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Fecal sampling is also not sufficient to gather data about the civets' diet.

The problem is that it has so far not been possible to develop drugs that bind copper ions with sufficient affinity to "take them away" from copper-binding biomolecules.

Safe doses of immunotherapy may not be sufficient to reach the tumor site and be effective, Dantas explained.

"Some of the metrics we use now are not really sufficient whereas the '3-30-300' metric really demands that nature is brought to the areas that people actually live and work in," Weisser said.

"However, you need training data and computational resources including sufficient graphical processing units which are much-sought after these days," Yakimovich recalls.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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