The ability of raccoons to exploit both natural and human-dominated landscapes can present challenges for B. procyonis mitigation, given that bait distribution is generally restricted to natural habitats (10 ).
The ability of this scorpion to exploit both epigean and hypogean habitats probably allowed it to persist across its present distribution during Pleistocene climatic fluctuations.
We hypothesize that the ability of P. reddelli to exploit both epigean (surface) and hypogean (subterranean) habitats allowed this species to persist across their present distribution during Pleistocene climatic fluctuations.
And globalisation may limit governments' ability to exploit their national tax bases as both capital and labour become increasingly footloose.There may be some pleasant surprises to set against this catalogue of doom.
The ability to exploit the findings that Cetrorelix treatment increases both cell cell adhesion and the levels of the key molecules involved in the adhesion process is vastly improved by defining the underlying basis for this occurrence.
For example, both L. longisporum and L. attenuatum have the ability to exploit either insect or fungus hosts (Askary et al. 1998; Fournier and Brodeur 1994; Kim et al. 2007, 2010).
Bin Laden's ability to exploit the media was also still very evident.
That's what the authors mean by the ability to exploit the "knowledge economy".
Steel companies have only a limited ability to exploit the Internet via, say, B2B exchanges.
"The ability to exploit computer networks plays a crucial part in our ability to protect the British public.
