He provided a model for other scientists seeking to modify plants for commercial use.
It was obviously time for the Canadian medical schools to think seriously about adopting this 'U.S. import' as a model for clinician-scientist training.
The fruit fly, known to researchers as Drosophila melanogaster, is oddly enough a perfect model for scientists to study the genetic basis of seemingly complex behaviors.
In ruminants, milk fat has been found to be especially responsive to dietary manipulation [ 4], providing an avenue to modify the fatty acid (FA) profile of milk fat in favor of health promoting isomers, and also a great model for scientists to study the mechanisms of mammary lipogenesis.
In many ways a deplorable book (the hero, with whom we are supposed to identify, is obnoxious, aggressively rude, sexist and a terrible role model for scientists), I nevertheless learned more science from it, at a formative age, than one ever expects from a work of fiction.
With all this to his credit, you might think Leibniz must have been a reclusive academic, yet he made his living in the real world as a diplomat, political adviser and librarian, and was thus a model for the modern scientist engaged in the progress of society.
Ever since it was discovered in 1965, the prokaryotic enzyme RecA has been a model system for scientists working on DNA repair.
A more relevant role model for scientists is Konstantin Tsiolkovky, who is recognized for developing the basic principles of aeronautical science during his long career teaching math in a Russian high school.
Therefore, complexity due to various interactions between different levels is lucrative for nature in many ways although difficult to model for scientists as it obstructs simple abstraction (see also Section 1.2.1).
The Asilomar conference on genetic engineering in 1975 has long been pointed to by scientists as a model for internal regulation and public engagement.
