Finding productive ways of capitalizing on populations ready and willing to work could have huge economic development implications.
Whereas different methods such as Principle Components analysis, mixed effects models and phylogenetic convergence can be used to correct for population structure [ 11, 47- 51], adopting a careful sampling strategy can minimize the impact of - or even capitalize on - population structure.
For them, entrepreneurs are trying to capitalize on the population bulge with some cleverly designed aids.
The Dark Net Roasters representative said it was an ideological decision to avoid what they see as unnecessary red tape and oversight and also a bid to capitalize on a population that's already making regular purchases on the online black market.
Platinum Equity has agreed to buy an 80percentt stake of Hispanic-focused telecommunications company Americatel for $49.6 million, becoming the latest private equity firm hoping to capitalize on the growing population of Spanish speakers in the United States.
But to further capitalize on the Hispanic population, NBC should also try tossing some more Hispanic themes into the mix on its broadcast network.
Of thinly veiled attempts to mimic Harry Potter in an attempt to capitalize on the accelerating population of children as more and more adults console their terror with bouts of inebriated sex resulting in mass unwanted childbirth and therefore an exponential need for modes of objects of entertainment for those children: 55.
Algorithms and software for imputation and error correction of NGS data in livestock have yet to be developed to capitalize on their unique population structure and the available information (e.g., pedigree information, large family sizes and close relatives).
The Pentagon might try a two-stage approach to capitalize on this Arab-American population.
Union des Transports Africains, which is Lebanese-owned, has run a weekly flight between Beirut and Cotonou for nearly two months, hoping to capitalize on the large Lebanese population that has put down roots in West Africa.
The venture hopes to capitalize on India's large population and on a pool of talent now scattered around the world: Indian researchers now working abroad are expected to fill most of the 12 new scientific slots, working in areas ranging from developmental and computational neurobiology to the effects of malnutrition on the brain.
