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Tessa Simlick, a staff member of Connecticut Sea Grant, a federal program that supports research in marine life and fishing, said the Mohegans' idea is exciting, and that the techniques they want to use work.

Stars expand and contract naturally, and that means the technique's margin of error is too large for it to be used to find Earth-like planets.

Scientists say that they have found a more thorough way to detect gene flaws that promote colon cancer and that the technique should improve testing for genetic susceptibility to other diseases as well.

He added that the Koreans had shown the way through their technological advance, and that the technique could probably be improved further if many different laboratories tried to develop it.

Elledge cautions that this is just a start in determining which proteins might make good drug targets and that the technique won't pick up every one.

Ecologist Christine Hawkes of the University of Texas, Austin, predicts that those issues can be worked out and that the technique "could revolutionize the way we study function in black-box systems like soil".

Two main advantages of this technique were that these processes had become single-step processes and that the technique could be implemented within the cast houses directly rather than requiring purchase of more expensive feedstock and subsequent reheating.

A comparison of the "restored" and "unrestored" figure gives strong evidence that Michelangelo worked over this figure in a wash of carbon black, and that the technique was preplanned.

Since Ajmone-Marsan et al. [ 8], several studies have shown that AFLP markers follow Mendelian inheritance rules and that the technique is highly reproducible, powerful and efficient [ 9].

Critics of the draw and write technique also argue that the technique has the potential for adult researchers to place their own interpretation on the drawing and words of children, that drawings by children are not the direct translations of their mental states, and that the technique may not create the potential for children to have their ideas heard and understood by researchers[ 16].

Since that time data have been reported that indicate that SNB can be performed after neoadjuvant therapy in patients without locally advanced breast cancer, and that the technique is appropriate for those with multicentric carcinoma [ 2].