Sentence examples for more versatile platform from inspiring English sources

About a year ago Mr. Amed decided that the blog's future needed investment, so he raised about $2 million, which allowed him to create a much more versatile platform and to actually have a real staff of correspondents and editors.

Google is continually skirting the line between inciting privacy wonks to decry Glass and demonstrating its appeal to the skydiver set; Pebble is making a case to information addicts, but has been slow to extoll the virtues of its smartwatch as a more versatile platform.

"The current changes require a very different approach... more versatile platforms [are] changing the fabric of the gaming industry".

There is a need for sensitive and more versatile platforms for detection as well as phenotypic and genotypic characterization of CTCs of not only an epithelial phenotype but also those that have undergone EMT.

NAViGaTOR has evolved from an in-house visualization tool to a more versatile, comprehensive platform.

Payao will facilitate the evolution of CellDesigner from a simple tag-based pathway curation tool to a more versatile, comprehensive platform.

Along with advances in metabolic engineering and synthetic biology, A. niger has been highly studied to be developed as a more versatile cell factory platform.

In 2007, with support from the Aid Capacity Enhancement (ACE) project, the Ministry of Health (MoH) Resource Centre – the centre responsible for managing health information within MoH – developed a more versatile, web-enabled platform which was piloted in 14 districts.

Cards are making platforms more versatile, which is important for brands with a growing and diverse content repository.

Fortunately, SMP servers are approaching the prices of clusters with a comparable number of cores and main memory, which make the SMP platform the more versatile option at the same price point and memory usage a lesser issue.

The increased experience with Fc-fusions as therapeutic agents has increased confidence in the Fc-fusion construct more generally as a reliable and versatile platform for routine use in non-clinical applications, such as flow cytometry, immunohistochemistry and protein microarray devices (Flanagan et al, 2007).