Sentence examples for to be further exploited from inspiring English sources

"Nigger" doesn't need to be further exploited.

According to this view, having shown weakness to his enemies, Obama was doomed to be further exploited by the Republicans when Congress reconvened in January.

However, the research on detection mechanism of PEC sensors is in the initial stage and need to be further exploited.

In our work, a detailed analysis of T. cruzi DHODH crystal structure has allowed us to suggest potential sites to be further exploited for the design of highly specific inhibitors through the technology of structure-based drug design.

It was a key success and now this forecasting prowess is to be further exploited by the Reading centre – rated one of the world's top forecasting organisations – in order to make further improvements in its medium-range forecasting, which typically covers weather events over three to 10 days.

Accordingly, the TEM sample preparation methodology needs to be further exploited with and without destructive methods.

This work provides a deeper insight into the mechanism of interaction of Mce4A to cholesterol derivatives, which may be further exploited to design potential and specific inhibitors to ameliorate the Mycobacterium pathogenesis.

In fact, the excitonic effect and the bandgap tuning due to the quantum confinement effect can be further exploited to realize tunable and efficient photodetectors operable at room temperature, which are compatible with Si technology and with low-cost approach.

These findings provide valuable information that relates the facial muscle activity to the 16PF traits and which can be further exploited to determine faster and with higher accuracy scores for each of the 16PF traits.

The potential of the matches to handle variations can be further exploited with superstructure schemes.

We hypothesized that this difference may account for the 63-times higher binding affinity of 1 to cIAP1 BIR3 than to XIAP BIR3 and may be further exploited for the design of highly selective cIAP inhibitors.