Wetlands are considered to be unexploited resources by the government and development agencies, which aim to develop agriculture and settle the population in a zone or terroir (Mullié et al. 1998).
Six of these areas are considered to be unexploited, while four - the Dampier, Malahit Guyot, Molloy and Vema Seamounts - have been fished to some extent in the past.
Despite the fact that the trash is currently considered the main unexploited energy reserve in the sugarcane agro-industry, its most likely use in the short to medium term will be as boiler fuel [ 11, 15].
The HIV-1 capsid (CA) protein plays essential roles in both early and late stages of HIV-1 replication and is considered an important, clinically unexploited therapeutic target.
With bandwidth normally considered a precious commodity, how come the 60-gigahertz band from 57 gigahertz to 64 gigahertz in North America 59-666 ginahEurope and Japannd Japan)—has gone largely unexploited?
This paper uses previously unexploited data to consider the effects of Bayh Dole at three leading universities: the University of California, Stanford University, and Columbia University.
We should therefore consider that GPCRs represent an unexploited potential for drug targeting [ 66].
The Senate must now consider the bill, along with another, more modest, measure to allow drilling in a hitherto unexploited area of the Gulf of Mexico.Roughly 30% of the oil America produces, and 20% of the gas, comes from offshore fields, most of them along the coasts of Texas, Louisiana, Alabama and Mississippi.
Our intent was to evaluate unexploited directions in which we might go, explore unexpected opportunities we might take advantage of, and consider the challenges potentially facing us.
All the things that you see in books are there and unexploited".
