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Hockey under night skies is another old northern tradition, but it had remained unexploited by the league's image makers.

The project, which is partly funded by the U.S. National Science Foundation, is designed to understand the natural life cycle of wolves unexploited by humans.

This leaves a vast space of the protein universe unexploited by cancer drugs.

The acquisition of novel combinations of floral traits can help recombinant hybrids invade a vacant pollinator "niche", unexploited by its progenitors, which represents one route to adaptive evolutionary divergence, sympatric establishment and in some instances the origin of new species [ 18, 24- 30].

The strength of B. sterilis lies in its ability to use resources unexploited by other species.

We conclude that IPC cells have a potent cAMP-induced cell death pathway unexploited by first-line chemotherapeutics.

A strain community is considered unexploited regarding by-production if cross-feeding interactions either do not occur or do not fully exploit the metabolites produced in co-culture.

Wetlands are considered to be unexploited resources by the government and development agencies, which aim to develop agriculture and settle the population in a zone or terroir (Mullié et al. 1998).

If such reforms were unambiguously beneficial, however, they would be obvious free lunches, unlikely to remain unexploited until discovered by economists.

They found that industrialised fisheries typically reduced unexploited community biomass by 80% in 15 years, whilst predatory fish biomass was estimated to be only around 10% of pre-industrial levels.

Oriente has an area of about 50,000 square miles (130,000 square km) and consists of little-explored and virtually unexploited tropical forest inhabited by a tiny fraction of the country's population, living mostly in small villages along the river courses.