But while Watson has fun with the biology – the dancers form elegantly linking and unlinking chains, presumably like those amino acids – she gives us little insight into what makes us weep.
In this way, loss of information by epigenetic deregulation can be seen as another unifying feature of many degenerative processes, thus elegantly linking stress, aging, and cancer.
In an elegantly simple experiment, Alan R. Tall and colleagues at Columbia University bred mice carrying a human gene linked to FCHL with mice lacking several protein receptors that bind to low-density lipoprotein (LDL), a fat molecule that at high blood levels is associated with atherosclerosis.
You need to edit and trim your feed for weeks, or months, to find the people who link to relevant material, write elegantly within a small space (a good exercise for any writer), and don't tweet too much.
Imaging studies have elegantly demonstrated this link in RA, using a combination of MRI, ultrasound, and conventional radiography [ 63, 64].
This dynamic view of the EPR links elegantly to the literature on organisational routines described above and offers exciting possibilities for studying change in healthcare organisations through a novel, socio-technically informed analytic lens.
In this interpretive tradition, Richard Popkin elegantly poses the global character of the empiricism linking Gassendist philosophy and science.
I believe it's time we help them do this elegantly by beginning to build into their medical informatics technologies better ways to link to rich data that adds new value.
Laura Sanguino and collaborators have elegantly demonstrated that CRISPR sequences obtained through metagenomics can be used to build bioinformatics networks that link viruses with their coevolving hosts (Sanguino et al. 2015).
The suspension's links are so elegantly sculptured that owners will want to put the car up on jack stands at the end of each day and remove the huge 20-inch wheels just to stare.
