Sentence examples for underutilized opportunity from inspiring English sources

Emergency department (ED) visits present an underutilized opportunity to increase vaccination rates; however, designing a sustainable vaccination program in an ED is challenging.

Transnational collaborations between universities provide an underutilized opportunity to teach sustainability competencies emphasizing the global and local nature of (un)sustainability.

The ability to generate, differentiate, and profile adult stem cells provides a powerful but underutilized opportunity to investigate the molecular basis for trait differences between species within specific cell types and in a controlled environment.

Findings indicate a low rate of initiating fall prevention behaviors following an ED visit for a fall-related injury among community-dwelling older adults, and highlight the ED visit as an important, but underutilized, opportunity to mobilize health care resources for people at high risk for subsequent falls.

We believe that the vast digital resources (i.e., "big data") associated with natural history collections provide invaluable but underutilized opportunities to create such experiences for undergraduates in biology.

Designing wastewater treatment plants for reuse in irrigation is a particularly underutilized IWRM opportunity that could potentially increase agricultural yields, conserve surface water, offset chemical fertilizer demand, and reduce the costs of wastewater treatment by eliminating nutrient removal processes.

Adaptive radiations occur when empty and underutilized niches present new ecological opportunities [1], [4].

With an economy crawling back from the recession of 2008, government should not be in the business of hindering an individual's opportunity to capitalize on underutilized assets.

Ecological theory predicts that if the ecological opportunity of specializing on underutilized resources does not provide a fitness advantage relative to unspecialized competitors, then selection becomes stabilizing favoring a unimodal distribution of phenotypes within a population (Seehausen 2000; Seehausen et al. 2006).

Cognitive radio exploits the spectrum opportunities in the existing underutilized licensed and unlicensed bands, which improves the overall spectral efficiency [6].

This treatment provides a straightforward approach for generation of soluble soy polysaccharides and opens a new range of opportunities for this abundant and underutilized material in future research and industrial applications.