Sentence examples for major exploitation of from inspiring English sources
The fourth phase (Triassic Cretaceous) involved a major exploitation of the infaunal ecospace as reflected by the appearance of more varied behavioral patterns in sub-superficial structures.
Nowadays, the major exploitation of nanostructured thin films in the areas of energy generation, photovoltaics, photocatalysis, and sensor technology has tremendously been increasing.
However, its spread to the rest of the world was curtailed when it lost Morocco and The Philippines as major exploitation colonies.
Remarkably, a mining corporation is already taking advantage of self-driving technologies, now using self-driving trucks for two major exploitations in Western Australia (Diss 2015).
White-rot fungi are primarily the major degraders of lignin, a major obstacle for commercial exploitation of plant byproducts to produce bioethanol and other industrially important products.
However, the shortage of organs to meet the demand is the major obstacle in proper exploitation of the medical advancements.
It was Havelange who paved the way for the huge commercial exploitation of major sporting events, including the Olympics and the World Cup, but also for the lurid allegations of bribery and corruption that have dogged them ever since.
One major barrier to the exploitation of this potential is the lack of the adoption of social media by students as a learning tool to enhance field trip experiences.
However, in 2007, two groups made major progress in the exploitation of transgenic plants engineered to express insect dsRNAs for entomological research and field control of insect pests [7], [8].
One of the major obstacles to the exploitation of genetic variation in human medicine, veterinary medicine, and animal breeding is the difficulty in defining haplotypes in unrelated individuals.
This is of particular interest, given that a major barrier to the exploitation of membrane proteins for technological applications is their limited stability under conditions of stress.
