Although CSCs (cardiac cells proven to have stem and/or progenitor characteristics) can be isolated and amplified in vitro or stimulated to differentiate in situ, it has become reasonable to exploit this endogenous regenerative potential to replace the lost muscle with autologous functional myocardium.
The sculpins in Lake Baikal have become adapted to exploit all of the living space offered by this inland sea.
Over time, it has become increasingly exploited by multinationals to shift profits to tax havens: in 2012, US multinationals shifted more than a quarter of their profits to avoid tax.
Also, paradoxically, as this technology has become fully exploited, food security is again becoming a concern.
Nor then, should it surprise that research in moral psychology has become methodologically pluralistic, exploiting the resources of, and endeavoring to contribute to, various disciplines.
Slate's Brian Palmer observed recently that Adams has become adept at exploiting the social network, with "an uncanny ability to move sophisticated readers from harmless dietary balderdash to medical quackery to anti-government zealotry".
The figure shows that, even in the 1950s, the majority of the ocean surface in the North was already exploited and that, over time, an increasing proportion of the ocean in the South has become exploited.
Cook the batsman, who many thought would be unable to replicate his Test form in the shorter game, averages 47.30 as one-day skipper, while Cook the captain has become more aggressive, exploiting the two new balls with four seamers and attacking fields late into an innings.
Lane agrees that Obama has become "adept at exploiting the differences within the GOP caucus" but goes further and says that it's kind of amazing that the GOP caucus has as many differences as they do.
The potential to engage specific components of the immune system has become central to the rational design of novel antibody therapeutics to exploit Fc-mediated effects more fully.
