The issue of genetically engineered food problematizes the spheres of expert and lay knowledge.
To examine the effect of treatments on the sphere forming ability of PC cells (pancreatosphere) and disintegration of pancreatospheres, we conducted sphere disintegration assay for 10 days to generate the formation of pancreatospheres, followed by 5 days of drug treatment.
Michael McFaul, a Russia expert at Stanford who is advising Barack Obama, also views Russia as a premodern, sphere-of-influence power.
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Why do people with proven ability in other fields defer to a cultural sphere in which ability is a bit of a joke?
As a result, characteristics of expert behaviour are often described as either cognitive or visual abilities.
Games are increasingly becoming part of the fabric of formal learning, and are celebrated in this sphere for their ability to stimulate deep knowledge in compelling simulated atmospheres.
The ability of the cells to form secondary spheres was enhanced compared to primary sphere forming ability, producing on average 454 secondary spheres from 20,000 plated cells (0.055%), compared to the average primary sphere forming ability of 254 spheres from 40,000 plated cells (0.006%).
mental ability or extraordinary ability in a specific sphere of activity or knowledge.
Gifted child, any child who is naturally endowed with a high degree of general mental ability or extraordinary ability in a specific sphere of activity or knowledge.
Stanley Milgram, an American social psychologist, discovered through his research that people trust those they view as experts in their sphere of influence.
