Sentence examples for thorough exploitation from inspiring English sources

Collectively, thorough exploitation of the signaling pathway from the neuroendocrine system to immune cancer may give a chance of therapeutics development in this sense.

Thus, not only does the HDE apply the parallel evolution mechanism of DE to perform effective exploration (global search) in the whole solution space, but it also adopts problem-dependent local search to perform thorough exploitation (local search) in the promising sub-regions.

Thorough exploitation of the data by identification techniques that explicitly cope with missing observations is therefore of major importance.

We believe that the slower overall intake rate of the very hungry fox is due to more thorough patch exploitation by the fox.

Such savage cuts come at the worst possible time just when the demands on our police service mount by the day, from tackling child sex exploitation, thorough combating soaring fraud and online crime to the threats to our national security," Dromey said.

The latter would necessitate a far more thorough understanding and exploitation of the complex regulatory network.

The monitor aims to achieve an effective integration among the delivery of the three safety tasks through the exploitation of a thorough and cost-effective off-line safety analysis model and the distributed reasoning of a multi-agent system.

Diocletian's new system of property assessment accelerated this process; it was more thorough and thus exposed the poor and ignorant to exploitation by local officialdom.

For achievement of this goal, first of all, thorough hydrogeologcial survey of the deposit and assessment of exploitation reserves must be carried out, optimum operation regime of the bottling facility – developed.

Perhaps one could say that while Cooper and Waldby's critique of clinical labor involves a thorough critique of (novel as well as sustained) forms of domination and exploitation, it falls short on the analysis of concrete power struggles.

He said the team's findings underlined the need for more thorough regulations, given that a lack of control on the trade leads to the dangerous exploitation of species.