In our current understanding, active cometary nuclei comprise a volatile-depleted outer crust covering a mixture of dust and ices.
Mouse models have played an important role in our current understanding of the pathophysiology of ALS and have served as important preclinical models in testing new therapeutics.
This essay examines the limitations in our current understanding of the psychological mechanisms involved in the relationship between nature connection and eudaimonic wellbeing.
The ability to directly manipulate and visualize single DNA molecules has led to a number of advances in our current understanding of the physical and biological properties of DNA.
MAQRO allows entering a new parameter regime of macroscopic quantum physics addressing some of the most important questions in our current understanding of the basic laws of gravity and of quantum physics of macroscopic bodies.
Our results reflect gaps in our current understanding of ape distribution and abundance, and highlight the importance of obtaining more sound and complete data before assessing species status and making recommendations to guide conservation efforts.
The complexity of cement hydration and the gaps in our current understanding of cement played an important role in its design, so the platform has the primary objective of aiding, rather than replacing experiments.
We highlight gaps in our current understanding that limit widespread application of systems biology to mammalian cell-based bioprocess development and propose remediation methods that can encourage increased adoption.
It can be anticipated that increasing the repertoire of genes with assigned function within the new N. punctiforme ATCC 29133 genome by ~24% might allow to fillin some of the knowledge-gaps that exist in our current understanding of the molecular processes during microbial carbon and nitrogen fixation.
Whatever else it accomplishes, Occupy Wall Street is revealing distortions in our current understanding of the First Amendment.
These findings have critical implications in our current understanding of brain oscillations.
