Sentence examples for opened up prospects from inspiring English sources
As melting ice caps have opened up prospects that were once considered too harsh to explore, a race has begun among Arctic nations, including the United States, Russia, and Canada, for control of these resources.
Together, these findings open up prospects for engineering bacterial microcompartments with novel functionalities for applications ranging from metabolic engineering to targeted drug delivery.
That, in turn, would open up prospects for "Greater Albania", linking Kosovo, western Macedonia, and Albania proper, when Greater Serbia and Greater Croatia programmes have been dispelled.
Cold is the new hot in shipping circles as melting sea ice opens up prospects for trade between China and the west to move across the roof of the world.
Framing interlocking directorates as a strategic choice based on rational cost benefit considerations, we make some delimiting assumptions that open up prospects for future research.
Our standardized protocol also opens up prospects in the evolutionary study of spatial learning in Drosophila species.
The present study describes a rodent animal model which opens up prospects to carry out translational research of sarcopenic obesity in an experimental setting.
This fourth generation of sequencing technology opens up prospects for transcriptomic analysis, biomarker validation, diagnosis and patient stratification for cancer treatment.
Further functional characterization of these markers opens up prospects for discovering specific AP2/ERF functions in the Hevea species for which somatic embryogenesis is difficult.
With the identification of 11 very early markers, it was possible to predict the regeneration potential of proliferating callus lines, which opens up prospects for their application in selecting lines of interest for large-scale propagation.
Furthermore, pharmacological targeting of HSC/HSP70 or eventually its co-chaperones could open up prospects for novel therapies towards CF and LQT2, and the other diseases of protein misfolding and trafficking.
