The cover plays up the exploitation factor to the max.
The "pollution" group represents the groundwater quality deterioration due to geogenic pollution caused by elevated Fe and Mn (factor 3) and elevated nitrate (NO3 −) introduced by human activities such as agriculture exploitations (factor 5).
Often stigma, poverty and exploitation are factors which compound their situations, making participation and inclusion in daily life a struggle.
On-going progress in cell-based therapeutics, progenitor cell exploitation, growth factor delivery and advanced formulation strategies will provide a more general and versatile basis for advanced combination device strategies.
This means that full exploitation of the factors of production would allow each firm to increase its output by a mean value of 606,000 Euros.
Moreover, the presented data support the concept of exploitation of host factors as suitable survival strategies.
The random regression representation of MACE facilitates exploitation of principal component or factor analytic approaches for variance component estimation and prediction of breeding values for international sire evaluations.
Attention to the internal environment of organisation can be linked through theories of Dynamic Capability (eg, sensing, seizing and responding to opportunity 17 and Absorptive Capacity (eg, external exploration and internal exploitation 18) to environmental factors that shape performance.
The drawdown of groundwater table during exploitation is a limiting factor to the long-term, sustainable application of hydrothermal resources.
Structural buckling failure due to the high external hydrostatic pressure is the dominant risk factor at exploitation conditions.
