These properties render it possible for this composite to be used in aqueous phase metal-ion speciation, which serves to exploit the removal behavior of the AC/CTA composites [45].
The following video -- actually an ad for Muscle Milk -- serves to exploit every single spring break truism in less than two and a half minutes, from gelled hair to mistaken tattoos.
Here, the 'standard of care' argument only serves to exploit the individual, and take advantage of her circumstance and poverty.
Given the limited benefits to date of MTCT programs and this larger web of beneficiaries, it seems that while perhaps unintentional, the structure of current research serves to exploit impoverished populations for the benefit of science and more developed nations.
These benefits have for too long been withheld by courier companies and only serve to make it easier for them to exploit their workforce.
Moreover, as Republican Senator Tom Coburn recently documented in detail, the rich have many tax loopholes and subsidies which they alone are well-placed to exploit -- all of which serve to bring the real rate of income tax on the rich down far below the official figure.
Tumors exploit immunoregulatory checkpoints that serve to attenuate T cell responses as a means of circumventing immunologic rejection.
"Bewilderment gave way to anger," Brand wrote, calling the magazine's survey "a publicity stunt that only serves to trivialize and exploit a very real nationwide problem" -- the consumption of alcohol on college campuses.
The next two games went with serve before Konta again exploited the frailty of the Williams serve to earn a second break and put her, at 5-2, on the verge of victory which, despite some signs of nerves and with Williams fighting to the last, she duly completed on her third match point after a tough final game.
