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Scientists then made some studies.
From that height, on daily flights over the islands,the cameras snap images that the scientists then stitch together and analyze, Mercury said, explaining the project at a media briefing that the space agency held here on Wednesday(Feb. 8).
Scientists then studied the clams spawning cycle.
The model's equations require parameters that describe the state of our current universe accurately so that scientists then can use the model to travel backward in time, mathematically"un-evolving" the universe to reveal its state at earlier times.
Scientists then turned their attention to newborn rats.
SMASH HIT To create new elements and study the chemistry of the periodic table's heaviest atoms, researchers at the GSI Helmholtz Center for Heavy Ion Research in Darmstadt, Germany,use the apparatus above to create beams of ions that scientists then smash into other elements.
Scientists then decided to substitute one of the monkeys.
And the cabinet scientists then began to look for and found additional confirmations in dictionaries and transcriptions.
The scientists then pull out the antibodies and identify the human viruses from the protein fragments they have stuck to.
The scientists then decided to substitute one of the monkeys with a new one.
The scientists then watched what parts of the brain became active.
The scientists then began identifying which genes came from the mother and father.
The scientists then subjected them all to 25 minutes of non-invasive brain stimulation.
The scientists then removed samples from inside soft tissue, skull bones and the tooth pulp.
The scientists then had the volunteers look at pictures that hinted at varying levels of sickness.
The scientists then injected the fish with a violet dye(pictured), turning their urine bright blue.
The scientists then bathed their simulated moon dust in enough radiation to mimic 300 years of solar wind.
The scientists then studied the monkeys during periods of social interaction, looking for“autistic-like” behaviors.
Scientists then use large computers to process the data to make predictions about what the weather might be like in the future.
The scientists then compared DNA across the groups to find gene variants that were more common in those with depression.
The scientists then used US government dietary guidelines to calculate how many particles people would eat in a year.
The scientists then realized that some chemicals in the body acted similarly to natural opioid medications, binding to these same receptors.
The scientists then pegged the fossils at around 40,000 years old, a few thousand years before the Neanderthals were believed to have vanished.
The scientists then used an advanced method called single-cell transcriptomics to find out what each of the immune cells was doing- individually.
The scientists then measured the electrical signal in the neurons and found that it was twice as strong compared to those with a normal functioning cell.
Scientists then determined that the average age of those Vilcabamabans claiming to be over 100 years was actually 86, and the oldest person was 96.
Scientists then cultured the immature egg cells in a multi-stage process over a few weeks, sensitively controlling the fine balance of oxygen, hormones, and necessary proteins.
Scientists then place these living tissues in liquid nitrogen-- around minus 320 degrees Fahrenheit(minus 196 degrees Celsius)-- to ensure better long-term storage[source: Bioversity International].
The scientists then used a technique called DNA shotgun sequencing analysis to identify and compare the make-up of the skin microbiome of the two groups, and further validated the findings in an additional 10 individuals.
The scientists then modeled hypothetical one- and two-seat vehicles based on Nissan Leaf parameters driving three test-drive cycles as defined by the Environmental Protection Agency(EPA) using Autonomie, a vehicle-modeling tool developed by Argonne National Laboratory that simulates energy consumption on a second-by-second basis.