Sentence examples for research exploited from inspiring English sources

A more recent line of research exploited the increased presence of data to investigate the relationship between the population size of multiple cities across the world and several socio-economic indicators.

However, before the concept of an EH appeared at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Zurich [14, 15], no research exploited the use of solar energy in a coordinated way, including heat and electricity, rather than individually.

Our research exploits the structural ambiguity of doubling.

This research exploits a novel configurational approach for technological companies to investigate the effects of network topology on innovation using the configurational theory assumptions.

While most gel research exploits a cross-linked polymer network swollen with small molecule solvents, this article systematically investigates the impact of the solvent molecular weight on the resulting gel mechanical properties.

The current research exploits a newly developed strain based design approach the 'Continuous Strength Method' (CSM) to predict the behaviour of aluminium members with SHS and RHS cross-sections subjected to compression.

As a novelty, the present research exploits the combination of time and frequency domain features, to deal with the inherent non-stationary associated to the electrical anomalies, with the goal to improve the performance of the ANN and to make feasible the integration in an smart meter.

Recent biomedical research exploiting nonadhesive and antimicrobial properties of Ulvan, as well as its spontaneous supramolecular aggregation behavior in aqueous solution, is also reported highlighting how the outstanding biological properties of this sulfated polysaccharide can meet the needs required by innovative approaches in wound dressing, antimicrobial coatings and micro/nanoformulations.

In human genetic research, exploiting information redundancy from highly correlated genes can potentially reduce the cost and simultaneously improve the reliability and accuracy of learning classifiers that are employed in data analysis.

While understanding the mechanisms underlying the selective loss of motoneurons remains one of the greatest challenges in ALS research, exploiting the known mechanisms that confer resiliency to specific motoneuron subtypes provides a great opportunity to develop new therapies.

Now based at the Baylor College of Medicine, Monica's research exploits the remarkable conservation in genes and whole chromosome regions between the mouse and human.