Sentence examples for leverages of from inspiring English sources
The plots reveal that the leverages of bulk of the molecules do not go beyond the caution value (h*) in the QSAR models and thus the applicability of the models is reasonable.
"The complexity of the interaction of a larger number and variety of strategically active stakeholders at different levels makes targeted policy interventions more difficult and thus reduces the leverages of policy-makers.
We advance challenging new observations about the bonding regime and ligand field (LF) effects in the Wernerian complexes, with the help of several computer experiments realized exploiting the specific leverages of the ADF (Amsterdam density functional) code.
A process-based model - SHIELD (Simulating Herd Impact on Encroachment in upLanD) – has been developed to identify the key leverages of pastoral practices to limit the natural reforestation in the Haut-Vicdessos (Pyrenees Mountains, France).
Further, a respected Israeli journalist reported that CIA officials warned their Israeli counterparts that they believed Russia had "leverages of pressure" over then-President-elect Trump, matching Steele's conclusion.
The molecular influence matrix H contains some useful information on the molecular geometry, and especially the diagonal elements (leverages) of the matrix allow discrimination among the atoms according to their position in the 3D molecular space with respect to the molecule center (Consonni et al., 2002).
"They use the leverage of the I.M.F.
A pretty good leverage of resources, I'd say".
The complex economy is already a form of leverage: the leverage of efficiency.
And the United States' onetime leverage of a formidable nuclear arms supply became a liability in dealing with smaller countries seeking nuclear leverage of their own.
Such leverage, of course, is why competitors have accused Microsoft of monopolistic practices.
