Our view of the deep interiors of the terrestrial planets and moons, and their magnetic fields, has changed substantially over the past decade as a consequence of insights from recent space missions, new experimental data that have become available, and the results of more detailed and sophisticated numerical models.
That this is normal today – the software of the internet, for example, can run on every kind of computer – is a consequence of Peter's insight that the meaning of a computer program could be pinpointed in mathematical logic and liberated from the control of the manufacturer.
A consequence of this lack of biological insight is that the more aggressive subtypes such as the BLBC lead to poorer prognosis, as current therapeutic strategies are mostly ineffective.
A prospective evaluation of T2D risk in relation to leukocyte telomere length could shed light on the question of whether telomere shortening is a cause or a consequence of diabetes, and provide an insight to the potential of using telomere length for the risk assessment of T2D development.
Further investigations into the altered migratory capacity of epithelial cells as a consequence of EMT may provide additional mechanistic insight into the role of inflammation in the metastatic spread of tumor cells.
It has been estimated that 67% of ~3900 publications in 2015 missed 74% of potential new biological insights as a consequence of the use of obsolete database content in many analysis portals7.
As a consequence of this study, we hope to provide insight on how to reduce danger originating by these infections and to raise public awareness about the critical situation of the Iberian lynx.
This interesting insight is as a consequence of having geolocations with low spatial error (between about 26 64 m) relative to the average distances between sunfish re-surfacing locations (e.g. mean ± S.D., 3.3 km ±8.3; n = 78 locations, 24 Dec 08 8 Jan 0909).
This study confirms earlier studies that implicate toxic metal accumulation as a consequence of impaired detoxification in autism and provides insight into the etiological mechanism of autism.
A further consequence of these insights is that common features in the mechanisms of recognition of sugars that transcend fold families reflect convergent evolution.
As a consequence, insight into the aetiology of ARIs is lowest in regions of the world where morbidity and mortality are highest.
