Sentences with phrase «hugely important study»

Dr. Bernhoft: «Well this is a hugely important study.

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DNA repair is a hugely important topic and these three were the first to describe the repair mechanisms,» Thomas Carell, who studies nucleic acid chemistry at Ludwig Maximilians University in Munich, told Science.

While the current study does not answer the question of which process is primarily responsible, it is nonetheless hugely important because it provides the most accurate measurement yet of how much environmental quenching has occurred in the early Universe.

The gut and microbiome are hugely more important than anyone ever guessed, and it's study has applications that not only affect digestion, but our entire physiology.

However, what is often left unmentioned, is that the study had only women as subjects (gender differences are hugely important when it comes to hormones).

Which is to say, DiGRA is a result of the fact that games are, in modern society, a hugely important cultural product that merits that level of examination and study.

Winding up and letting loose Link's Pegasus Boot charge or studying the erratic movement patterns of Moldorm at the top of Hera's Tower are two miniscule, but hugely important, examples of the game's unmistakable fluidity.

Medical doctors are quite entitled to comment on science in an area they have studied formally or informally...... anybody is, indeed hugely important work is done by non qualified scientists such as Steyn and Delingpole.

What empirical study suggests is the (or at least one hugely important) source of SCP is identity - protective cognition, the species of motivated reasoning that involves forming perceptions of fact that express and reinforce one's connection to important affinity groups.

Following the BP oil spill, a study has found that crude oil is made 52 times more toxic when combined with dispersant, so this is hugely important since oil companies are still using dispersants for oil spill cleanup.