Depending on who you ask, the CRISPR credit either goes to Doudna and Charpentier or to Zhang, but many, many people contributed to the invention of CRISPR Cas9, its myriad future uses, and subsequent ethical debates.
Future studies will need to consider long-term exposures, defense mechanisms in living beings, specific health impacts linked with altered gene expression, many other primary pollutants, and myriad combinations of primary, secondary, and subsequent generations of pollutants.
After a public hearing in 1985 concerning myriad complaints about the piece and a subsequent challenge by Serra, the piece was destroyed in 1989.
Less than ten years after the U.S. invasion (and subsequent occupation) of Iraq, its myriad lessons seem forgotten.
Your answer to each question determines the details of the subsequent question, so there is a myriad of combinations that can arise.
In subsequent interviews, the composer has stated that a myriad of troubles led to his departure from New York.
Since both firms had patents, it is clear patents did not drive the differing choices, although Myriad's business model was enabled by its patents and subsequent emergence as sole provider of BRCA testing with OncorMed's demise.
Recent studies have noted myriad qualitative and quantitative inconsistencies between the medieval Black Death (and subsequent "plagues") and modern empirical Y. pestis plague data, most of which is derived from the Indian and Chinese plague outbreaks of A.D. 1900±15 years.
Within the leaf primordium, phytochromes and cryptochromes bring about a myriad of changes that initiate chloroplast biogenesis, and a series of subsequent molecular events must occur in parallel to complete the process successfully.
Once the decision is made, the subsequent episode reflects the player's choice, with specific scenes revealing the myriad consequences.
