Sentence examples for more complete use from inspiring English sources
Biorefineries, to permit more complete use of cereal plants and grains, have the potential to provide many items currently made from oil-based materials.
Rather than focusing on the (hopefully) linear path of selling, it is concerned with long-term relationships and more complete use of a product or service.
This heuristic method leads to more complete use of the projection data and results in reconstructed images with superior noise properties compared with the conventional method while presenting similar spatial resolution characteristics.
So far, it remained unresolved whether the more complete use of available resources at increasing plant diversity is associated with a resource limitation of particular plant species which would offer a mechanistic explanation for their decreasing performance.
This model allows for a more complete use of EDSS scores collected at irregular time intervals both in the BCMS and RSS cohorts.
Advantages of direct multi-country genomic evaluation over GMACE are: more complete use of genomic information and more appropriate weighting of phenotypes from foreign animals.
By contrast, promoting experimentation and exploration into new data sources can lead to a more complete, productive use of Big Data practices.
Because monomer A is more complete, we use herein this model for our analysis.
We explain this by a greater competitive ability of these plants and a more complete resource use of these communities.
Our second hypothesis that effects of earthworms will vary with plant community composition as communities containing more species commonly show a more complete resource use and earthworm-induced nutrient benefits would be less effective was also partly confirmed.
Underlying mechanisms comprise a decreased chance of empty ecological niches, an increased probability of competitors that preclude invasion success, a more complete resource use in diverse communities and limited ability of invaders to establish [ 4, 6, 10, 11].
