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So long as water was in the form of vapor and precipitating clouds, it was in the domain of meteorologists.
I then moved to the US and joined the Johns Hopkins University to pursue a Master's degree in Biomedical Engineering where my research was in the domain of Computational Neuroscience.
"For the longest time nearly every single biologist thought that cell-to-cell signaling was in the domain of higher organisms and that most bacteria were designed just to multiply," said Dr. E. Peter Greenberg, a professor of microbiology at the University of Iowa and a founder of Quorum Sciences.
It was in the domain of literary theory, however, that chaos found its most enthusiastic reception in the humanities, and the enthusiasm lives on.
The one exception was in the domain of Working Memory, which showed a small but significant deficit (P < 0.05).
The proportion of participants with a need in each SNASA domain across time periods is shown in figure 2. At baseline, the highest level of need was in the domain of education, followed by risky and violent behaviour.
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The lowest correlation 0.628 was in the domains of aesthetics and recreational facility.
None of these skills, however, are in the domain of computer science.
It is in the domain of the press that Mubarak's position is most evident.
Breast cancer diagnosis is in the domain of both medicine and politics.
The Act puts principles into statute that have long been in the domain of social work, and provides a script for modern social work with adults.
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