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This retrospective longitudinal study explored new use of AP drugs among residents newly admitted to LTC facilities in Ontario between 2003 and 2011.

Recent work by Maguire and colleagues has explored new use of AP drugs in the period of transition from community to institutional settings, showing that AP drug use increased during this transition time, likely reflecting institutional prescribing cultures [ 26].

Companies are exploring new uses in bathrooms and kitchens.

They are also constantly exploring new uses for the grill.

"We're making it really easy for owners of intellectual property, like G.E., to explore new uses," he said.

But it is also exploring new uses for peat, including soaking up offensive factory odors and filtering residential sewage from North Carolina to California.

AT&T is not the only company exploring new uses for set-top-box data, says Way, although most efforts are focused on replacing the use of ratings based on surveys to guess at viewing figures.

Recent work on Information-Centric Networking (ICN) explores new uses of the data object concept to enable advanced applications based on content distribution.

An in-depth look at the nascent drone industry follows, with profiles of companies that are helping create the conditions for the industry's growth by amassing knowledge about best practices, influencing the development of regulations, exploring new uses for drones, developing a professional workforce, and so forth.

Many companies are now exploring new uses of blockchain, the technology that undergirds Bitcoin and other popular digital currencies.

As Grypp and Luebeck (2015) suggested, teachers "must first embrace the inherent value of this new structure and explore new uses of class time" (p. 192).