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The sprawl of exploitation may also be exacerbated in ephemeral economies.

An emerging mode of comparison is through new genomic technologies, which, with careful exploitation, may also point to genetic events that are important for malignant human tumor evolution.

This tumour-mediated exploitation of TLR signalling may also apply to the adaptive immune system.

Yes, this may also mean exploitation or involvement in illegal activities, but the informal sector in Africa also proves the capacity to adapt and work in ways we would never consider.

Clonal decay may involve e.g. the gradual accumulation of deleterious mutations, low evolvability of clones, or exploitation by rapidly evolving parasites, which may also speed up the fitness decay in conjunction with other processes [ 2].

Transactional sex coupled with the lack of adult support and the fact that a significant proportion of YHH reported their first sexual experience before the age 15 may also suggest possible exploitation and abuse.

Large geographic areas tend to be affected either by commercial logging or by community over-exploitation, rarely by both, although both may also be subject to manmade fire.

Future field demonstrations may also be enhanced through exploitation of results obtained from microbial laboratory investigations.

This page may correspond to the 'normal' scenario, i.e., in the case of a legitimate use of the Web site, but may also result from a successful exploitation of an injection attack.

The spatial variation of the sodium ion concentration indicates localized weathering of feldspar (plagioclase bearing) rocks present in the granite rocks and may also due to the over exploitation of groundwater because of mining and basic consumption needs.

Hence, ShlA facilitates the internalization and exploitation of the host cell, but other factors may also play a role.