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That means scientists and activists that study toxic chemicals like BPA and push to remove them from everyday products often end up spending a lot of time trying to figure out what's in the new compound.

This approach to glycan analyses means scientists can monitor and characterize released N-glycans like never before.

And it means, scientists say, that it is time to find a new way to calculate the kilogram, which currently enjoys a delightfully frustrating definition: "a unit of mass equal to the mass of the international prototype of the kilogram".

These dropletons behave according to the rules of quantum physics, and that means scientists can use the particles to investigate how light interacts with matter — a process also governed by quantum rules.

Major flu pandemics arise on average only about three times every century, which means scientists can make relatively few direct observations in each lifetime and have a long time to think about each observation.

That means scientists hoping to use the cells to treat Parkinson's disease, diabetes, and other maladies will have to worry about transplant rejection.

Growing the cultures vertically also means scientists can produce a lot of algae in a relatively small area.

And the one that's not – the flatback turtle – is listed as data deficient, which means scientists simply don't know how it's doing.

That means scientists have much greater detail as they try to determine what was happening at the time".

The complexity of these systems means scientists cannot be sure precisely how these changes will play out.

That means scientists can use ice cores like the one from Quelccaya to reconstruct what Gabrielli calls pollution histories.