"One of the real potentials of this technology is to truly be able to understand gene environment interactions, to be able to take the 'omics' revolution and scale it down in such a way that you have a comprehensive global approach to understanding how things fit together," he says.
Sooner or later everyone, including the Chinese and Indians will talk themselves back to understanding that without a comprehensive global regime there is no solving this problem.
Although not a substitute for sanctuary in Europe, the EU needs a comprehensive global refugee policy.
The UNFCCC hopes to successfully conclude a comprehensive global deal by the end of 2015.
However, a more comprehensive and/or global understanding of the genes involved in pesticide resistance and their " modus operandi" in C. lectularius are necessary for understanding the genetic factors establishing resistance in C. lectularius and for improving existing control strategies or devising new ones.
A comprehensive understanding of global climate change is impossible without looking at Tibet.
Nematodes are ubiquitous and integral to ecosystem functioning-they facilitate processes such as nutrient cycling, sediment stability, and even pollutant distribution in marine systems [ 1], yet we lack a comprehensive understanding of global diversity within this phylum.
They have a more global understanding now.
The central role of the chloroplast and mitochondria on plant cell metabolism and the known potential of CMS in crop breeding call for a comprehensive understanding of the global changes occurring as a result of foreign cytoplasm integration.
Carbon Balance and Management is a new open access, peer-reviewed online journal that encompasses all aspects of research aimed at developing a comprehensive, policy-relevant understanding of the global carbon cycle [1].
Therefore, it is increasingly important to develop a comprehensive understanding of the interaction between global climate change and change in glaciers, including topography, melting, fracturing, and flow in polar regions.
