In a popular article, Bridgman wrote: "if we sufficiently extend our range we shall find that nature is intrinsically and in its elements neither understandable nor subject to law" (1929, 444).
This report extends our knowledge of the range of Cyclospora spp. in monkeys to include western Africa and their host range to include an additional distinct primate species.
These data corroborate prior studies that suggested a role for ER stress in ALS, and also extend our understanding of the range of torsinA activity in maintaining proteostasis.
The tonotopic maps from the phase encoded tonotopy experiment (resampled onto a reconstructed cortical surface) are also of extremely high quality, and extend our knowledge of the range of tonotopic mapping in macaques, and how it might relate to human maps similarly obtained.
We extended our study to the Bitterroot Range in Idaho/Montana, and the Teton Range in Wyoming, for a more comprehensive understanding of sub-ridgeline relief, or 'missing mass'.
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The present study was designed to extend our knowledge, firstly, of the range of tasks and consequently the types of information for which the peptide improves consolidation processes, and secondly, the effects of AVP on information treatment processes such an information transfer.
Our results, based on postadsorption ELISA, Western blot, and virus neutralization assays, extend our understanding of the host range and diversity of poxviruses and raise public health and conservation concerns.
During a study to extend our knowledge of the host range and genetic diversity of arenaviruses in Great Britain, 66 of 1,147 rodent blood samples tested for antibody, and 127 of 482 tested by PCR, were found positive.
This finding extends our understanding of the reference range by emphasizing the role of the duration of lactate derangement in predicting increased risk of death [ 3, 5, 23- 25, 28, 31, 32].
