Sentences with phrase «study coauthor paul»
When Menda first realized a spider's brain reacted to a chair squeak, he and study coauthor Paul Shamble started clapping their hands.
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The several grams produced by the new recipe is enough to supply numerous clinical trials, says study coauthor Paul Wender, a chemist at Stanford University.
«Before, we didn't have an understanding of... how far we can push these plants until they die,» says study coauthor Paul Skinner, a soil scientist and vineyard consultant in Napa.
«The photosynthetic efficiency of global phytoplankton is very low, surprisingly low,» says study coauthor Paul Falkowski, an oceanographic biophysicist at Rutgers University in New Brunswick, N.J. «It was a complete shock to us.»
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Strebulaev offers that advice based on the results of a study he recently coauthored with one of his former Stanford doctoral students, William Gornall (now at the University of British Columbia), as well as Paul Gompers of Harvard and Steven N. Kaplan of the University of Chicago.
Parents who want their babies age 6 months and older to sleep in their own room ought to be encouraged to make the move, says study coauthor Ian Paul, a pediatrician at Penn State.
These changes indicate that the mitochondria are not working correctly, says Paul Eggleton, an immunologist at the University of Exeter in England and a coauthor of the study.
In the new study, Dr. Greenamyre and his team — led by coauthors Roberto Di Maio, Ph.D., and Paul Barrett, Ph.D., both of PIND — used a well - established rodent model of PD to show exactly how alpha - synuclein disrupts mitochondrial function.
«I am pleased to see that the data could provide useful information which helps patients with CP and their parents make good decisions,» comments Dr. Paul Sponseller, a coauthor of the study.
In addition to Davis and Clark, other coauthors on the study, entitled «CRLX101 nanoparticles localize in human tumors and not in adjacent, nonneoplastic tissue after intravenous dosing,» include Devin Wiley (MS» 11, PhD» 13) and Jonathan Zuckerman (PhD» 12); Paul Webster of the Oak Crest Institute of Science; Joseph Chao and James Lin at City of Hope; and Yun Yen of Taipei Medical University, who was at City of Hope and a visitor in the Davis lab at the initiation of the clinical trial.
«Sleep problems are just one factor that may contribute to the development of fibromyalgia,» says Paul J. Mork, PhD, a study coauthor and a researcher at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology, in Trondheim.
«Its naturally a time of high stress and high expectations,» says Carol J. Bruess, PhD, the director of family studies at the University of St. Thomas, in St. Paul, Minn., and coauthor of What Happy Couples Do: Belly Button Fuzz & Bare - Chested Hugs — The Loving Little Rituals of Romance.