Information engenders research and research engenders information.
In this study, we present an operationally amenable extant batch nitrification respirometric assay to engender maximal information content in the resulting respirograms with respect to both constituent nitrification steps.
This is a major step towards engendering comprehension of informed consent information among low-literacy participants.
If, on the other hand, the formal verdict matches the shadow one, people wonder whether judge and jury have been unduly swayed.And yet it would be wrong to dismiss scepticism of the legal system as inevitable, a reflection of the general scepticism of institutions engendered by the information glut.
Does the increased salience of sensory information engendered by touchscreen interfaces go away when there is little sensory information to be had, or does the mind elevate the importance of cursory tangible dimensions to compensate?
Thus, the irreversible suppression of the digital information engendered by the formation of the analog device, i.e. protein folding, appears to be the fundamental cause of the irreversibility of translation, that is, the Central Dogma.
One might infer that a priori information will engender further improvement.
Genetic information might engender heightened perceived risk (i.e., anticipated harm if no action is taken), increased emotional response, and then formulation of a coping plan.
GBIF's mission is to be the foremost global resource for biodiversity information and engender smart solutions for environmental and human well-being.
Just as America's insatiable need for information has engendered a growing concern for privacy, the government's desire to collect more racial data conflicts with a rising public reluctance to answer questions about racial or ethnic backgrounds.
