Sentence examples for whole exploiting from inspiring English sources

It just doesn't make sense: the whole exploiting teenagers to buy bracelets and paint graffiti just to make them feel they've done something".

Some people who have observed the Mercers' political evolution worry that Bannon has become a Svengali to the whole family, exploiting its political inexperience and tapping its fortune to further his own ambitions.

"This whole situation exploits people on the inside and their families on the outside," Ms Fulcher says.

This level of structural detail allows a computer to mimic the behaviour of each and every muscle fibre, and thus to simulate the heart as a whole.To exploit their invention, Drs Winslow, Noble and Hunter have teamed up with Jeremy Levin, a scientist-turned-businessman, to found a firm called Physiome Sciences.

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Now, new technologies using microliter samples of whole blood and exploiting the specificity, sensitivity and versatility of flow cytometry have been developed.

The aim of this study was to evaluate inactivation of inoculated Salmonella enterica on whole tomato surface exploiting integration of nonthermal ultraviolet light (UV-C) treatment with antimicrobial wash.

In addition, UCNPs are considered to be ideal building blocks for development of multimodal probes for cells and whole body imaging, exploiting simple variation of host matrix, dopant ions, and surface chemistry.

The larger coalition for Scenario B (all stakeholders but tourism representatives) is explained by the range of opportunities presented by this scenario for the island as a whole, by sustainably exploiting local resources and spreading benefits in all economic sectors, achieving thus a better integration of these local economic sectors.

Such responses can be examined by simple stimulation assays, exploiting whole blood, cell fractions or serum.

Exploiting whole-genome resequencing data from 263 animals facilitated to pinpoint putatively causal mutations in two of these haplotypes.