Although this method is suitable for low or sparse coverage as illustrated in single cell sequencing (Navin et al., 2011), it does not fully harness the available base pair-scale genomic resolution.
Though a few studies have examined the accuracy of clinical automation to identify patients at risk of clinical deterioration, they retain limited utility since they do not fully harness the EMR, produce no actionable alerts, define primary outcomes differently, and do not allow for monitoring patients in real time [ 15, 16].
However, the power of the VWNN for on-line identification has not been fully harnessed due to the high sensitivity of its parameters.
Despite the affordances of haptic technologies, which could serve as scaffolds for deep conceptual learning, their true potential in education has not been fully harnessed and little research has been done to investigate its effectiveness for learning difficult concepts.
Despite the affordances of haptic technologies, which could serve as scaffolds for deep conceptual learning (Jones & Magana, 2015), their true potential in education has not been fully harnessed and little research has been done to investigate its effectiveness for learning difficult concepts (Minogue & Jones, 2009).
The potential for the use of ICT as a tool to aid in knowledge/information propagation has not been fully harnessed.
Thus, studies have not yet fully harnessed the social aspects of social media by studying interactions between peers, distribution of content through a social network, or interactions between adolescents and adults.
However, the power of NGS has not yet been fully harnessed for vector-borne and zoonotic disease (VBZ) systems, the majority of globally emerging infectious diseases [ 5].
However, next generation sequencing technologies have not yet been fully harnessed for the study of vector-borne and zoonotic pathogens, due to the difficulty of obtaining high-quality pathogen sequence data directly from field specimens with a high ratio of host to pathogen DNA.
In addition, the medical and scientific communities are probably not yet fully harnessing the power of these genetic discoveries.
