Sentence examples for making use of the availability from inspiring English sources

The variable head hydrothermal scheduling problem is aimed to minimize the fuel cost of thermal plants, while making use of the availability of hydro power as much as possible.

We have presented a prototype investigation of this strategy, making use of the availability of risk factor data on a series of cases that have been extensively profiled as part of the TCGA project.

We here make use of the availability of cob and 16S data to combine these with cox1 sequences into the largest taxon set that so far has been assessed for mitochondrial divergences at different taxonomic levels.

One option for evaluating the potential effect of cis-acting mutations on splicing is to use ab initio prediction algorithms that make use of the availability of the complete human genome sequence [ 18, 19].

The project team matched the technological opportunity to the needs of government health system and developed a dual approach to making use of the widespread availability of mobile phones.

Our study offers a complementary approach to functional genome analyses, making use of the increased availability of large population genomic data sets to better understand the influence of the population structure and ecology on clinical staphylococci.

Corbridge: For our organisation, success is when the people making use of the system start to drive forward its innovation, its availability and what it will do next.

We made use of the present availability of vertebrate genomic sequences [ 20], and we have conducted the most comprehensive comparative genomic analysis of SPRN, PRNP, PRND and PRNT so far.

We made use of the present availability of vertebrate genomic sequences, and we have conducted the most comprehensive comparative genomic analysis of the prion protein gene PRNP and its homologues, shadow of prion protein gene SPRN and doppel gene PRND, and prion testis-specific gene PRNT so far.

The final set of analyses made use of the binary definitions of availability for an explicit focus on green space thresholds.

However, in the Portuguese legislation there are no rules concerning the use of daylight, and therefore, designers are not stimulated to adopt solutions that make use of the existing potential of sunlight availability.