Sentence examples for positively exploit from inspiring English sources

These devices overcome the lack of bandgap that undermines the operation of graphene transistors, and positively exploit graphene's ultimate thinness, high conductivity, and low density of states.

Entrepreneurs can look here for opportunities to positively exploit, and for a plethora of problems and pain points to attempt to solve.

Obviously Lemonade positively exploits images of black female bodies – placing them at the center, making them the norm.

By positively exploiting the polishing-induced defects of standard-quality commercial Ge 001) wafers, micrometer-length wires are grown by physical vapor deposition in ultra-high-vacuum environment.

By positively exploiting the polishing-induced defects of standard-quality commercial Ge 001) wafers, micrometer-length Ge wires can be grown without introducing any metal catalyst.

Meanwhile, our algorithm positively exploits the labeled samples by restricting the corresponding outputs to be the given class labels when the labeled ones may be helpful.

We now show how the shallow trenches can be positively exploited for guiding the self-assembly of three-dimensional structure and orienting the formation of in-plane Ge nanowires during the growth of a Ge overlayer.

In resent researches, the effect of N has been positively exploited in Monoraphidium sp. (Dhup and Dhawan 2014), Scenedesmus abundans (González-Garcinuño et al. 2014), Saccharomyces cerevisiae (Portugal-Nunes et al. 2017), S. rubescens (Lin and Lin 2011) and Stigeoclonium sp. (Liu et al. 2016a, b) for the production of commercially important lipids.

However, this characteristic has been exploited positively for certain proteins, (Gregory et al. [2013]) have successfully expressed the structurally complex non-glycosilated proteins Pfs25 and Pfs28 from Plasmodium falciparum, the parasite responsible of malaria.

25 These behavioural traits could be exploited positively with providing more public recognition to the CHWs.

This agrees with modeling work (Matsumura et al. 2011) and empirical data in positively size selectively exploited fisheries (van Walraven et al. 2010).