But now, as we have seen with Ebola and Zika, there is a danger that urbanisation will start to challenge our knowledge of how previously well-understood diseases are spread.
It says a lot for "Let's Take the Long Way Home," Gail Caldwell's ferociously anguished chronicle of her best friend's terminal cancer, that it manages to be, among many other things, a properly intelligent examination of the way in which dogs can help heal our past, enhance and challenge our knowledge of ourselves, even shed light on the mysterious workings of the human soul.
Such effects challenge our knowledge of the impact on metformin in the heart and question its utility against DCM.
In either case, the host lineage of the divergent environmental genes would be 439 distantly related to known organismal lineages in a way that may challenge our knowledge in evolutionary 440 microbiology.
In either case, the host lineage of the divergent environmental genes would be distantly related to known organismal lineages in a way that may challenge our knowledge of evolutionary microbiology.
A critical view on complexity challenges our potential knowledge of complex phenomena, stating that because of the intrinsic properties of complexity we are condemned to limited knowledge of complexity.
The exhibition challenges our relation to nature, knowledge, and cartography.
These observations challenge our current knowledge on the cell-of-origin of lung cancer and further highlight the importance of cancer plasticity in lung cancer progression.
In Ignorance: How it Drives Science (Oxford £14.99), Columbia biologist Stuart Firestein challenges our relationship with facts and knowledge, making a bold case for new models of science education and research funding rewarding curiosity rather than certitude.
Our choices are to stick with the binary, or to leave it behind and pursue knowledge that will challenge our worldview and bring discomfort.
