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What about the advances that could be made in understanding elephant reproductive biology?
In fact, fantastic progress has been made, and continues to be made, in understanding how genes are regulated, but these developments are not cause for profound changes in our thinking.
We discuss recent developments and structural findings enabling major strides to be made in understanding complex physiological functions.
The availability of dense GPS data, and the results of many focal plane measurements on earthquakes has allowed much progress to be made in understanding this area.
This powerful new tool, coupled with theoretical frameworks to characterise the unfolding process, has enabled significant progress to be made in understanding the physical mechanisms that underlie protein mechanical strength.
In this way, real progress may be made in understanding and improving participation in studies.
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Some of the most important uses of the Fourier transform have been made in understanding the precise arrangement of atoms in molecules.
Considerable progress also has been made in understanding the auroral patches in the diffuse aurora.
Significant progress has been made in understanding the percolation properties of multilayer networks.
Much progress has been made in understanding the case of multicast traffic.
Recently, some progress has been made in understanding the physics of the non-magnetic chromosphere.
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