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The team used what is known as a modified Stroop test.
To pinpoint the location of this mysterious substance the team used a phenomenon known as gravitational lensing.
The team used satellite data to quantify vegetation changes at different latitudes from 1982 to 2011.
From the database, the team used data from the 7,550 patients who had filled in at least two depression questionnaires over the course of 2 years.
The team used telescopes at ESO's La Silla Observatory in Chile as well as others around the globe.
To conduct their research, the team used statistical modeling of health data from study subjects who took part in the 45 and Up Study, which spanned a 4-year period.
The team used CRISPR to alter HIV's genome while it was still hiding inside cells, thus limiting its virulence.
For their quasar observations, the team used the three telescopes to create an interferometer with transcontinental baseline lengths of 9447 km from Chile to Hawaii, 7174 km from Chile to Arizona and 4627 km from Arizona to Hawaii.
The team used new techniques to investigate the waters around the historic island of Salamis during the summer months.
The team used XOR to insert a random sequence to break up these long runs and make the data faster to read.
The team used data from the Very large telescope of the European southern Observatory(Very Large Telescope, ESO).
The team used an atom interferometer to test whether there were any extra forces that could be the fifth force acting on an atom.
The team used selective breeding of zebras, which showed characteristics of their lost cousin, to“reverse engineer” the quagga into existence.
The team used the unrivalled sensitivity of ALMA to capture light from 26 of these galaxies at wavelengths of around three millimeters.
The team used a new global climate computer model that allowed them to combine information on weather, climate, and sea level in a fully integrated way.
The team used the iPSCs to produce dopamine neurons from each patient and then cultured them in a dish and analysed the neurons' functions.
The team used data from spacecraft like the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter to measure the density of rocks in Medusae Fossae for the first time.
The team used their new data and a statistical model to find out how many signals it would take a pair of synapses to get to that eight percent difference.
The team used a detailed model of the atmosphere to gauge how nitrogen oxides--a chemical species catalyzed by a supernova's radiation--would destroy ozone.
The team used the Galileo National Telescope in La Palma, Canary Islands, to observe the planet precisely as it was moving in front of its host star.
The team used the Arecibo Observatory(above) in Puerto Rico and the Green Bank Telescope in West Virginia to observe FRB 121102 as it let off a burst.
The team used state-of-the-art instrumentation at the W. M. Keck Observatory to confirm the existence of water in the planet's atmosphere as well as a lack of methane.
The team used electrodes to check the organoids for signs of activity, because the human brain only works when the different regions talk to each other.
The team used ALMA to study the well-known red dwarf star TVLM 513-46546, which is located about 35 light-years from Earth in the constellation Boötes.
The team used the Chandra X-ray Observatory to scan the galaxy(called RXJ1131-1231, in the center of the above image), finding signals that could be planets.
The team used two groups of mice: one group was unable to produce cathepsin B in response to both exercise and sedentary behavior, while the other group had normal production of the protein.
The team used the wearable sweat sensor in separate studies to detect chloride ion levels- high levels are an indicator of cystic fibrosis- and to compare levels of glucose in sweat to that in blood.
The team used deep learning toteach the algorithm to“predict human demographics” in the process of hundreds of thousands of simulations, says Oscar Lao, a principal researcher at the Center for National Science and Genetics.
The team used a technique called the transit method, which looks for a dip in a star's light that results when a planet passes in front of it, to confirm the presence of two Earth-size planets in the TRAPPIST-1 system.