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Medicinal plants act as an indigenous source of new compounds possessing therapeutic value and can also be used in drug development.
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The immediate motivation for this great development was Germany's need for an indigenous source of nitrogen for military explosives.
However, a substantial level of exposure to HEV seems to have an indigenous source.
To analyze the impact of the attested Greek colonization of Provence, an admixture analysis [ 26] was conducted using a Basque population (n = 116) [ 27] as an indigenous (non-Neolithic pre-Greek) source population and the Phokaia/Smyrna data as the Greek colonizing source represented by E-V13 frequency.
After all, as Vince says, uranium is not an indigenous energy source in the UK, or indeed much of the world.
Unlike other converts who were content to follow European Christianity, Sechele went back to the source and recreated it as an indigenous religion.
Coal is Turkey's most exploited indigenous source of energy.
ϒ-Proteobacteria was reported as an indigenous petroleum degrading bacteria from the depth of the sea, and such oil contaminated places are known sources for hydrocarbon degrading genes.
"As an indigenous person, I would never want to undo the rights of another indigenous person".
"We started as an indigenous party," Mr. Davis said.
When glucose was supplied as a C source, indigenous bacteria significantly enhanced the extent of As release from the tailings into solution under both aerobic and anaerobic conditions.
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