Sentence examples for the promise of using from inspiring English sources

The past 7 years have shown us the promise of using functional genomics to gain insight into the prognosis and pathogenesis of RA.

Barack Obama won the election in 2008 on the promise of using diplomacy to solve international problems and to use war only for existential threats to America.

The promise of using algae to make biofuels — a dream scientists have chased for decades — might seem particularly welcome in a time of stubbornly high gasoline prices.

Lord Coe, the London 2012 chairman who has taken on a part-time role as the government's legacy adviser, will come under pressure to deliver on the promise of using the Games to inspire more people to play sport.

The promise of using nanoparticles is that they can deliver drugs directly to tumours, leaving healthy tissue intact, but the challenge is to find the best nanoparticle design to do this.

For some observers, the appeal of the new work is not that it may be right about Hannibal but that it reveals the promise of using microbiology and genetics more widely in archeology.

The results complement those obtained from more conventional methods and show the promises of using this method for investigating the kinetics of hydrate crystallization and melting.

The precise estimate of the energy needed to unfold (fold) and amount of stretch (contraction) in the channel unfolding measured by AFM shows the promises of using AFM for better measure of the therapeutic efficacy of drugs and pharmacological agents with single-molecule resolution.

Finally, the results of the adsorption capacity confirmed the great promise of using organophilic clays as adsorbents for the adsorption of organic solvents for the treatment of wastewater.

The environmental promise of using rediscovered wood is to reduce the impact of logging and the attendant road building on forests.

"This is all part of the inherent promise of using a travel agent," Mr. Maloney said.