Sentence examples for similarly leverage from inspiring English sources

Novel experimental techniques aimed at addressing the role of mechanics in embryogenesis have greatly enhanced our understanding at scales from the subcellular to the macroscopic – we believe the time is ripe for the field of regeneration to similarly leverage the tools of the mechanobiological research community.

UBS's other Puerto Rico funds are similarly leveraged, according to firm documents.

The concert's organizers, and many of his family members, had been accused of similarly leveraging Mr. Jackson's legend.

Similarly, leveraging the principle of maximum entropy we argue that while some laboratory data only have sufficient information to estimate a mean and standard deviation, other laboratory data captured in an EHR contain substantially more information than can be captured in higher-parameter models.

Stacey similarly leveraged the power of The Red Sox with a blog she launched to bring awareness to an organization called Canine Companions for Independence.

Similarly, leveraging infrastructure and assets developed through the polio eradication efforts in Nigeria enabled an effective rapid response and demonstrated the value of investing in core public health capacities and training epidemiologists through the country's FETP program, which is needed in countries around the world.

The self-association of these domains may serve as a scaffold for native "biomaterials" that were evolved to facilitate pathogen virulence but could similarly be leveraged for other novel biomedical and biological applications.

Similarly, we can leverage brain science for a more cost-effective approach to drug crime.

Similarly, Happify is leveraging research, while arguably with good intentions, but in a way that's not definitively quantifiable at this point in time.

Similarly, Jensen (1989) argues leverage is an invitation to bankruptcy, and high debt ratios are not good for firms.

Similarly, the incentive to leverage the complementary strengths of industry and AHCs heightens the prospect of new models of mutually beneficial inter-institutional collaboration.