In this paper a demand and target group oriented training concept to bridge this gap between theoretical findings and in practice-exploited potential as well as to improve the introduction and sustaining of MD is introduced.
Its inquiry follows a report from the European Commission last September which said that European universities had "under-exploited potential" to contribute to Europe's prosperity and society.
Wetlands are typically viewed as having under-exploited potential and are targeted for agricultural development in the Sahel as elsewhere around the world (Adams 1992; Wetlands International 2015).
Grand Met was attempting to diversify, and was attracted to Pillsbury's brands, which they believed held under-exploited potential for international growth.
Because these results represent operational field outcomes achieved despite challenges that might also be present if other large-scale CMAM initiatives are undertaken in India, they suggest that CMAM has significant, under-exploited potential as a strategy for scaling up.
oAC could be the ideal candidate for this purpose due to its non-specific anti-inflammatory potential, exploited successfully for over a decade to prevent progression of chronic kidney disease [13].
However, the simulations show that fishing down the food web through fisheries that target small pelagic planktivorous fishes, while at first increasing catches in intensively exploited regions, has the potential of decreasing yields, by interrupting major energy pathways to exploited, high-trophic level species.
May we remember that in these exploited ones is the potential for great good, the capability to show great kindness and compassion, and a desire to move past the nightmare of being bought and sold.
Recent assertions of global warming causing recruitment failure in cold-adapted North Sea cod emphasize the importance of maintaining the adaptive potential of exploited species [ 49].
