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The construction system based on the completely dry assembling technique makes the exploitation of the mentioned materials possible.
Bird droppings are usually an unpredictable resource in a rainforest, but the regular behaviour of ant followers makes the exploitation of this resource possible.
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The project has made the exploitation of migrants in the global fishing sector one of its priorities.
Probably not, but finding a way to spread practices which make the exploitation and development of forests sustainable will not be easy.
To make the exploitation of (25) easier, we need to reorder the terms to get an expression of the Zernike moments such as.
For the power company involved, the integration of biopower into a broader smart use scheme, involving several new business partners, is a strategy to make the exploitation of the plant profitable again.
For the power company, the integration of biopower into a broader scheme of smart biomass use is a strategy to make the exploitation of the power plant profitable again.
So the world needs new, cleaner energy sources, and the only way to find them--and to make the exploitation of known clean sources cost-effective--is scientific research.
"However, sometimes people just can't tell, making the exploitation of a broken supply chain an especially dangerous vehicle for infecting people with malware".
Taken together, all the above features make the exploitation of TAs as antibacterials a major challenge: due to their redundancy, target validation as well as the specificity and selectivity (off-target activity) of any drug candidate targeting a specific TA would be very difficult to assess.
Also, the overall channel utilisation achieved is lower due to the less predictable behaviour and dynamic loading, which makes the opportunity exploitation harder.
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