38 39 At the level of exposure, men are known to spend more time outdoors, either professionally or recreationally, which may potentially exploit their response to lower levels of pollen.
Nanotechnology, a term based on the nanometer, which is one-billionth of a meter, has attracted investment not only from privately held start-ups, but also from giants like I.B.M., General Electric and DuPont, which are eager to exploit the potentially valuable properties of materials so small that their dimensions can be measured in molecules.
Republicans are also keen to exploit a potentially lucrative supply of wealthy Jewish donors.
Lebanon is eager to exploit the potentially vast natural-gas fields off its coast, joining initiatives already under way in Israel, Cyprus, and Egypt.
Here, we introduce novel spectral gap error bounds that judiciously exploit the potentially rapid spectrum decay in the input matrix, a most common occurrence in machine learning and data analysis.
In that context, entrepreneurs seek to undermine confidence and exacerbate parent anxiety about the quality and safety of public schools, and exploit a potentially vast education market.
Approaches that consider the whole genome rather than candidate regions, and exploit the potentially high depth of coverage from sequencing technologies allowing detection of parasite at low levels, are likely to be more informative (Bowman et al., 2013).
This systematic review aims at evaluating the effectiveness of community interventions for the management of patients with hypertension in China, undertaking a deliberate effort to exploit the potentially significant evidence base published in the Chinese language.
Upping the tempo requires liberalising or scrapping state-run energy monopolies, which fail to exploit potentially vast oil and gas reserves.
This chapter explores the methods that are used to locate exploit code and potentially vulnerable targets.
