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To understand the adsorption mechanism of CNTs and exploit new kinds of CNT-based sensors for safe operation of the power system, the effect of CNTs on specific gases is ought to be evaluated both experimentally and theoretically.

Ms Church said: "We already know of about five times more coal, oil and gas than it is safe to burn without guaranteeing catastrophic climate change, so the last thing we need to do is to exploit new kinds of fossil fuels.

Thus miRNAs may be exploited as new kinds of molecular targets for diagnosing and treating cancers.

Techniques for extracting paleoclimatic information are continually being developed and refined, and new kinds of natural archives are being recognized and exploited.

As the effect can be turned on and off, it could be exploited to make new kinds of transistors, says Geim. Geim and colleagues were the first to isolate graphene in 2004, and researchers are still learning to work with it.

To explore such a vast genome space, new technologies that exploit and link genome and clinical data to ask entirely new kinds of questions about the complex nature of arthritis will be essential.

New kinds of analytics.

New kinds of stardom await.

New kinds of payment plans?

There are new kinds of message, too.

New kinds of debt are also developing.

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