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Case studies contributing to our knowledge of water science and technology are also embraced by the series.
According to the traditional picture, the main goal of scientific practice is to discern the fundamental structure of the world, and experimentation simply is used to determine whether theories should be taken to be true, and hence as contributing to our knowledge of the fundamental structure.
As a means of eliciting emotional conflict in a naturalistic, ecologically valid manner, the S-R incompatibility elicited through facial expression-based responding has the potential to be exploited in a similar variety of experimental manipulations, contributing to our knowledge of the behavioural and neural mechanisms underlying emotional conflict processing.
Many of the missed genes can be associated with specific biochemical functions, thus contributing to our knowledge of the species' molecular machinery.
Taken together, our results further establish the planarian epidermis as a paradigm to study adult lineage specification in vivo, contributing to our knowledge of mechanisms required for the proper execution of stem cell fate decisions.
In addition to contributing to our knowledge of molecular evolution, the presence of duplicated genes with shared function in the zebrafish genome provides the novel opportunity for fine-tuned analyses of gene regulation.
This finding contributes to our knowledge of the physical chemistry of electrodeposited layer substrate interaction and interfacial phenomena.
What do these ephemera have to contribute to our knowledge of the colonial period and Japanese Occupation?
Examine fossil evidence and explore how some geological and biological disciplines contribute to our knowledge of dinosaurs.
Thus, the study of exceptional performances may contribute to our knowledge of functional brain organization taking into consideration individual differences.
THE author is well known among horticulturists as an enthusiastic collector of cherries, and one who has also contributed to our knowledge of the genus Gladiolus.
