Sentence examples for facilitated exploitation from inspiring English sources

The disparity in federal protection of wild and captive chimpanzees has facilitated exploitation of captive chimpanzees as exotic pets, in the entertainment trade and in invasive research, all activities that undermine conservation efforts.

The present understanding of salt tolerance mechanisms has facilitated exploitation of spatially located membrane transporters (Zhu 2001; Munns and Tester 2008).

Bayesian analysis suggested that the time of divergence of RVFV isolates from a most recent common ancestor dated to 1880 1890, the colonial period when the introduction of large concentrations of susceptible sheep and cattle would have facilitated exploitation of a new niche by an unknown progenitor virus.

Any anti-trafficking effort that fails to challenge the status quo – the political, economic and structural forces that facilitate exploitation – will inevitably be limited in its capacity to engender real and lasting change.

In 1821 he heard of a project for a railroad, employing draft horses, to be built from Stockton to Darlington to facilitate exploitation of a rich vein of coal.

Our results show that archerfish have a flexible learning strategy which may facilitate exploitation of novel food sources.

Based on this, it has been proposed that viruses manipulate hosts through multifunctional proteins that facilitate exploitation of host resources and elicitation of specific changes in host phenotypes.

Recent advances in understanding the physical structures, function and regulation of efflux systems will facilitate exploitation of pumps as new drug targets.

The random regression representation of MACE facilitates exploitation of principal component or factor analytic approaches for variance component estimation and prediction of breeding values for international sire evaluations.

An improved understanding of the genome structure and gene composition of the Brassica B genome could provide insights into its relationship among the Brassica species and could potentially facilitate exploitation of this important resource.

This integrated genetic linkage map will facilitate exploitation of the B. rapa annotated genomic resources for gene tagging and map-based cloning in B. napus, and for comparative analysis of the A genome within Brassica species.