Sentence examples for points of exploitation from inspiring English sources

When challenged by pathogens such as malaria parasites, mosquitoes mount a strong and effective innate immune response; so immune genes are of particular interest as potential points of exploitation for disruption of disease transmission [16].

But while the evocation of sexual obsession and doubling hints at madness, here it also points to exploitation of a more elemental, less elevated kind.

Fairbanks became a supply point for exploitation of the oil field and for construction of the Trans-Alaska Pipeline System, which caused a boom unseen since the first years of Fairbanks' founding and helped the town recover from the devastating 1967 Fairbanks Flood.

From an economical point of view, exploitation is understood as an inherent process in the capitalization and commodification of labour (Marx, 1978/2010).

Both Massé and Wesley say the government's new plan misses the point of sexual exploitation entirely.

The expected revelations of adultery and greed are soon followed by an over-the-top compendium of scandal suitable for the serial exclamation points of an old exploitation trailer.

We emphasise two key points in responding to this point: A) Formal definitions of exploitation centre on fitness change (see above), not on behavioural change; B) Measures of behavioural change seldom map perfectly on fitness change (e.g., Sheldon, 2002).

The logical end point of this pattern of exploitation, in the author's view, is the scramble to achieve high SAT scores and go to a "Trophy U".

To address this question, we have analyzed leg trajectories from two points of view: constraint and exploitation of redundant degrees of freedom.

Celebrating the rejection of Mactaggart's scheme to outlaw this form of exploitation, Adams pointed out: "Exploitation is rife in many industries – look at fruit picking and domestic work – but nobody tries to ban it.

Another type of film-maker in the Anglo-Saxon journalist tradition might have decided at this point to discuss the darker themes of exploitation, maybe bringing in the Bulger case (itself partly triggered by a horror movie called Child's Play 3).