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But syn3.0 could still expand scientists' knowledge of how existing organisms function.

But they warned that they would press Congress to enact legislation that would expand scientists' ability to do stem cell work.

If the notorious "ozone hole" above the southern polar region continued to expand, scientists said, the ultraviolet radiation would harm living things beyond just hapless penguins.

As desktop machines became more ubiquitous and powerful, and as the capacity of computer networks expanded, scientists began to apply technology in creative ways to effectively shorten distances.

In comparison to anthropogenic warming caused carbon dioxide emissions, variations in solar radiation and the effects of volcanic eruptions, which can lower temperatures by blocking solar radiation, now play only a minor role in influencing whether a glacier recedes or expands, the scientists found.

Second, the mechanisms through which global warming will affect the environment are still subject to controversy, and this controversy expands as scientists collect more information and discover new "unknown unknowns" that could affect or be affected by global warming (Victor 2011).

The analyses may be expanded to scientists from other fields than public health sciences.

And part of the answer, I think, is to help young scientists expand their conceptions of the kinds of careers they ought to consider and to help employers find well-trained scientists who, as we all know, can accomplish pretty much anything they set their minds to.

In a statement, Defense Secretary Leon E. Panetta said that he was "deeply grateful" to the Intrepid Fallen Heroes Fund and that the new centers "will help leading doctors and scientists expand care and research new ways to treat these injuries".

As biology grows ever more interdisciplinary especially in biotechnology and pharmaceuticals the needs for more broadly trained scientists expand.

The pool of mission-knowledgeable scientists could further be expanded to include scientists earlier in their careers via carefully managed Participating Scientist Programs.