Sentences with phrase «part of the study revealed»

The second part of the study revealed that male offspring of multiparous mice weighed as much as 40 percent more than the male offspring of primiparous mice, despite eating no more food.

That part of the study revealed that TSP2 production increases when blood sugar levels are higher, explaining why people with diabetes have higher levels of TSP2 than people without diabetes.

A second part of the study revealed the participants who burned the most calories had more grey matter in parts of the brain associated with learning, memory and performing complex cognitive tasks.

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A new study published recently by the real estate data company Zillow revealed that renters in California and other parts of the country could buy a home without increasing their monthly housing costs.

Results of their study revealed that a wage penalty of 7 % per child existed and that «mother - friendly» characteristics of the jobs did little to explain the penalty (other than the tendency for more mothers than non-mothers to work part - time).

The report released Monday as part of a collaborative study between the Geiger Gibson Program in Community Health Policy, part of the School of Public Health and Health Services at George Washington University, and the RCHN Community Health Foundation, reveals that due to federal budget cuts through sequestration, the nation's 1,200 community health programs will lose $ 120 million in funding.

Heungoup said the study revealed that attacks were now focused on the northernmost tip of the region, where fighters continued to control part of the fishing industry of Lake Chad amid a labyrinth of waterways.

Afterward the press got a chance to ask him questions on a variety of topics including Scott Waldman's recent scoop that revealed the Cuomo administration edited and delayed parts of the a key fracking study.

Specifically, the study reveals a mechanism that helps explain how dividing cells pass patterns of epigenetic information called methyl tags to their daughter cells, a crucial part of regulating gene expression across cell generations.

Two new studies show how spatial parts of the brain are already functioning in infancy, revealing that not everything we understand about our surroundings is learned

Eric Paulos at Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, and colleagues report in a new paper how, as part of a study of domestic energy consumption, they gave 12 US households gadgets called Kill A Watts that reveal the energy use of devices.

Cluster headaches have long puzzled researchers, too, although studies are slowly revealing the parts of the brain involved when those punctuated bursts of pain occur.

Now, a study reveals that parental refusals to vaccinate their children may have played a part in that epidemic and possibly in a concurrent nationwide resurgence of the disease.

Since 2013, exploration and survey of around 70 cave systems — part of an interdisciplinary study of past human activity on Mona Island — has revealed that Mona's caves include the greatest diversity of preserved indigenous iconography in the Caribbean, with thousands of motifs recorded in darkzone chambers far from cave entrances.

A new study by MIT neuroscientists reveals how the brain achieves this type of focused attention on faces or other objects: A part of the prefrontal cortex known as the inferior frontal junction (IFJ) controls visual processing areas that are tuned to recognize a specific category of objects, the researchers report in the April 10 online edition of Science.

Scientists from Griffith University have taken part in an international study which has revealed the genetic secrets of how a small bird can survive in one of the most hostile environments on earth.

Studies of individual neurons in dishes of cultured neurons and in brain slices by co-first author Robert E. Stanley, a graduate student in the lab, revealed that neurons in the mutant mice had decreased numbers of dendritic spines, an important part of the synapses that neurons use to communicate with one another.

Gravest doubts emerged in 2002, when a team led by Oxford's Professor Martin Brasier (co-author of this current study) revealed that the host rock was not part of a simple sedimentary unit but rather came from a complex, high - temperature hydrothermal vein, with evidence for multiple episodes of subsurface fluid flow over a long time.

A new study from Tel Aviv University, Cornell University and the Albert Einstein College of Medicine reveals genetic proof of the Jewish roots of the Bene Israel community in the western part of India.

In Better (Metropolitan Books, $ 24), Gawande, for his part, gives us case studies of high - performing medical innovators — from military surgeons in Iraq who have devised ways to improve the survival of the severely injured to the designers of hand - washing campaigns to reduce hospital - borne infections in the United States — and roots through the methods of these «positive deviants» to reveal how they do things, well, better than the rest of us.

This is revealed by the history of human impact that the research team analysed and compared to the timeframe of the monitoring programmes as part of its study.

Now a unique study has revealed the changes over time (longitudinal changes) in the brain of female - to - male transsexuals receiving continuous, high - dose hormone therapy as part of their sexual reassignment.

Exploration and surveys of around 70 cave systems — part of an interdisciplinary study of past human activity on Puerto Rico's Mona Island — revealed that Mona's caves include the greatest diversity of preserved indigenous iconography in the Caribbean, with thousands of motifs recorded in dark zone chambers far from cave entrances.

Unfortunately, he says, the fMRIs failed to reveal the inhibitory circuitry involved; to try to get to the bottom of that, he plans to repeat the study using electroencephalography (EEG), which involves placing many electrodes on a skintight rubber cap placed over a subject's head that allows researchers to observe communication between different parts of the brain.

