Sentence examples for possibility for leveraging from inspiring English sources

Although this pilot was Feeding America's first foray into using social media as a survey research tool, there is great possibility for leveraging the platform in other research endeavors, including possibly empowering the people we serve to use the app to upload photos and remarks themselves.

This paper discusses the needs and the possibilities that exist for leveraging these technologies and sensors with RFID to guarantee continuous and seamless visibility of all assets (fixed and mobile resources and field personnel) of smart enterprises, thereby expanding and complementing the roles of RFID.

This paper discusses the possibility of leveraging systems concepts and technologies needed for the commercial development of space in innovative, affordable human Mars exploration architectures.

That opens possibilities for leverage and hedging previously available only in the futures markets.

This fact offers at least the possibility of leveraging improved performance for the public good.

Counterintuitively, these same regions are often well served by mobile phone networks, suggesting the possibility of leveraging portable, camera-enabled mobile phones for diagnostic imaging and telemedicine.

In relation to internal effects, for both instruments, we find a non-linear relationship between their effect on private R&D and their level (suggesting the possibility of leveraging and crowding-out effects).

We recently published [24, 25]; the former arguments that mobility models have a relevant effect on the properties of the proposed algorithms, while the latter is a short contribution on the possibility to leverage network mobility for node capture detection.

Hence the possibility for hope.

No possibility for messages.

As illustrated by notable recent examples, the possibility to leverage natural or artificial enzyme scaffolds for "non-native" chemical transformations is bound to disclose exciting, new opportunities toward their exploitation for synthetic applications.