Sentences with phrase «see perspective by»

Melillo et al. performed a 26 - year soil - warming experiment in a mid-latitude hardwood forest (see the Perspective by Metcalfe).

Liu et al. created superelastic conducting fibers by depositing carbon nanotube sheets onto a prestretched rubber core (see the Perspective by Ghosh).

[Also see Perspective by Pruszynski and Diedrichsen]

Zemcov et al. sent up a rocket to measure the fluctuations in this faint background and found largescale fluctuations greater than known galaxies alone should produce (see the Perspective by Moseley).

Gerland et al. analyzed the data and describe the probabilistic population projections for the entire world as well as individual regions and countries (see the Perspective by Smeeding).

In many species, males compete with one another to propagate their own DNA, often to the detriment of females (see the Perspective by Promislow and Kaeberlein).

Makley et al. explored whether small molecules that reverse this aggregation might have therapeutic potential for treating cataracts, which normally require surgery (see the Perspective by Quinlan).

Denoeud et al. sequenced the Coffea canephora (coffee) genome and identified a conserved gene order (see the Perspective by Zamir).

[Also see Perspective by Alonzo]

[Also see Perspective by Booth]

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[Also see Perspective by Liu and Xiao]

[Also see Perspective by Larson]

[Also see Perspective by Ausländer and Fussenegger]

[Also see Perspective by Verduzco]

Amborella trichopoda is understood to be the most basal extant flowering plant and its genome is anticipated to provide insights into the evolution of plant life on Earth (see the Perspective by Adams).

[Also see Perspective by Hoelzel]

Farzadfard and Lu converted genomic DNA into a «tape recorder» within living bacterial populations (see the Perspective by Ausländer and Fussenegger).

Wasser et al. used genetic tools to identify the origins of elephant tusks seized during transit (see the Perspective by Hoelzel).

Shnyrova et al. (p. 1433; see the Perspective by Holz) reconstituted dynamin - mediated membrane scission on lipid nanotubes and suggest a molecular model for dynamin activity that takes into consideration all known aspects of dynamin function.

[Also see Perspective by Holz]

Sallan et al. looked across vertebrate species during and after the Devonian extinction (see the Perspective by Wagner).

Williams et al. and Scantlebury et al. used remote measures of physiology and behavior to identify the hunting strategies of the stalking North American puma and the speedy African cheetah (see the Perspective by Laundré).

[Also see Perspective by Laundré]

Grainger et al. (p. 245; see the Perspective by Platt and Adams) tested orthographic skills in baboons.

Using a combination of modeling and experiments, Sponberg et al. show that moths are able to avoid this potential decrease in visual acuity (see the Perspective by Warrant).

[Also see Perspective by Warrant]

[Also see Perspective by Vogt]

We are taught that the speed of light in free space is one of the universal physical constants: c. Giovannini et al. now show that there are certain conditions under which such certainty can be broken (see the Perspective by Sambles).

[Also see Perspective by Sachdev]

Using chicken skin as a model system, Shyer et al. found that the periodic spacing of feathers is triggered by mechanical rather than molecular events (see the Perspective by Grill).

Bowling et al. now report that they have developed a computer program that can do just that for the heads - up variant of poker known as Limit Texas Hold»em (see the Perspective by Sandholm).

[Also see Perspective by Mongiat and Schinder]

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[Also see Perspective by Ofek and Diskin]

[Also see Perspective by Armitage and Drakesmith]

The evolution of human populations has long been studied with unique sequences from the nonrecombining, male - specific Y chromosome (see the Perspective by Cann).

[Also see Perspective by Cann]

[Also see Perspective by Walker and Parkhill]

[Also see Perspective by Spielmann]

Ridaura et al. (1241214; see the Perspective by Walker and Parkhill) obtained uncultured fecal microbiota from twin pairs discordant for body mass and transplanted them into adult germ - free mice.

[Also see Perspective by Ruskov and Tahan]

[Also see Perspective by Govindan]

To identify the genes that give rise to the palette of human skin tones, Crawford et al. applied genome - wide analyses across diverse African populations (see the Perspective by Tang and Barsh).

[Also see Perspective by Szyszka]

Jagadeesh et al. report a class of nonprecious cobalt nanoparticles that catalyze this reaction across a very broad range of substrates, including complex molecules of pharmaceutical interest (see the Perspective by Chen and Xu).

Katzelnick et al. examined data from a long - term study of Nicaraguan children exposed to dengue virus (see the Perspective by Feinberg and Ahmed).

Practical applications in quantum communication and quantum computation require the building blocks — quantum bits and quantum memory — to be sufficiently robust and long - lived to allow for manipulation and storage (see the Perspective by Boehme and McCarney).

[Also see Perspective by Owen and Hector]

[Also see Perspective by Kappeler]