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The use of NIR light for deep tissue measurements stems from the exploitation of a spectral region (650-950 nm) wherein light absorption of the biological tissue is relatively low.
Critical care research presents special ethical challenges largely due to the potential for exploitation stemming from the vulnerability of the critically ill patients who are solicited for enrollment.
In most cases, the main cause of a species decline is over-exploitation, stemming from the blithe assumption that teeming numbers today mean no need to think about tomorrow.
The episode "Meat" depicts the two aspects of Gwen's double life coming into conflict as Rhys finds himself caught up in Torchwood's investigation into a corrupt meat trade stemming from human exploitation of a stranded benevolent alien.
The law firm examines all foreclosures stemming from loans by lenders approved by the Federal Housing Administration.
"That stems from the manager himself.
Its upcoming woes stem from the fallout.
This stems from the colonialist era, correct?
The problem stemmed from the wings.
This conclusion stems from the following considerations.
