Sentence examples for repositioning ideas from inspiring English sources
Comparison of these public datasets with private data may lead to novel drug repositioning ideas, which may in turn mean an accelerated path towards new treatments.
Integration of additional data sources will further characterize the NCEs by flagging them for potential side effects and the identification of desirable pharmacology profiles or even find a repositioning idea for another indication.
The idea of repositioning American forces to minimize American casualties, discourage Iranian, Syrian and Turkish intervention, and forestall the Kurds' declaring independence is not a new one.
"We've constantly looked for ways to make government more efficient, and we see this whole idea of possibly repositioning parks as promoting an increased quality of life for those living in our neighborhoods".
The idea – known in the drugs' business as repositioning or repurposing – was first floated in the early 1990s but has gained momentum as the pipeline of potential blockbusters has dried up.
Syriza's election has led to suggestions that Greece could be repositioning itself closer to Russia, although Greek officials have downplayed the idea.
Opportunity: Providers are repositioning dial-up, notes Belcher, and are looking for ways to push away from the idea that it's "old, it's dead and nobody uses it".
Dan Klores was repositioning himself.
Mr. Karp agreed with the need for repositioning.
T. D. Nicholl: Root due for repositioning thus?
