Biochemistry, sometimes called clinical chemistry or chemical pathology, has contributed to the knowledge of disease, especially in the field of genetics where genetic engineering has become a key to curing some of the most difficult diseases.
Charles Booth, (born March 30 , 1840 Liverpool, Eng. died Nov. 23, 1916, Whitwick, Leicestershire) English shipowner and sociologist whose Life and Labour of the People in London, 17 vol. (1889 91, 1892 97, 1902), contributed to the knowledge of social problems and to the methodology of statistical measurement.
C. 1581 Cremona, Italy September 9, 1625 Milan, Italy Gaspare Aselli, Aselli also spelled Asellio (born c. 1581, Cremona [Italy] died Sept. 9, 1625, Milan) Italian physician who contributed to the knowledge of the circulation of body fluids by discovering the lacteal vessels.
March 30 , 1840Liverpool, England November 23, 1916 Whitwick, England Charles Booth, (born March 30 , 1840 Liverpool, Eng. died Nov. 23, 1916, Whitwick, Leicestershire) English shipowner and sociologist whose Life and Labour of the People in London, 17 vol. (1889 91, 1892 97, 1902), contributed to the knowledge of social problems and to the methodology of statistical measurement.
It's hopefully contributed to the knowledge of landscape architecture discipline especially in conservation.
Objective: Molecular genetic methods have significantly contributed to the knowledge about the microbiota associated with infected root canals.
Probably each contributes a piece; hopefully the work I'm doing will contribute to the knowledge we are slowly building to figure out this puzzle.
A better understanding of this complex may contribute to the knowledge of primitive lives.
This study contributes to the knowledge about the macro dynamic properties of nylon interleaved GFRP composites.
"This means we can contribute to the knowledge base from an African perspective," he says.
The paper contributes to the knowledge of the application of reliability-based techniques for integrity assessment of offshore tubular joints.
