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Venture capitalists in life sciences predict that both the pace and the value of licensing deals will accelerate.
JUST over two centuries ago, Thomas Malthus, one of the more pessimistic practitioners of the dismal science, predicted that (exponential) population growth, if unchecked, would overwhelm food supplies (which would grow only arithmetically)—leading to widespread starvation and mayhem.
Moreover, in an article entitled 'Genomic cruise missiles', Science predicted that a new genome engineering technique based on the bacterial protein Cas9 first reported in June 2012 (Jinek et al., 2012)—may well replace existing techniques.
Because recent outbreaks have cost hundreds of millions of taxpayers' dollars and because current science predicts that avian flu is becoming more lethal, shouldn't we be asking whether any international trade in these animals is worth the risk?
I predict that science will never know it all.
But Ms. Belousova, 21, also a political science student, predicted that ultimately the government's strategy would backfire.
One recent study published in Science magazine predicted that nearly all of California's elementary schools would fail by 2014 under current provisions of the law.
"You can never predict that".
