Virunga national park in the DRC is a target for oil exploitation.
Its geography and land mass characteristics (and oil) have been a target for negative exploitation for more than 100 years.
As long ago as 2001 a report from the Volpe Centre, a transport-research body in Cambridge, Massachusetts, described GPS as a tempting target for exploitation by "malicious persons".
"Add the lack of legal rights, and they're a clear target for exploitation".
As long as military education funds are on the 10 percent side of the 90-10 rule, service members will be a lucrative target for exploitation.
Facebook's membership has swelled into such a ripe target for exploitation that it draws out the worst of humanity.
These results implicate a role for PERP in amplifying functional p53 levels that promote p53-dependent apoptosis, and reveal a potential target for exploitation in enhancing p53 activity.
As Sec24III is found in stramenopiles, plants, and amoebozoans, taxa with agricultural, and medical importance, the protein may represent a useful target for exploitation.
FOLR1 selectivity, affinity and restricted tissue distribution has christened it as a universal target for exploitation (van Dam et al, 2011) for therapy or imaging of solid tumours (Leamon and Reddy, 2004) or circulating tumour cells (He et al, 2008).
In the garment industry, women are an easy target for exploitation and discrimination.
Employers know this, and therefore see them as an easy target for exploitation," Hellquist told VICE News.
