Their research on land grabs, such as their report on The Land Grabbers of the Nacala Corridor in Mozambique, exposes corporations that are taking advantage of developing countries.
Subsequently, we determined which functions of APE1 were critical for melphalan resistance by taking advantage of developed melphalan-resistant MM cell lines and APE1 function-specific mutant expression vectors.
The new Kraft will earn 50% of its revenues from branded candy, cookies and snacks, categories in which store brands have found it difficult to make inroads, and which are particularly well suited to take advantage of developing-country growth.
The new model gave doctors reason to take advantage of newly developing general anesthesia and antiseptic techniques to do more, and more extensive, cancer surgery.
To take advantage of technology, developing countries need better scientific and mathematical skills.Poor countries have too often tried to build education systems from the top down.
As Compaq, Hewlett-Packard and Microsoft all build biometric capabilities into their products, Identix seems ideally poised to take advantage of this developing market segment.
Instead of taking a U.S. investment banking job he returned to Russia "to take advantage of the developing free markets," he said, adding "My idea is to be in the most useful place in the proper time".
There is a vast opportunity for solar concentrator designs to expand into other scientific fields and take advantage of these developed resources.
Contractual arrangements and oversight mechanisms would likely have to include common language requirements, sufficient equipment allocations, and the grouping of personnel to take advantage of uniformity developed in past public service employment.
Managing intensively, humans can take advantage of techniques developed to speed growth and increase density used in tree plantations [5].
