This clear delineation of responses and functions suggests the involvement of discrete mechanisms that can potentially be exploited in evaluating existing ligands and in developing novel ligands specifically for cancer treatment.
The work contributes to an understanding of compositional effects on the corrosion of Mg, and can be exploited in prediction of corrosion resistance of existing and future Mg alloys.
Under the constitution, the government in Baghdad handles oil from existing wells, while newly discovered oil is supposed to be exploited in coöperation with regional authorities.
Genetic polymorphism has also been exploited in many studies to diagnose and classify the existing categories of many cancers.
Transformation goals vary across communities, though generally 'by stimulating co-operation among the different actors in the innovation system, policy makers expect that the innovation potential can be better exploited in existing and new firms, in research, and in society as a whole' (OECD 2001).
They have been exploited in education.
The day may come when this is no longer the case, and in the meantime there is no doubt that more Africans should be exploiting the existing system.
Senator Edward M. Kennedy, Democrat of Massachusetts, the committee chairman, hailed the outcome, saying, "This is a victory for patients and a defeat for the special interests who have been exploiting loopholes" in existing law to delay competition by makers of generic drugs.
ACCI's chief executive, James Pearson, said: "In those cases where workers are exploited, the existing laws are adequate to penalise offenders.
