Sentence examples for substantially exploited from inspiring English sources

As a consequence of the global increase in economic and societal prosperity, ecosystems and natural resources have been substantially exploited, degraded, or even destroyed in the last century.

Evidence from Shanga suggests that sharks were substantially exploited only after C.E. 1100 (Horton 1996:380; Horton and Mudida 1993 679).

Commonly called "red doussié," it is registered as vulnerable on the International Union for the Conservation of Nature (IUCN) Red List, because it is substantially exploited for the international wood market.

It is shown how side information on the large-scale fading can be exploited to substantially improve the quantization accuracy.

This groundbreaking work has been fully exploited and substantially extended in work by Beeson and McCarty (see Beeson 1985; McCarty 1984).

This database has more recently been substantially revamped to exploit newer technologies, and is now known as the ITPA confinement profile database http://www.tokamak-profiledb.ukaea.org.uk.uk

These results show that path encoding provides a unified framework for good compression: when a good reference is available, it can be exploited to gain substantially in compression.

Only recently has living/controlled polymerization been exploited to decrease heterogeneity and substantially improve the efficiency of the imprinting process for both highly and weakly crosslinked imprinted polymers.

In addition to substantially improved resolution, NUS can also be exploited to improve sensitivity, with gains comparable to those obtained using cryogenically cooled probes.

This approximation is exploited to advance a particle substantially within a single elementary step of the algorithm, which can extend for as long as ∼mi/me≃ 2000 times the traditional one for certain astrophysical plasmas.

The SGSL cod population has been commercially exploited since at least the 16th century, but landings increased substantially following the introduction of otter trawling in the late 1940s.