You can stand on these dusty mirrors and examine the pattern of blue film he's fixed to the top of the dome.
The companies have developed different technologies to let scanners examine the pattern of blood vessels immediately below the skin's surface, as well as the internal structure of the skin itself.
For the new study, anthropologist Dean Falk of Florida State University and her colleagues analyzed 14 of the's photographs from the museum collection, which together reveal the entire surface of Einstein's cerebral cortex for the first time, enabling the researchers to examine the pattern of grooves and ridges and in detail and compare them to those seen in other brains.
Objective: To examine the pattern of spread regarding recurrent disease in primary head and neck squamous cell carcinoma.
Objectives: Our purpose was to examine the pattern of labor progression in nulliparous parturients in contemporary obstetric practice.
The main parties have all pledged to examine the pattern of devolution across the UK after Scotland voted no to independence in the referendum.
This study sought to examine the pattern of behaviour of nursing mothers and identify factors influencing care and treatment preferences for newborns in rural and urban environment.
To examine the pattern of myopia-related macular and optic disc changes in Singapore adults with high myopia (spherical equivalent ≤−6.00 diopters).
We examine the pattern of tax filing of prefilers and find that for those that obtained permanent residence after 1992, less than 3%% filed taxes in Canada 6 or more years prior to immigrating to Canada.
A second purpose was to classify barriers using an ecological framework and to examine the pattern of barrier categories (i.e., intrapersonal, interpersonal, institutional, community, public policy, and physical environmental) and specific barrier types as grade increased.
In the report published online today in Science, husband-and-wife team Matthew Skinner and Tracy Kivell, both paleoanthropologists at the University of Kent and the Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology, and their colleagues used CT scanners to examine the pattern of fossilized spongy bone tissue within finger and hand bones of hominins that lived 2 million to 3 million years ago.
