Thus it is appealing to explore modified dosing schedules of HU and 5-aza-2′-dC for sickle cell patients already receiving these therapies in order to potentially exploit some synergistic effect of combination therapy for raising hemoglobin levels.
There is no doubt that a killing is to be made by exploiting appealing to young video game enthusiasts.
If they see Mr. Silver's grasp on his house as weakened, the Republicans will be tempted to exploit the opening, appealing to the more conservative Assembly Democrats to make common cause with the 52 Republicans in the house to try to pass bills over his objections.
Independent, acerbic, and elitist, Godkin avoided appealing to the tastes and sensationalism exploited in the yellow journalism of his era.
The manual largely permits a variety of "rapport building" techniques, including direct questioning, the "good cop, bad cop" routine, tricking a detainee into revealing more information, inducing him to brag about his exploits, appealing to his emotions or threatening him with severe legal consequences (though threats of torture are not allowed) and offering incentives for cooperation.
The plan may sound outrageous, but it is built on appealing to the lowest common denominator, on exploiting some of the least-appealing human characteristics, and on managing to ruin, rather than improve, one of nature's miracles.
Campaigns exploit this instinct, particularly when appealing to voters who second-guess decisions of someone they put in office, said Mark McKinnon, a former adviser to President George W. Bush and co-founder of No Labels, a nonprofit devoted to bipartisanship.
Fretilin could exploit such a perception by appealing to parochial loyalties; the violence that ravaged Dili last year owed much to long-simmering resentment between people from the east and west of the country.
Even if so, does the genuine statesmen lead by appealing to a nation's more rational elements or by playing the demagogue and exploiting stupidity?
Exploiting principles borrowed from modern American advertising, which stressed the importance of appealing to the audience's emotions rather than to its reason, fascists used such gatherings to create patriotic fervour and to encourage fanatic enthusiasm for the fascist cause.
