For example, shortly after the Red River Rebellion the Canadian government began a programme that speculators and other non-Métis exploited to dispossess the Métis of their land; had Scott not been executed, the government might well have supervised the program more rigorously, given the prior good relations between Canada and the Métis.
Punjabis account for more than half the population, dominate the army and bureaucracy and, say non-Punjabis, exploit the wealth of other provinces.Pakistan's unsettled state encourages caricature.
As a result of the breakup of the Carolingian empire and a new wave of invasions, the church suffered materially and spiritually as both Christian and non-Christian warriors exploited it and its wealth.
Response: We used frequency of features in inhibitors and non-inhibitors and exploited it for selecting best features.
Dorigo et al. exploited non-native cysteine residues to investigate predicted contacts between the H4 tail and the acidic patch in chromatin fibers.
The calcium induced calcium release mechanism in non-excitable cells is exploited to transform the non-excitable cells into excitable media that propagate calcium signals cell-to-cell.
We further investigated the deposition of type I collagen with second harmonic generation (SHG) imaging, a non-invasive optical method that exploits non-linear light scattering from fibrillar collagen.
We show that monocultures of siderophore producers grow better than non-producers in soil, but non-producers can exploit others' siderophores, as shown by non-producers' ability to invade populations of producers when rare.
All sequence databases containing plant data were exploited, including non-redundant nucleotide database, HTGS, GSS and EST databases and the non-redundant protein database.
Let's start by defining the term, which is typically used when Western groups exploit non-Western or non-white traditions, according to Oxford Reference.
"Such research could be exploited for non-therapeutic modifications.
