Moreover, the exploitation of prisoners for the ostensibly laudable reason of furthering medical knowledge should give us further pause before trying to wring benefit from an act of execution.
Moreover, the exploitation of partial monotonicity properties to further decrease the computational complexity is discussed.
Moreover, employee exploitation behavior was predicted by gender (β = − .21, P < .01) and leader opening behavior (β = .25, P < .05).05
Moreover, possible exploitation of our algorithm in the fault detection issue is discussed through a simulation of an abrupt rotor short-circuit.
Moreover, the exploitation of a Multi-Agent architecture emerges as a natural solution to develop AmI systems, since agents are reactive, proactive and exhibit an intelligent and autonomous behavior.
Moreover, the exploitation of the entire available pressure by means of careful network design decreased the average pipe size required, which slightly lowers the investment costs for purchasing and laying the pipelines in the ground.
Moreover, its exploitation as bulking agent in biopiles is a valuable management strategy for the re-utilisation of an organic waste deriving from the industrial cultivation of edible mushrooms.
Moreover, the exploitation of wet refractivity field reconstruction techniques can be used for atmospheric delay compensation purposes and, as a very promising activity, it could be applied for example to calibrate SAR or Interferometric-SAR (In-SAR) observations for land remote sensing.
Moreover, the exploitation of S-layers as part of more complex supramolecular structures, particularly as patterning element for nanobiotechnological applications and in synthetic biology is a rapidly developing field [1 3].
Moreover, data exploitation in biological research involves not only actual datasets but also previous knowledge (sometimes referred to as Biological Domain Data [ 29]) which is captured in knowledge databases such as Gene Ontology [ 36] or the many biological pathway databases such as KEGG [ 37], or Reactome [ 38].
