occur provides evidence for evolving territorial behavior during the Late Holocene and further insights into how prehistoric Californians leveraged technology and behavioral changes to solve the difficult problem of making a back-loaded resource both palatable and profitable.

We leveraged the large structural changes that occur during LOV2 irradiation to produce light-responsive kinase inhibitors.

An impact assessment will usually include information not only for publications and academic research outputs but on less visible outputs such as building workforce capacity, supervision of PhD and masters students, patent applications, leveraged funds, evidence of health policy changes, wider clinical practice changes and so forth.

But, as with any highly leveraged deal, even a small change in direction can set off a chain reaction.

All newspapers have suffered sharp ad revenue declines due to Internet competition and the recession, but those that recently changed hands in leveraged deals are the most vulnerable.

Cyanobacteria possess several advantages as organisms for bioindustrial processes, including simple input requirements, tolerance of marginal agricultural environments, rapid genetics, and carbon-neutral applications that could be leveraged to address global climate change concerns.