Sentence examples for strategy and utilization from inspiring English sources

Finally, we believe that the presented design strategy and utilization of bimetallic nanocrystals for catalytic applications enables the development of novel bimetallic nanostructures by liquid phase pulsed laser ablation and their catalytic application for environmental remediation.

Although structured SMBG is beneficial in poorly controlled, noninsulin-treated type 2 diabetes, there is no evidence of its usefulness or of the most appropriate SMBG strategy and utilization of data in patients with lower HbA1c who are not at their glycemic target.

Understanding such processes as well as the hydrological conditions of the aquifers enable the proper management strategies and utilization of the groundwater resources Korany et al. (2013).

An overview of all the existing peptides and the strategy, design, and utilization of these peptides is given by T. Ebenhan et al. B. Mokaleng et al. report TBIA101, an antimicrobial peptide derivate that was conjugated to DOTA and radiolabelled with Ga for an in vitro and in vivo infection imaging using Escherischia coli-bearing mice by targeting bacterial lipopolysaccharides with PET/CT.

We also describe the strategy, design, and utilization of these peptides as potential radiopharmaceuticals as their combination with nuclear medicine modalities such as SPECT or PET would allow noninvasive whole-body examination for detection of occult infection causing, for example, fever of unknown origin.

Spectrum handoff is an important component of Cognitive Radio technology for practical implementation of radio frequency access strategy and better utilization of spectrum in both primary and secondary networks.

Further and continuing research of the bio-socio-economic vectors of the fishery will be necessary in order to generate the rationale of an efficient fishing regime for a rational management strategy and realistic utilization of the fishery resource.

This paper describes two heuristics that generate globally feasible, near optimal distribution system design and utilization strategies utilizing the simulated annealing (SA) methodology.

With the deteriorating environment leading to more stringent discharge standards, including the emphasis on effluent reuse, CW systems operating as standalone technologies are in some cases unable to meet the requirements of these new guidelines despite improvements in design and operational strategies and the utilization of intensified systems.

Knowledge transfer is an interpersonal and cognitive process that can promote change strategies and the utilization of this knowledge [ 31, 32].

We demonstrate how such variations depend on changes in hydrological conditions driven by land use, meteorological variations and potential changes in climate with important implications on mitigation strategies, water ecology and utilization of water resources.