Sentence examples for selectively exploit from inspiring English sources

This work demonstrates the exciting possibility of being able to selectively exploit grain boundary characteristics using RE elements as an effective mechanism to tailor the microstructure during thermomechanical processing, thereby improve the mechanical performance of Mg alloys.

The development of polycomb gene inhibitors may provide a novel approach to selectively exploit the molecular alterations in BRCA1-deficient breast tumors.

In patients with BRCA1/2 deficient cancers, one such approach has been to develop molecular targeted therapy using PARP inhibitors that selectively exploit biological pathways within tumour cells, which differ from those in normal cells and wider concepts of genetic synthetic lethality [ 4– 6].

These drugs selectively exploit the catalytic activity of topoisomerase II alpha to create DNA damage by increasing the frequency and duration of DNA cleavage sites, causing permanent double-stranded breaks and leading to apoptosis (Froelich-Ammon and Osheroff, 1995; Beck et al, 1999; Mow et al, 2001).

Instead of arbitrarily flipping spins at each step, these two strategies aim to choose the next spin and selectively exploiting the optimization landscape.

Cross-layer design provides opportunities for significant performance improvements by selectively exploiting the interactions between layers, and therefore, has attracted a lot of attentions in recent years.

In many cases, both of these methods are well developed and selectively exploited depending on the specific target of the study.

Starting from a standard predictive coder as base layer (such as MPEG-4 baseline video coder in our implementation), the proposed Wyner-Ziv scalable (WZS) coder can achieve higher coding efficiency, by selectively exploiting the high quality reconstruction of the previous frame in the enhancement layer coding of the current frame.

No, the black community isn't more grotesquely homophobic than every other racial group in America -- culture has just selectively exploited the problem.

The discovery of new cancer-related therapeutic targets is mainly based on the identification of genes involved in pathways selectively exploited in cancer cells [ 8, 9].

Thus, the cause of the cancer (in this instance a checkpoint defect) can be selectively exploited to cause differential cell killing.