Scientists not involved in the dispute say that sirtuins remain a field of vast interest, even if their relationship to longevity now seems considerably more complex than originally suggested.
Silver nanoparticle (AgNP) synthesis and characterization is an area of vast interest due to their broader application in the fields of science and technology and medicine.
Because not all obese patients develop T2DM and not all subjects suffering from T2DM are obese or overweight [17], it is of vast interest to understand the mechanisms underlying the association between these two entities in order to predict which patients are at higher risk for developing this disease, and possibly for the development of preventative therapies.
A man of vast interests ranging from literature to civil and natural history and an active member of society at times of deep political change (Berti 1988), the young Bassanese produced a very interesting early predecessor of Subapennine Fossil Conchology in 1792, when he was only 20 years old.
Vast interest exists in developing T. reesei for production of heterologous proteins.
A 27-year-old waitress, Inbal Gavrieli, a member of a family of vast gambling interests, got a better place than Ehud Olmert, the mayor of Jerusalem and Mr. Sharon's campaign manager.
Field Marshal Mohamed Hussein Tantawi, who currently holds executive authority, and his senior commanders have a compelling interest in salvaging as much as they can of the old political order, which made them the source of legitimacy, authority and power; provided the military with the benefits of vast business interests; and, to the minds of the officers, ensured stability and social cohesion.
There is no doubt that this threatens the vast interests of the conservative establishment, especially the Revolutionary Guards.
There's a sense of all Appignanesi's vast interests as a non-fiction writer – women, prostitution, hysteria, antisemitism – being brought simultaneously into play; but that's no bad thing.
Refining the diesel engine has been a major project of engineers, arousing the interest of vast research laboratories and garage tinkerers alike.
Neither will the bridges crossing the Potomac river, which connect the District of Columbia to its suburbs in Virginia.But something happened as would-be visitors were refused tickets and word of vast, unruly crowds got out: interest waned a bit.
