Examples of using Study co-author in English and their translations into Hebrew
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There's no place to hide in a social network,' study co-author Lewis Mitchell said in a statement.
Tinnitus is not the simple problem we hoped for," said Alan H. Lockwood,MD, study co-author.
According to study co-author Bradley Turnwald,“College students have among the lowest vegetable intake rates of all age groups.
We have no direct evidence that life existed 4.3 billion years ago butthere is no reason why it couldn't have,” study co-author John W. Valley aid in the statement.
Study co-author Richard Ryan added,"In many cases these are people who are at war with themselves and they are turning this internal conflict outward.".
The ecological repercussions of the extinctions are likely still echoing today and could preview the effects of future extinctions,said study co-author Kate Lyons.
Study co-author Chien-Yun Hsiang, of China Medical University Hospital in Taichung, Taiwan, and colleagues recently reported their findings in the Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry.
Continuity of care happens when a patient and a doctor see each other repeatedly andget to know each other,” explains study co-author Professor Philip Evans.
Study co-author Prof. Michael Lisanti, of the Biomedical Research Centre at the University of Salford in the United Kingdom, and colleagues recently reported their findings in the journal Oncotarget.
Previous studies used BVR from rats, and could never crystallize the enzyme wellenough to determine how it binds to BV,” study co-author Keiichi Fukuyama, Ph.D., says.
Long's discussions with University of California, Berkeley researcher and study co-author Krishna Niyogi- an expert on the molecular processes underlying NPQ-suggested that boosting levels of three proteins might speed up the recovery process.
We have shown that people who believe they're going to lose control are significantly more likely to exhibitchecking behavior with greater frequency,” says study co-author Adam Radomsky.
A lot of what's written advises parents to try to avoid as much conflict andbad feelings about the new baby as possible," says study co-author Laurie Kramer, Ph.D., a professor of applied family studies at the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign.
In response, scientists are looking toward biologically synthesized hydrogen, which is far more efficient than the current human-made process,said chemistry professor and study co-author Thomas Rauchfuss.
Study co-author Leah Bendell says:"Given the growing awareness of the tremendous impact that plastics are having on marine ecosystems, we must adopt a zero tolerance policy for plastics; that is, no plastics must be allowed to enter our marine ecosystems.".
Whether they are men or women, smokers who stop before reaching middle age will on averagegain about an extra 10 years of life,” study co-author Richard Peto of the University of Oxford said.
Fifteen years ago, study co-author William Ruddiman, emeritus paleoclimatologist at the University of Virginia, was studying methane and carbon dioxide trapped in Antarctic ice going back tens of thousands of years when he observed something unusual.
These new findings lend preliminary support to the growing notion that psychopathic individuals have some advantages compared to others,not just deficiencies," said study co-author David Chester, Ph.D.
Study co-author Dr. David Cole, of the School of Medicine at Cardiff, and colleagues reveal how bacteria activate"killer T cells"- white blood cells that attack healthy cells instead of protecting them- to destroy insulin-producing cells, causing type 1 diabetes.
They were very interested in looking into ways to somehow re-engineer sugar so… that itwas less harmful to teeth," says study co-author Laura Schmidt, a professor of health policy at U.C. San Francisco.
According to study co-author Cristina Rodríguez-López, researcher at the Instituto de Astrofísica de Andalucía, this discovery represents“a boost to continue on searching for exoplanets around our closest stellar neighbors, in the hope that eventually we will come upon one that has the right conditions to host life.”.
Autonomous technology will drive change across a range of industries and define a new landscape, the first green shoots of whichwill appear in the business-to-business sector,” said study co-author Harvey Cohen, president, Strategy Analytics.
If you blew up each particle to the size of a soccer ball, it would be like stacking a whole lot of soccerballs to make something as tall as a skyscraper,” says study co-author Alvin Tan, a graduate student in MIT's Department of Materials Science and Engineering.
Dismissing the CEO is usually viewed as evidence of good corporate governance as it suggests that the board is taking its monitoring role seriously, however, our research reveals there are invisible but serious, gender biases in how the board evaluates CEOs and its decision to retain orfire particular CEOs,” said study co-author Sandra Mortal in a statement.
As the size of the grains decreased, we experienced what we call'quantum confinement' in which the electrons in the material act differentlygiving us more control over the electron behavior," said study co-author Tony Low, a University of Minnesota assistant professor of electrical and computer engineering.
Normally our brain consists of independent networks that perform separate specialized functions, such as vision, movement, and hearing-as well as more complex things like attention," study co-author Robin Carhart-Harris said in a statement.
Pictures on lunch plates may indicate a social norm of vegetable and fruit consumption to nudge children'sdietary behaviors in a classroom setting,” said study co-author Emily Melnick, of the University of Colorado Denver.
Every Egyptian hoped that after death their soul would be able to speak, in order for them to recite the so-called‘negative confession' telling the gods of judgement that theyhad led a good life,” said the study co-author Prof Joann Fletcher of the department of archaeology at the University of York.
We typically think about PFASs in terms of rare health problems like cancer, but it appears they are also playing a role in obesity,a major health problem facing millions around the globe,' said study co-author Philippe Grandjean, adjunct professor of environmental health at Harvard.
Everyone knows that plants react to light, and scientists also know that plants use volatile chemicals to communicate with each other, for instance, when danger- such as a herbivore-approaches,” said study co-author Monica Gagliano from the University of Western Australia in a news release.