The dual-use nature of biotechnology and the globalization of the biotechnology industry has made regulation of materials that can be used for biological weapons proliferation cost-prohibitively expensive and laborious.
Third, almost no one is taking advantage of the proliferation of no cost or low cost academic content available on the Internet.
It also provokes proliferation and will cost upwards of £100bn to renew, when "austerity" is biting so hard.
E-books were another bright spot, thanks to the proliferation and declining cost of e-reading devices like the Nook by Barnes & Noble and Amazon's Kindle, and the rush by publishers to digitize older books.
Their new strategy is to develop small modular reactors (SMRs), allegedly free of the dangers inherent in large reactors: safety issues, high cost, proliferation risks and radioactive waste.
With the proliferation and decreasing cost of next-generation sequencing technology and data generation [ 61– 63], fitting WGBS data is a likely future application.
This somewhat surprising finding might be due to the relatively high serum content of the Endothelial medium, which may favor proliferation at the cost of differentiation.
A proliferation of low-cost blogs, websites and apps means they no longer do.
It had not invested in infrastructure, and the proliferation of low-cost cars and cheap petrol saw its streets bulging with vehicles.
Cases of false labelling, inconsistencies across standards and a proliferation of high-cost, low-welfare eggs led him to call for nation-wide legally enforceable standards.
Tinseth said that the proliferation of low-cost carriers would continue to be a driver of demand.
