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Take that away and the virus really has no chance," said Prof Carette.
Serious climate change is“unfolding before our eyes”, said Prof Rowan Sutton, director of climate research at the University of Reading.
It was a really huge change,[the cancers]were very hard to find", said Prof Greg Hannon.
By 2030,40% of Europeans will suffer from some form of CVD," said Prof Fausto Pinto, ESC President,"so what is going on in our congress is relevant to everyone, not only health professionals.
It was gratifying to know that we cando something that we always thought was possible.” said Prof Melton.
Serious climate change is“unfolding before our eyes”, said Prof Rowan Sutton, at the University of Reading.
We had the idea that elephants should be theshortest sleeping mammal because they're the largest,” said Prof Manger.
It looks like it might be connected to early Homo erectus, or Homo habilis,Homo rudolfensis," said Prof Berger's colleague, John Hawks, from the University of Wisconsin.
We conclude that this person who died there so long ago isprobably the oldest-known tsunami victim in the world," said Prof Goff.
We have seen a very fast development inAI over a very short period of time," said Prof Yoshua Bengio, from the University of Montreal.
To keep hydropower as part of the mix in the 21st Century we shouldcombine multiple sources of renewable energy,” said Prof Moran.
It is always better if there is more diversity in the market,and less dominance,” said Prof Naidoo, of the Brien Holden Institute, about the impact of the merger.
Over 90% of the energy from this project is going to go to South Africa for mining andthe people in the Congo will not get that power,” said Prof Moran.
Rhinos are in particular danger ofextinction because they are very picky about their habitat, said Prof Adrian Lister of the Natural History Museum, London, who led the study.
The galactic centre is so far away from Earth that those bursts are only strong and bright enough to seeabout once every 100 to 1,000 years," said Prof Hailey.
A lot of the resistance genes we see inhuman pathogens originated from environmental bacteria,” said Prof William Gaze, a microbial ecologist from the University of Exeter who studies antimicrobial resistance.
Through this research, we have developed a calibrated DNA-based molecular clock that maps whendivergences in the rice genome have occurred," said Prof Henry.
More than 90% of it is actually in the interior of the Earth- in the crust,in the mantle and the core," said Prof Marie Edmonds from Cambridge University.
This outcome is exciting because it that tells us that regulating exposure to cyan light alone, without changing colour,can influence how sleepy we feel,” said Prof Lucas.
Of the prioritised list of proximate drivers of biodiversity decline,climate change is only number three," said Prof John Spicer from the University of Plymouth.
We believe that this may show a mechanism for pathogen transmission that has been overlooked by public health officials, andflies may contribute to the rapid transmission of pathogens in outbreak situations," said Prof Bryant.
Two years is a very short period for something to become obsolete, even in the technology worldwhere things move very fast," said Prof Alan Woodward, from the University of Surrey's computing department.
When you start to look at these lower likelihood but still plausible values, then the experts believe that there is a small but statistically significant probability that West Antarcticawill transition to a very unstable state and parts of East Antarctica will start contributing as well,” said Prof Bamber.
Climate change is one of the great challenges of the twenty first century andshows no signs of slowing down,” said Prof Mark Maslin, from University College London.
During our work it seemed to us that many studies in dog cognition research set outto'prove' how clever dogs are," said Prof Stephen Lea of the University of Exeter.
The annual medical costs of treating the consequences of obesity, such as diabetes and heart disease,is truly alarming,” said Prof Ian Caterson, the president of the federation.
Measuring its colour is a real first- we can actually imagine what this planet wouldlook like if we were able to look at it directly,” said Prof Frederic Pont, from the University of Exeter.
The fact that they find a coherent story in only 10 subjects is promising, but clearly warrants further follow-up in larger populationsespecially considering the ethnic variability in this study,” said Prof Carrie Breton from the University of Southern California, who wasn't involved in the report.