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In this review we consider advances in the application of metabolomics technologies which have uncovered significant effects of sleep and circadian cycles on several metabolites, namely phosphatidylcholine species, medium-chain carnitines, and aromatic amino acids.
Snowden's super-sensitive revelations, which have uncovered a vast NSA espionage network in Europe called PRISM, have led to indignant though somewhat hypocritical howls of protest from Paris and Berlin.
This result is compatible with human mapping studies, which have uncovered multiple, somewhat variable, overlapped representations of the face and retina [ 15].
Such arrays are the technological foundation of genome-wide association studies (GWAS), which have uncovered numerous genetic associations for a wide variety of traits and diseases (Manolio 2010; Visscher et al. 2012).
Genome-wide association studies (GWAS), which have uncovered hundreds of genetic variants associated with complex human diseases and traits, have revolutionized genetic mapping in humans (Altshuler et al. 2008; Donnelly 2008; Hindorff et al. 2009a) and are being adopted in plants (Atwell et al. 2010; Brachi et al. 2010).
Further iterations are then possible, according to substrate design, resulting in the rapid construction of complex structures with little or no requirement for prefunctionalization. 2, 3 We report our own studies in this area, which have uncovered novel cascade syntheses of polycyclic architectures in a single step by using ruthenium catalysis.
The film came out in the paranoid aftermath of the Church hearings which had uncovered the murky doings of the CIA.
North Korea has not accepted responsibility for the hack which has uncovered embarrassing emails, revealed executive salaries, and released new films online.
These and other cases have been exposed by the government investigation and reporting by CiperChile, a journalism collective, which has uncovered and published evidence of corruption and money laundering within the Chilean educational system.
The threat came from Daniel Carroll, Blackwater's project manager in Iraq, during a meeting with Richter and another state department official, Donald Thomas, to discuss the review, which had uncovered overbilling and complaints about a cafeteria in Blackwater's compound.
Instead, his Presidency was welcomed by the political class as a way to stave off an existential threat: a long-running investigation known as Operation Carwash, which had uncovered a multibillion-dollar kickback scheme implicating just about every party in Congress.
