Sentence examples for repurposing point from inspiring English sources

From a drug repurposing point of view, the identification of drugs with no known antifungal activity and which demonstrated excellent activity against C. albicans growth in serum opens up a valuable new avenue for the rapid development of antifungal agents, which are urgently needed.

Network geeks, forgive me: While it's a stretch to call these true speakernet technologies, even music can be repurposed for point-to-point communication.

Interestingly, from a drug-repurposing point of view, 4 drugs from 1190 of the other multifunctional drugs, showed anti- Candida activity on YPD plates (Fig.  1a and Additional file 1: Table S1).

A recent effort to collate 456 FDA compounds approved for use in the pediatric population may be a starting point for repurposing these compounds for rare diseases computationally.

Most of the drugs are present in multiple FTC categories, reflecting the various roles a compound can play inside a biological system which can serve as starting point for repurposing.

The solution most network executives are pointing to is what they call "repurposing" shows.

In this paper, an analysis is presented which assesses the effectiveness of ORC systems in repurposing data center waste heat energy from both thermodynamic and economic points of view.

Nullsleep points out that "We're not remixing soundtracks, we're repurposing video game hardware to make sounds with it that haven't been heard before and the results often sound nothing like game music".

However, repurposing or co-locating a biorefinery with a paper mill would be advantageous from an economic point of view.

Here Harrison points to a CMU project called the Info Bulb, which plays around with this idea by repurposing a lightbulb as an Android-based computer.

He calls it "repurposing" the objects which might be his favorite, considering that he named both of his sons after Nikes, and at one point owned over 100 pairs which would come to serve as his inspiration.