Примери за използване на Explains professor на Английски и техните преводи на Български
{-}
-
Colloquial
-
Official
-
Medicine
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Computer
My colleagues and I do what archaeologists do,” explains Professor Pääbo.
Behind the dominant leader stands a public who wants to escalate conflicts aggressively," explains Professor of Political Science Michael Bang Petersen, who is behind the new research together with Assistant Professor in Political Science Lasse Laustsen.
The human brain remains'plastic', even in adult life,allowing it to adapt when we learn new tasks," explains Professor Maguire.
However, our study shows that it also plays an important role in the signal processing of the brain,” explains Professor Dietmar Schmitz, Speaker for the DZNE-Site Berlin and Director of the Neuroscience Research Center of the Charité(NWFZ/NeuroCure).
The system we are currently testing has a good chance of becoming an important alternative treatment for type 2 diabetes”, explains Professor Tarnowski.
The state does not behave like an ordinary gas anymore butlike a single giant atom,' explains Professor David Hall, leader of the experimental effort at Amherst College.
After all, the majority of adverse events during the rehabilitation period are caused by the administration of immunosuppressants,”explains Professor Witson.
But modern learning environments don't often cater to those needs, explains Professor Ellen Beate Hansen Sandseter of QMUC, Norway.
Considering Bermuda's waters have been comparatively well studied for decades, we weren't expecting such a large number anddiversity of new species," explains Professor Rogers.
As a consequence, this class of materials can work efficiently in lateral photodetectors butnot in solar cells,” explains professor Pavel Troshin of the Skoltech Center for Energy Science and Technology.
Considering the Bermuda waters have been comparatively well studied for many decades, we certainly weren't expecting such a large number anddiversity of new species,” explains Professor Rogers.
From the perspective of international security, it is of utmost importance to leave no country or'dead region' outside the security anddefence umbrella of the Alliance," explains Professor Hasret Comak, vice-rector of Kocaeli University and an expert on NATO enlargement at the Wise Men Centre for Strategic Studies(BİLGESAM).
By seeing the full range of possible atmospheres, from very cloudy to nearly cloud-free like WASP-96b,we will gain a better understanding of what these clouds are made of", explains Professor.
However, healing every wound requires a long time," explains Professor Biljana Vankovska.
In the Middle East, modern humans interbred with Neanderthals, and their descendants carried the Neanderthal DNA sequences with them- to Australia orPapua New Guinea or the Americas,” explains Professor Pääbo.
In order to travel back in time, the spacetime structure must be engineered appropriately," explains Professor Amos Ori of the Technion's Faculty of Physics.
We hope that these new insights will allow us to increase our understanding of the molecular mechanisms that result in cancer andto more effectively treat this aggressive type of leukemia," explains Professor Baubec.".
Based on the number of circulating tumor cells we find in someone's blood, we will be able to determine whether it's a relatively aggressive cancer ornot so then to adjust the treatment accordingly,” explains Professor Ali Salanti who adds that a much larger clinical study is needed before firm correlations to tumor staging can be made.
This is an important step in discovering more information regarding the origins of live on Earth.“…we hope to have revealed a key step to understanding just how life started to form on earth billions of years ago,” explains Professor Dill.
The DNA in our mitochondria gets copied throughout our lifetimes and, as we age,naturally accumulates errors," explains Professor Chinnery.
The simplest explanation is that when modern humans first left Africa, they came through the Middle East and then went on and colonised the rest of the world. In the Middle East, modern humans interbred with Neanderthals, and their descendants carried the Neanderthal DNA sequences with them- to Australia orPapua New Guinea or the Americas,” explains Professor Pääbo.
The common cold is a collection of different viruses and your immune system's response to them causes the symptoms of inflamed nasal passage and lining of the sinuses- which causes sneezing, runny nose andsore eyes,” explains Professor Steve Field, chairman of the Royal College of General Practitioners.
We could demonstrate for the first time the presence of special stem cells in human vascular walls that have the ability to develop into beating cardiac muscle cells under culture conditions”, explains Professor Ergün.
We observed significant genetic divergence in the modern humans' earliest maternal sub-lineages, that indicates our ancestors migrated out of the homeland between 130,000 and110,000 years ago,” explains Professor Hayes.
During the psychedelic state,the electrical activity of the brain is less predictable and less‘integrated' than during normal conscious wakefulness, explains Professor Anil Seth.
The fact that the same muscles are at work when spontaneously expressing emotions may be evidence that it is innate and universal, andnot just dependent on social learning by imitation”, explains professor Gentaz.
That's why problems can not completely disappear, even ifa person remarries,"explained Professor Waite.
In general this type of flu- pandemic does not cause such severe symptoms, but it is dangerous for young, pregnant women andpeople with overweight, explained Professor.
The growth is for free, butwe have to control the plants to grow in the shapes we want,' explained Professor Heiko Hamann, from the University of Lübeck in Germany, who coordinates the EU-funded flora robotica project.
Under current treatment, humans recover pretty quickly; however, doctors always emphasise that there is a possibility of relapse-- the return of the symptoms if immunity weakens or if there is new contact with the disease," explained Professor Tarik Bajrovic of the University of Sarajevo's veterinary department.