Offering one or more apps at the iTunes or Android app store gives your creations wide exposure to prospects, and income can be generated by charging for the app, displaying in-app ads, or charging for in-app features and upgrades.
Such characteristics of alcohol-exposed placental tissue could support the identification of biomarkers for prenatal alcohol exposure, an important prospect for clinicians who may not obtain accurate information due to the social stigma preventing women from accurately reporting their alcohol use and a lack of diagnostic laboratory tests [35].
Long the province of crusty hobbyists and bored retirees, prospecting has also recently drawn some younger converts, partly from their exposure to two prospecting shows on the Outdoor Channel.
But fame, especially fame founded on self-exposure, is a prospect they regard with ambivalence.
However, we remain overweight given (1) its exposure to transformational prospects in some of our favoured African hydrocarbon plays, and (2) we continue to see supportive transaction data, per the recent Anadarko/ONGC deal in Mozambique.
Vital says both companies have attractive cost profiles and exposure to growth prospects in non-Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development OECDD) regions, particularly in Africa.
But, as Darwin noted and puzzled over in an 1872 essay, it is not shame but the prospect of exposure, of humiliation, that makes us blush.
The prospect of exposure dogs her every move and Mawer manages to evoke a keen sense of place and time while always keeping the pace brisk, the underlying tension high.
companies have better exposure to high growth prospect drilling regions, such as Asia Pacific, Africa and the Middle East.
Taken together, this study demonstrates that dopaminergic neurons are highly susceptible to a secondary metabolite produced by a common soil Streptomyces species, thereby suggesting the prospect that exposure to these strains could potentially represent a previously unreported environmental contributor to neurodegenerative disease.
Due diligence on banks' structured-credit exposures remains a nightmarish prospect for would-be acquirers (a toxic tool-chest of joy" is one observers pithy description of Lehman).Liquidity is also now a big part of buyers' calculations.
