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Parallel analysis of many 'omics measurements - what is broadly being defined as panomics - in CSF is likely to provide a rich and fruitful view of HIV-related CNS disease processes.
By Ogden Nash The New Yorker, September 25 , 1948P. 34 When branches bend in fruitful stupor View Article By Troy Patterson By Phil Klay By John Cassidy By Andy Borowitz.
As new gene expression data becomes available, and eventually protein expression data is collected from proteomics studies, an increasingly fruitful way to view interaction maps will be in the context of specific temporal and spatial expression patterns.
The result of such confrontation may be the persistence of the old views, fruitful and mutual interaction, relativism, or argumentative evaluation.
Bokulich (2005) argues that the most fruitful way of viewing black hole complementarity is as a novel suggestion for how a non-local theory of quantum gravity will recover the local behavior of quantum field theory when black holes are involved.
A more fruitful focus, in his view, would be to set up stem cell centers with scientists of the many disciplines required to get the science of tissue replacement off the ground.
It is more fruitful, I hold, to view reduction as a scientific tool needed in research.
Regarding the first question, in my view a fruitful way to conceive of an evolving intention is by way of the well-known comparator model of motor control [Wolpert and Kowato 1998; Frith et al. 2000].
SRT appears to be a fruitful approach to investigate views on hearing loss from a broader perspective that includes biopsychosocial considerations.
Given the impact of seeing (or deciding not to see) the embryos that were to be transferred, it is fruitful to compare interviewees' views on these embryos with the non-transferred (n-t) embryos ones.
This third view is a more fruitful point of departure in considering the rich variety of religious choice that people have in our global civilization.