The now published study reveals that the song of the «Uirapuru» (the Portuguese name for the Musician Wren) is often a part of Brazilian music.

The study also revealed that the momentary reformation of pharmaceutical substances can be considered a normal part of the reaction chain in the purification process.

Getting enough sleep is an essential part of any athlete's training programme, but a study in the Journal of Sports Sciences reveals intensive bouts of exercise can make it hard to get 40 winks.Suspecting that intense exercise can lead to sleep disturbance, scientists from Loughborough University studied the effects of two nine day periods of heavy training on 13 highly trained cyclists.

Recent studies have revealed that a large part of the genome is copied into lincRNAs (long intergenic noncoding RNAs), of which Gas5 is an example.

In the case of this giant void, further studies may reveal some matter in the region, but it would still be far less than what is found in «normal» parts of space.

XRD data of all the flash states studied revealed an anomalous diffraction signal from Mn that is not complicated by signals from the overall protein matrix of carbon, nitrogen, oxygen and other metals, or even by the Ca atom, which is a part of the five atom Mn4Ca metalloenzyme complex.

He has been an integral part of field campaigns that have changed the fundamental understanding of cloud and precipitation processes, including satellite studies that reveal how these processes are distributed globally, influencing the global climate.

A new study revealed that coral reef fish that are unable to adapt to the warming ocean are forced to relocate to cooler parts of the ocean.

Previous studies have revealed a number of clouds of neutral atomic hydrogen that are near the Milky Way but not part of its disk.

«While titanium dioxide is a model material that will likely not be used to sequester carbon dioxide or serve as a catalyst for fuel conversion, the fundamental aspects of carbon dioxide reactivity revealed in our study are very intriguing,» said Dr. Xiao Lin, a Linus Pauling Postdoctoral Fellow at PNNL, who proposed this research as part of his fellowship.

A new study has revealed what part of the brain is responsible for recognizing facial expressions.

Additionally, as part of the REVEAL Long - Term Follow - Up Study, we are systematically studying the long - term psychological impact and health behavior changes in participants who learned their APOE genotype in earlier cycles of the REVEAL Study, some of whom were enrolled as early as 2000.

And a study published Aug. 18 that was conducted in part by the La Jolla Institute of Allergy and Immunology revealed it's not just kids who could be at risk, after results found Zika affected the brains of adult mice.

Researchers studying genome and cell biology provide evidence that heterochromatin organizes large parts of the genome into specific regions of the nucleus using liquid - liquid phase separation, a mechanism well known in physics but whose importance for biology has only recently been revealed.

Five hundred cancer patients are getting an in - depth look at their genomes as part of a new clinical study that is revealing some of the key molecular drivers of metastatic cancers.

Letters, interviews and other source material that he and his colleagues studied in their work with the book reveal that the participants in Operation Freshman thought being part of such a mission was exciting, but that didn't mean they were any less in fear for their lives.

In a study published today by Royal Society Open Science, the international research team revealed that people who show evidence of autistic traits are more likely to suppress coarse (as opposed to fine) visual information when they move their eyes rapidly from one part of the world to another than those without autistic traits.

In a review featuring the results of over 100 recent animal and human studies on this subject, it's revealed that both strength training and aerobic exercise play an important part in maintaining brain health throughout life.

That's when Helen O'Connell, an Australian urologist, revealed through a series of MRI studies that the clitoris is actually a complex, powerful organ system composed of a total of eighteen parts, two thirds of which are interior.

Fifty women who were at least 20 weeks pregnant or nine months post-partum were interviewed as part of the study, revealing that «unrealistic» depictions of women «bouncing back» quickly post-birth instantly caused negative feelings of self - consciousness, depression, frustration and hopelessness among female media consumers.

The study results reveal that taking part in a high - impact activity like running, more than 1 hour each day at least 3 times per week seems to be related to more degenerated cartilage and a potentially higher risk of.

The study also revealed 2 microRNAs which play a role in the regulation of a hormone known as renin and long considered to play to part in controlling blood pressure.

Studies have revealed that aerobic exercises that got the heart pumping, actually increased the size of a part of the brain known as the hippocampus.

Fascinating studies from the late 19th and early 20th century reveal that gelatin — the part of broth that firms up and gets jiggly in the fridge — helps heal any body parts that are failing to thrive, suffering from wounds or recovering from surgery.

Other studies reveal a correlation between fasting and improved neural connections in the hippocampus (the part of our brain that plays a critical role in memory).

In 2014, an EliteSingles study discovered that 97 % of our members see humour as an essential part of a healthy relationship.2 Happily for them (and for anyone looking for a witty partner), our latest study has revealed something interesting: we now know where to find the funniest singles in New Zealand.