During GI8, however, AMH niche breadth and potential distribution broadened, permitting AMH exploitation of the last Neanderthal refugium.
Such processes have the potential to significantly broaden the product portfolio, increase the product concentrations and yields, while enabling the exploitation of alternative and mixed feedstocks.
Just as socialist feminists tried to broaden the theoretical framework for analyzing power so that it might encompass both class exploitation and women's subordination, intersectional theorists have aimed to broaden the framework even further.
The outcomes of this meeting will now help shape discussions during the World Congress III Against the Sexual Exploitation of Children to be held in Rio de Janeiro from 25-28 November 2008 and will help broaden the range of socially responsible partnerships among a variety of industries in the lead up to the event.
It is an opportunity to broaden alliances, address new challenges and promote international cooperation for more effective prevention and response to sexual exploitation.
Or else broaden the signal.
It will broaden your horizons.
It is thus the synthesis of technology and tradition; broadening modernism's vocabulary to include a total deference and almost invisible exploitation of this well-tested and beloved space.
Planned Parenthood's role as a major abortion provider has long provoked fierce opposition, but this month its opponents broadened their attacks, seeking to discredit the organization by linking it to the sexual exploitation of minors.
The results yielded by 23 questionnaires and the analysis of 10 recorded presentations show a low exploitation and limited rhetorical and syntactic interrogative patterns, which suggests the need for broadening repertoires and remodelling the genre towards a more interactive model.
Similarly, the 2004 clarification of the Helsinki declaration included the possibility of providing participants access to "other appropriate care," and this was broadened in 2008 to allow for the provision of "other appropriate care or benefits" when needed to address the potential for exploitation (table 1).
