Sentence examples for opportunity to pool from inspiring English sources

The latest generation of many-core processors offers more than ever the opportunity to pool different applications into a single embedded system.

"This is an unprecedented opportunity to pool our resources and our expertise with our Japanese colleagues," said Edwin Turner, a professor of astrophysical sciences at Princeton.

King's call for patience still leaves fans with the opportunity to pool their season ticket money, or attend on a game-by-game basis, if they are unhappy with the board.

We'll update the site regularly, giving the teams at our member companies the opportunity to pool resources across the community and stand up for the values that we all believe in.

"We're honored to have this unique opportunity to pool our talents and resources in the fight against schizophrenia," said Edward D. Miller, the Frances Watt Baker and Lenox D. Baker Jr. Dean of the School of Medicine and chief executive officer of Johns Hopkins Medicine.

Overall, the included studies were limited by their small sample sizes and poor quality, with little opportunity to pool data.

To illustrate, the current lack of agreement on the age at which stroke patients were considered 'older' challenged comparison between studies, and also compromised opportunities to pool results.

These groups provide a wonderful introduction to the field, are a great source of angel mentors, and give you the option both to see carefully vetted investment opportunities and to pool your investment with those of other investors, which significantly improves the likelihood of your being a successful angel.

The growing accumulation of data from prognostic and/or treatment predictive gene expression studies on breast cancer in public repositories, e.g. Gene Expression Omnibus [13], provides an opportunity to construct pooled gene expression data sets comprising a larger number of patients with sufficient clinical data.

Similarly, the opportunity to perform pooled analyses of chest CT phenotypes was seen as a major strength, as long as the technical challenges of different CT scanning and analytical protocols can be overcome.

The fact that hundreds of former Islamic State combatants are in custody in Kurdistan, Syria and elsewhere represents a rare opportunity: the chance for states to pool their resources, set up an internationalized or hybrid court, and hold perpetrators to account in a comprehensive manner.