Examples of unexploited

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However, loss of power and subsequent validity of results may occur since data of the noncompleters are unexploited.
Patients with unexploited drug sensitivity would, by definition, have a different therapy recommended as a result of the assay than the one given previously.
The economist is incorrect when she sees new firms as operating in an environment full of previously unexploited opportunities.
First, there are few unexploited living resources in the world and many resources are heavily overexploited.
Penetration co-efficient: is a co-efficient that indicates the proportion d unexploited market potential captured each year.
They were attracted by the unexploited resources such as fertile farming land and plentiful game in the vicinity of the new settlement.
A pioneer front is the sporadic development of unexploited tropical forest lands to plant cocoa trees.
This reflects how the field has become partitioned, and that partitioning implies unexploited opportunities for more integrative science.
As for naive producers, adaptive expectations producers are thus irrational in the sense that observable forecastable structure in market prices is left unexploited.
However, recent work shows that mitochondrial genomes contain much unexploited potential for the inference of the phylogeny and evolution of ticks.
We believe that rotation statistics represents a potential which is largely unexploited for the study of human kinematics and motion in general.
This makes good use of the unexploited bridge to the highway interchange that was built at great expense during the 1970s.
In the case of fisheries, the belated recognition of an unexploited oceanic frontier offered the opportunity to re-inforce the historically dominant pattern of primary product export-based growth.
These hosts include juveniles of larger commercially-exploited species as well as unexploited species which, even when fully grown, are too small to be caught in commercial gear.
Given the fact that this calculation opens up a whole new class of valuable and previously unexploited quantitative data, the margin of inaccuracy can be deemed acceptable.
Viewed this way, there is no "paucity of data," but rather a largely unexploited potential to make the study of animal cognition an integrated discipline with human problem solving.

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