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The rapidly expanding knowledge of the pathogenesis of cancer at the molecular level is providing new targets for drug discovery and development.
With expanding knowledge of nanomaterials manufacturing techniques, research groups around the globe are focused more on the preparation of novel nanomaterials for various applications.
The expanding knowledge of the underlying molecular abnormalities in this once very poorly understood cancer should allow for increasingly rational clinical trial design and improved patient outcomes.
It was good to see the Conservative party use it too, making a valuable contribution to our rapidly expanding knowledge of John Prescott's relationship with the American billionaire Philip Anschutz.
Several testing companies sprung up around three or four years ago to take advantage of rapidly expanding knowledge of how human genetics can be linked to diseases such as diabetes and cancer.
While various researchers had been expanding knowledge of the antiquity and richness of Aboriginal life, not all Aboriginals accepted the right and capacity of white scholars to comprehend the tribal past, but this attitude itself affirmed their independence.
Readings and viewings will supplement studio work and expand knowledge of historical and contemporary trends in the arts.
Expanded knowledge of how different factors affect pain and function may help surgeons in preoperative decision-making.
Such recent surveys of sea vents, canyons, and seamounts have expanded knowledge of both ecological assemblages and the frequently unique organisms comprising them.
Dr. Harold S. Ginsberg, a microbiologist whose research provided a foundation for the field of virology and expanded knowledge of infectious diseases, died on Feb. 2 in Woods Hole, Mass.
