Sentence examples for to expand the utilization of from inspiring English sources
"But they are certainly consistent, in that the trend nationwide is to expand the utilization of these databases, and some states are extending, or in discussion to extend, the statutes of limitations for certain crimes".
In addition, it aims to expand the utilization of the existing drone test ranges in the U.S., specifically for the development of sense-and-avoid technologies.
Additionally, approaches for the manufacture and assessment of stem cell hydrogel constructs will provide a guide to expand the utilization of biofunctional hydrogel systems.
To expand the utilization of 2,3-butanediol produced from biomass, an improved derivative process of 2,3-butanediol is desirable.
Findings in this work may provide new strategies for the preparation of novel photocatalytic materials in order to expand the utilization range of solar light from UV to NIR energy.
Having accurate and timely utilization, cost and outcomes data would allow the physician community to expand the use of new health care delivery and payment models that so many policymakers and thought leaders say are needed.
We encourage MAKCHS and other African academic institutions to invest in innovative ways to implement and expand the utilization of the recently launched 'Mentor's manual for health sciences training in Africa' [ 6].
The exploring of new endo-arabinanases with different properties should expand the utilization of arabinooligosaccharides from industrial by-products in food industry.
The respondents were asked about the best solution for water shortage problem among three options: increase sea water desalination plant capacities, expand the utilization of groundwater, or water conservation.
Thus, the method presented in this study would not only provide a promising process for acetoin production, but would also expand the utilization of 2,3-butanediol produced from biomass.
Increasing sea water desalination plant capacities was considered the best solution by 35%% of respondents; the remaining 12%% considered expanding the utilization of groundwater as the best option.
