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The center will provide upgraded research and testing services and focus on highly contagious illnesses and bacteria like the West Nile virus, anthrax, E. coli, avian flu, swine flu, mad cow disease and chronic wasting disease, he said.
Experts cited two main reasons: domestic plant researchers over the decades have already made many, perhaps most of the easiest improvements that can be achieved with radiation, and they now focus on highly popular fields like gene splicing.
"In the creative process, you want the creative juices to flow, you want sound," Mr. Mehta said, adding that if you are trying to focus on highly technical material, you want quiet.
Only a few well-heeled companies will have the wherewithal to create gee-whiz multimedia book-like products that require permissions, and these projects will most likely focus on highly popular subjects.
While there is an argument to be made — and plenty of intellectual heavyweights have made it — that the tight focus on highly specialized career training dilutes the mission of the academy, many say the trend is merely a recognition of modern realities.
What's potentially different is this focus on highly regulated industries, like finance.
Supermarkets have focused on highly processed foods because of their long shelf lives and for the potential economies of scale [ 38].
"Other adventure shows tend to focus on highly-trained authority figures – Starfleet crews, FBI agents – or 'chosen ones' who have specific skills others don't, like Buffy.
Computational TFBS prediction methods are often marred by high false positive rates (FPRs), so we initially sought to define stringent filters for the algorithm in order to focus on highly-likely TFBS motifs.
For a case that generated such strong emotions and shook the country, the judgment focused on highly technical legal points about the law on self-defence.
But Mike Bushell, at thiamethoxam manufacturer Syngenta, said: "EFSA has focused on highly theoretical risks to bees, ignoring years of independent monitoring that demonstrates the identified risks are being managed through established stewardship practices".
