Sentence examples for well exploited for from inspiring English sources

Photoelectrochemical (PEC) measurements have been well exploited for photovoltaic applications, but the literature is scarce on the detection of biomolecules using this approach.

The heterozygosity of the potato genome has been well exploited for the development of genetic maps based on either AFLP or SNP technologies [ 15- 18].

Unfortunately, most of these network-based approaches can only predict binary interactions between drugs and targets, and information about different types of interactions has not been well exploited for DTI prediction in previous studies.

Despite these positive aspects, current rich information about types of DTIs (Günther et al., 2008; Kuhn et al., 2012) has not been well exploited for DTI prediction, and how to incorporate such information into a multidimensional network to predict different types of DTIs still remains an open question.

We've heard it from Russians after the breakup of the Soviet Union -- a sentiment well exploited by Vladimir Putin -- and from Iraqis who pine for Saddam Hussein.

The well is exploited for 8 months at a low water cut period.

The in vitro drug release pattern of the drug showing an initial fast release within the first 6 h followed by an eventual gradual release over 72 h could well be exploited for therapy regimes spread out over long durations thereby reducing the frequency of drug uptake.

Glyphosate, glufosinate, synthetic auxins, sulfonylurea, imidazolinones, triketones, isoxazoles, callistemone, cyclohexanediones, aryloxyphenoxypropionates and phenylpyrazolines are common herbicides for which herbicide tolerance (HT) mechanisms are well known and exploited for development of herbicide tolerant crops (Endo and Toki, 2013).

An imitation of that sentence in Malay might well exploit the fact that the verbs for "sitting" and "living" are identical in Malay, and therefore such a translation might communicate, instead of "I am sitting here," the much grander and more abstract "I am living here".

Colloidal gold is a well tolerated nanomaterial currently exploited for several applications in the field of nanomedicine, including TNF delivery [ 112– 115].

This indicates that the rules identifying RA patients were not generated randomly, but reflect (disease-specific) key biomarkers with mechanistic relevance for RA pathogenesis and progression, some of them well established and already exploited for therapeutic purposes.