The extent to which President Bush's image is being enhanced (front page, May 16) may shed light on the disparity between the consistently high presidential approval rating and the much lower rating accorded many of his policies.
For example, persons who experience gastrointestinal symptoms such as diarrhea may shed bacteria at high rates and thus be at increased risk of transmitting bacteria to primates; alternatively, persons who ingest microbes from primates might tend to experience gastrointestinal symptoms as a result.
The current findings demonstrate the importance of building a conductive network at the electrode level to ensure high material utilization at high mass loading and may shed light on future designs of Si-based anodes with high areal capacity.
Although our understanding of the biological role of POP2 is in its infancy, its apparent biochemical roles in regulating NF-κB activity and inflammasome formation suggest a variety of possibilities that may shed light on important differences between higher primates and other mammalian species.
For example, in rural regions such as Grampian, Scotland, where farm animals shed high loads into the environment, small children may have a high likelihood of coming into contact with, and ingesting, the bacteria.
This work may shed light on the design of high-efficiency catalysts for the 4-NP reduction by virtue of the electronic modification between active metals and carbon-like support.
Comparing the structures of algal and higher plant thylakoid stacks may shed light on the evolution of photosynthetic systems.
He and other PIH researchers think the mouse model may shed light on the mechanisms by which high blood pressure wreaks havoc on both mother and fetus.
In addition to concern about volcanic hazards from erupted ash, a second reason to study ash is that it results from high intensity eruptions and may shed light on the processes that lead to these cataclysmic events.
Phylogenetic analyses of both groups and chemical ecology data on predators of angiosperm bark beetles may shed light on the origin of the high sensitivity to these bi- and bypass-trophic signals (Figure 1).
