To avoid clues projected by the stressed animals, all non-stressed animals were tested before stressed animals and the stress room was cleaned thoroughly in between.
As Valentine's Day approaches this year, I have no clue what project we will be doing, if any at all.
They each face a bulletin board tacked up with pictures of their children, clippings and tidbit clues of writing projects under way.
The agency had nary a clue about the project's total expense, offering a wild range from $510 million to $7.5 billion.
Abrams, of course, is known for strewing clues through his projects -- i.e., "Lost" -- as well as launching promotional campaigns that are more mysterious than revealing.
I'm doing a mash up of three on-going projects: Clues To The Meaning of Life Visual Poems Studieses In Time and Space; and On The Exposure of Process: A Nomadic Studio Practice Experiment.
A similar debate over public land before the 2002 Winter Olympics in Salt Lake City could offer a clue, critics of the project say, to how developers might try to break the limits that Salt Lake County, Salt Lake City and the United States Forest Service have imposed on development in the watershed.
Aside from contamination, the remaining sources of bacterial DNA sequences generated by eukaryotic genome projects provide clues about the biological relationships between eukaryotes and their associated bacterial species.
Whether a neuron branches like a chandelier or spreads like a pyramid, a brain cell's 3D shape is one of the most important clues about its function, says project leader Hanchuan Peng, a neuroscientist at the Allen Institute for Brain Science in Seattle, Washington.
Dr Straw said that Forest Research was continuing to monitor the trees in the study area to see if the long-term project offered any clues on how far and how fast BCD would spread through the UK's horse chestnuts and whether there were any individual trees that showed a natural resistance to the pathogen.
