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The results of the clinical studies underscore that CRH1 receptor antagonists represent promising novel therapeutics in the psychopharmacology of depression and anxiety.

Although critics have questioned nanoscientists' potential to turn out products soon (Science, 24 October, p.556), Cees Dekker, a biophysicist and molecular electronics expert at Delft University of Technology in the Netherlands, says the new studies underscore that basic research in molecular electronics remains vibrant.

Together, the new studies underscore that Greenland's very topography — and coastline — is changing before our eyes.

These studies underscore that sputum is a major barrier to CF gene delivery, and offer strategies for increasing AAV penetration through sputum to improve clinical outcomes.

More recent studies underscore that teaching methods (active learning) and analog features (flexible seating and whiteboards) have a far greater effect on student motivation, learning outcomes, and collaboration than digital and high tech features (see studies cited in Baepler, et. al. 2016).

Still, both studies underscore that a healthy microbiome is a key component of a healthy body, even if scientists are still working to understand exactly how each influences the other.

Ultimately, the findings of our study underscore that Americans not only are aware of the significance of Holocaust, but also understand the importance of promoting Holocaust education going forward so that our children, and our children's children, can continue to learn from its vital lessons.

The positive attitudes to computers found in this study underscore that also rural care providers are ready to use such technology.

Military planners have long said the United States will require substantial assistance from other countries and from Iraqis to remain in the country over the long term, and today's study underscored that need.

Overall, this study underscores that stem cell therapy at optimal time frame is crucial to obtain maximal therapeutic effects that can restore functional deficits or stop the progression of AD.

These findings are in line with previous studies underscoring that migrants' propensity to engage in transnational activities is a function of their assimilation at destination (Guarnizo, Portes, & Haller, 2003; Itzigsohn & Saucedo, 2002; Levitt, 1998; Portes, Guarnizo, & Haller 2002; Portes & Zhou, 2012).