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Unveiling how those states are achieved will certainly advance our understanding of an essential aspect guiding behavior and may unlock possible avenues to deal with conditions in which that balance becomes impaired such as neuropsychiatric disorders and drug addiction.
First, it actually achieved a consensus, unveiled this week.
While the Bronx Zoo waited to unveil M'bura until she had achieved a healthy size and age, others are quicker to promote their success.
In late June, Christ provided a glimpse of how this could be achieved when she unveiled her plan to shrink Berkeley's deficit from $110 million to $57 million during this coming academic year; it's the first and largest chunk of a four-year plan to eliminate the deficit completely.
Many GWASs have successfully identified genetic risk factors associated with common diseases and have achieved substantial success in unveiling genomic regions responsible for the various aspects of phenotypes.
Although the traditional clustering analysis based on individual gene expression profiles has achieved great success in unveiling the genetic heterogeneity, it seldom considered the combined actions of multiple functionally dependent genes.
To unveil how these behavioral biases are achieved in the early visual cortex, we conducted high-resolution functional magnetic resonance imaging experiments with a novel continuous and periodic stimulation paradigm.
In solid tumors though, the more is achieved the more challenges are unveiled.
The results show that our design and techniques properly unveil hidden information, while analysis can be achieved efficiently.
We unveiled that this excellent waterproof/breathable performance was achieved benefitting from the differentiated pore size and porosity of the two membranes.
WASHINGTON — After months of heated negotiations, a bipartisan group of eight senators finally achieved compromise, coming together to unveil a broad overhaul of the nation's immigration laws.
