Sentence examples for common exploitations from inspiring English sources
In biotechnology, common exploitations of this strategy concern the definition of unique highly expressed loci for which a comprehensive toolbox has been introduced by Qiao et al. (2009).
The most common "exploitation types" for both adults and minors found to have been trafficked were domestic servitude and labour exploitation, although significant numbers of referrals involved trafficking for the purposes of sexual exploitation.
Data from disparate research fields, such as breeding, microbiology, and environmental sciences, are favoring a common exploitation and advances in molecular knowledge from massive efforts, with bioinformatics as driving methodology for its power and multifaceted capabilities.
Cross-language approaches allow the common exploitation of acoustical similarities between languages in order to be able to use resources available in different languages for the recognition of a less-resourced one.
She won the Nobel prize in economics for proving that these resources need not succumb to the so-called "tragedy of the commons" (exploitation by someone taking more than their share) if a system of checks and balances prevails.
Large-selected fish were exposed to a maximum-size harvest; thus, our results could be interpreted that saving large fish selects for life histories that are more similar to unselectively exploited fish compared to a strictly positively size-selective exploitation common with minimum-length limit regulations and in most other real fisheries.
The main findings from the report, called Puppet on a String, include: Trafficking becoming more common and sexual exploitation more organised.
Rosemary's Baby had been a big hit, but it had little in common with the exploitation style.
Opportunistic behaviour is also quite common in the exploitation of open-access marine resources.
These are also very common targets of exploitation as ambition makes a person blind to seeing the bigger picture.
