Additionally, highly conserved miRNA target sites can be detected by exploiting the fact that reads match to their origin as well as to their target site.
In this instance, though, the Republicans are exploiting the fact that the C.B.O.
I also thought he did a superb job exploiting the fact that Romney's tax plan doesn't pass the laugh test.
Here, to obtain a continuous record of accumulation over the winter season, Summer is exploiting the fact that snow is an excellent insulator.
Although the other African armies eventually withdrew, many of the rebel groups never disbanded, exploiting the fact that Congo is incredibly large and the state incredibly weak.
Al Qaeda provoked the stadium violence, he said, exploiting the fact that the Army was "disorganized — knowing that it would react".
Kelley Temple, NUS Women's Officer, said: "It appears to be… exploiting the fact that women students are in dire financial situations in pursuit of an education".
Some have also criticised the Always campaign, saying that brands are exploiting the fact that women want to see intelligent portrayals of themselves on screen.
What I worry about is people exploiting the fact that these girls are insecure, innocent, already questioning themselves about their bodies".
The brain does this by exploiting the fact that cells involved in recognizing various aspects of the word produce identical firing patterns, Dr. Hopfield said.
By analysing the documents in Autodesk's database, and exploiting the fact that they are written in a consistent style, it was possible to tune the translation system to produce far more accurate results.
