"opens up prospects" is an accepted part of the English language and is used frequently.
It means to present possibilities or to create opportunities. For example: "This new job opening opens up prospects for my career growth."
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.
Our standardized protocol also opens up prospects in the evolutionary study of spatial learning in Drosophila species.
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.
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.
This new technique opens up prospects for a portable "hand-held" system that can locally deliver therapeutic agents and transfect cells within a fiber geometry placing minimal requirements upon any microscope system.
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.
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.
Together, these findings open up prospects for engineering bacterial microcompartments with novel functionalities for applications ranging from metabolic engineering to targeted drug delivery.
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.
The consequences of these findings for the application of validated strategies in large populations of people with cLBP are important and would also open up prospects of research for other diseases for which coordination and a multidisciplinary approach can be a more determining factor rather than the intensity of each isolated treatment.
