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This study is in line with some other studies andis based on what scientists already know about the way cannabinoids interact with the heart.
Scientists already know how to control'sound matter'.
This research is in line with some other studies and builds on what Scientists already know about the way cannabinoids interact with the heart.
Scientists already knew 2D materials held great promise for energy storage purpose.
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This research is consistent with some other studies and builds on what scientists already know about the way in which cannabinoids interact with the heart.
However, scientists already know much more about the soil of Mars than they did before.
The study found that the average frequency of intact non-induced proviruses was"at least 60-foldhigher" than the potentially dangerous latent viruses that scientists already knew about.
High Tech Brain: Scientists already know how to control sound matter.
Scientists already knew that the two groups and the Arc were somehow involved in the“control of feeding.”.
N2 and O2 are common atmospheric gases, and scientists already know every detail of their structure, so these two very basic molecules made a good test case for the LIED method.
Scientists already know that sleep consolidates learning of new information that we acquire during wakefulness.
Many years ago, scientists already knew the role of HMO- a special prebiotic previously present only in breastmilk- in developing babies' immunity.
Scientists already knew that cancer could be caused by chemicals, radiation, and viruses, and that sometimes cancer seemed to run in families.
This would be reasonable, except scientists already know there are significant differences in early development between wolf and dog pups, chief among them timing of the ability to walk, she adds.
While scientists already knew that there was a dead zone in the Gulf of Oman, they had no idea just how bad it was- until now.
According to scientists, already at this stage of the experiment, in 60% of cases, the embryo can determine its future mental abilities.
Scientists already knew that cancer could be caused by chemicals, radiation, and viruses, and that sometimes cancer seemed to run in families.
Scientists already knew that women with the condition were more likely to have high blood pressure after delivery compared to women who maintained normal blood pressure during their pregnancies.
Scientists already estimate that the ecosystem services provided by marine and coastal habitats- like coral reefs, seagrasses, wetlands- are worth $50 trillion per year.
In many cases, scientists already know- thanks to Friston's neuroimaging methods- which regions of the brain tend to malfunction in different disorders and which signals tend to be disrupted.
Scientists already knew that dolphins use more than one thousand different types of whistle depending on social context but it was unclear if they could communicate directly with each other, one to one.
While scientists already knew about aspirin's impact on these particular cancers, this is the first time a study has estimated the knock-on effects on the overall risk of developing the illness.
Scientists already knew that PM2.5 has a negative impact on cardiovascular and respiratory health, but they wanted to find out whether exposure to higher levels of PM2.5 might also increase mouth cancer risk.
Scientists already knew that the protein, ovocledidin-17(OC-17), plays a part in eggshell formation, but the new technology allowed the team to demonstrate exactly how the protein makes it happen.
Scientists already knew that wind and solar farms produced localised effects on things like heat and humidity in the regions they're installed, but nobody knew quite how these effects would play out if you were to build a massive renewable energy complex in the Sahara desert.
Another group of Chinese scientists already ran CRISPR experiments on human embryos that didn't go very well- at least two-thirds of the embryos were found to have genetic mutations and only a fraction of the 28 surviving embryos(out of 86 total tested) contained the replacement genetic material.
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