Scientists who study the brain face a major problem in their research: they have an unprecedented amount of data at their fingertips; now they need adequate ways to fully interpret it.
"Scientists who study the brain face a major problem in their research: they have an unprecedented amount of data at their fingertips; now they need adequate ways to fully interpret it," says John Cunningham, PhD, an assistant professor of statistics and principal investigator at Columbia's Mortimer B. Zuckerman Mind Brain Behavior Institute.
Café Jack's decor fluctuates between committing fully to its theme, interpreting it loosely, and ignoring it altogether.
Café Jack's decor fluctuates between committing fully to its theme, interpreting it loosely and ignoring it altogether.
Such a complex process is clearly too difficult to interpret fully, but it serves to illustrate several aspects of the development of flavors discussed above and, in particular, demonstrates the complexity of the nature of the chemistry of cooking.
* Frieda's key role in the creation of Chestnut Lodge as the only hospital ever to specialize in the psychotherapy of psychotic patients is amply documented in hundreds of written records, so for this part of the story, I used interviews only to interpret more fully the primary source materials.
The sequence of these highly divergent regions and Hawaiian specific sequences must be determined to interpret more fully any genotypic and phenotypic differences between the Hawaiian and N2 strains.
One limitation of our birthweight analysis is that, lacking an accurate measure of gestational age, it is not possible to interpret fully the association between lower birthweight and breast cancer.
Although it may be premature to interpret fully the significance of these studies, they do suggest that regulators of survival and apoptosis may have some impact on therapeutic responsiveness in breast cancer.
Reports on patients may be read by a variety of professionals involved in their care, many of whom will be unable to interpret fully the results of genetic testing.
Moreover, given that modeling is not an area of in-depth expertise for the specific group and that solid answers may eventually only come through X-ray crystallography, we feel that the authors have exhausted their capability to interpret fully their carefully documented observations.
