Sentences with phrase «team reports august»

Three straightforward techniques could have yielded enough adhesive for Neandertals» purposes, Kozowyk's team reports August 31 in Scientific Reports.

But when LEDs lit up the night, only 24 percent of moths attempted this last - ditch evasive maneuver, the team reports August 5 in Royal Society Open Science.

Now the first closeup look inside the long - gone birds» bones is giving a glimpse into their lives, an international research team reports August 24 in Scientific Reports.

It's the first experiment to show that it's possible to send large amounts of secure quantum data protected by a much shorter secret key, the team reports August 12 in Physical Review A.

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Amidst reports that the team favored liberal news outlets and supressed conservative voices, Facebook in August ditched human editors for algorithms.

«In recent months, Mueller's team has questioned witnesses in detail about Trump's private comments and state of mind in late July and early August of last year, around the time he issued a series of tweets belittling his «beleaguered» attorney general,» Devlin Barrett, Josh Dawsey and Rosalind S. Helderman report.

In August New Scientist reported that Aaron Schurger, leading a research team in France, had tested the assumption that the readiness potential is the signature of the brain preparing to act.

It was reported on Monday that Milliner expects to be 100 percent healthy and in playing shape by August, which would likely mean he'd be ready to start for the team that drafts him.

But as the American players reported to Pittsburgh for the opening of Team USA's training camp in August, Johnson became aware that his speech was slightly slurred.

«By the end of June, all reports from the assessment team would be ready for the implementation to begin in August 1,» she stated.

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Amazingly, physicist Serge Haroche and his team at École Normale Supérieure in Paris reported in August that they were able to watch the process of this collapse as it happened in a photon, one of the most difficult — and most useful — particles to work with in experimental physics.

In August, the team reported another step toward that goal: The researchers had raised not just cell lines that were free of the retroviruses, but 15 live piglets in which problematic retroviruses had been eliminated (SN: 9/2/17, p. 15).

It increased SIRT1 activity 13-fold, the team reports online 24 August in Nature.

Only kids who heard the realistic story displayed a general willingness to act on its message, reported a team led by psychologist Patricia Ganea of the University of Toronto in a paper published online August 2 in Developmental Science.

An international research team reports results of a three - year study of sediment samples collected offshore from the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant in a new paper published August 18, 2015, in the American Chemical Society's journal, Environmental Science and Technology.

In a report last August a research team at the University of Michigan measured placebo - related brain chemistry for the first time, moving the effect beyond the realm of subjective observation.

And in August, also in Nature, a separate team reported that they believe teeth found in an Indonesian cave belonged to anatomically modern humans who had occupied the site 63,000 to 73,000 years ago.

Indeed, when his team created an array of pyramid - shaped wells on the silicon's top surface and a mirrorlike flat bottom surface, many more newly created photons bounced around inside the device until they escaped, the team reports in the 23 August issue of Nature.

Residents weren't happy with meager nests, either: They fled those plots at equally high rates, the team reports in the 16 August issue of Science.

About 1,100 genes behaved differently in the presence of bedaquiline, Baliga's team reported in August in Nature Microbiology.

The secret, the team reports in the 17 August issue of Science, was that eggs laid by females in cooperative groups were 5 % smaller than those laid by females who bred in pairs, and their yolks had 12 % less lipids and 13 % less protein.

The spindles seem to indicate when the thalamus is blocking noise from reaching the cortex and disrupting sleep, the team reports in the 10 August issue of Current Biology.

The T cell migration halted again when the team added a chemical that blocks the IGF - 1 receptor, the authors report 23 August in the Journal of Immunology.

In August, a team of astronomers reported that Mira has a 13 - light - year - long tail of glowing stardust, something never seen in any other star.

The team makes it clear that it thinks its approach is superior to one reported last month in Nature by scientists at Advanced Cell Technology (ACT) in California — deriving an ES cell line from a single cell taken from a morula (ScienceNOW 23 August).

In August, he published a paper reporting on a 2003 experiment that his team carried out in China.

They discovered 209 potential silk and glue components, the team reported on 21 August in Scientific Reports.

The team's report appeared in the August 11 issue of PNAS.

Only then, the team reports in the 3 August issue of Science, did the extra oxygen begin to accumulate, leading to the modern atmosphere.

Armed with the new knowledge, the researchers were able to breed submergence - resistant plants that still produced decent rice yields, the team reports 10 August in Nature.

Genetically they aren't very different either, but they're considered different species because they don't breed when they live in the same place, the team will report in the August issue of Forktail.

One hint came in August, when a team led by biochemist Ramin Shiekhattar at the Wistar Institute in Philadelphia reported that a protein complex responsible for lashing the two copies of each chromosome together just before cell division binds to a repetitive element in the human genome.

In August 2012 a team of researchers at the Credit Suisse Research Institute issued a report in which they examined 2,360 companies globally from 2005 to 2011, looking for a relationship between gender diversity on corporate management boards and financial performance.

The team reported the findings in a paper in Nature Communications on August 28, 2017.

The Pseudomonas genome, reported by Olson's team in the 31 August issue of Nature, shows signs that the bacteria have many survival tools at their disposal.

Even though a correct guess meant a candy reward, subjects did no better than chance, the team reports in the 20 August online issue of Science.

For these embryos, rotation sets in later, the team reports 24 August in Current Biology.

Methane turns out to be a major food item for sphagnum moss, accounting for as much as 15 % of the plant's carbon, the team reports 25 August in Nature.

Today in BMC Biology, an international team led by developmental biologist Ernst Wimmer of Georg August University in Göttingen, Germany, report producing genetically engineered male Medflies that are both healthy and sterile.

Twenty - seven «bimaternal» mice survived to adulthood — a success rate similar to that of in vitro fertilized embryos, the team reports online 19 August in Nature Biotechnology.

The rest were Colorado River cutthroat trout (O. c. pleuriticus), a species that looks very similar, the team reported online 28 August in Molecular Ecology.

The team reported its findings August 13 in PLOS ONE.

His team has just reported on its discovery of those mini-mounds in the August 31 issue of Nature.

Deadline is reporting that Bryan Singer is teaming with the digital media company Blackpills for August One, a sci - fi thriller series which takes place in a world where the Roman Empire never fell.

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LendEDU also reported in early August that student loan refinancing company Earnest is teaming up with Barclays to find a buyer willing to spend $ 200 million on the fin - tech student loan company.

In August, an eye - opening report on the development of BioShock Infinite showed how a number of former developers had resigned from the studio, with one insider claiming that the Irrational team «has struggled to craft a full game that meets the promise of its early demos».