The sequencing of the human genome, the application of powerful genetic tools to identify human disease genes, and the development of powerful imaging and diagnostic tools now make it possible to tackle the causes of diseases more systematically and broadly than ever before.
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Such systems are able to automatically detect and identify human faces using recognition algorithms.
They will examine small objects around the wrecked craft, and see if they can identify human remains.
Scientists were just beginning to identify the human immunodeficiency virus when she graduated from college in Boston.
In the remoter corners of the Andes, textiles have been the clues used to identify exhumed human remains where ID documents are a rarity.
Or let the BCS collage of human and computer rankings identify the top 4 teams each year, and then use the Rose Bowl, Sugar Bowl, and Fiesta Bowl on a rotational basis to host the semi-finals and finals.
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Assistant Chief Constable Malcolm Graham, head of major crime and public protection, said the new approach aimed to identify victims of human trafficking rather than criminalising them.
The international technical assistance delegation will support the Cambodian authorities to identify institutional and human resource needs, provide cultural policy recommendations, and offer new insights for the development of Cambodian cultural organizations and institutions.
For the most part those virtues are on keen display in this book, which in fox-like fashion does not attempt to construct a grand account of human prediction but simply to identify some of the common ways in which people make mistakes and some of the methods by which they could improve.
One of the primary goals of The Human Genome project (completed in 2003) was to identify the 20-25, 000 genes in human DNA. The good news, of course, is that they succeeded and today about 84% of those genes remain free of legal encumbrance.
Unfortunately, the human-resources profession has yet to identify a widely accepted alternative.
These findings suggest investigators not only can uncover new details from centuries-old human remains, but can also help identify crime victims, scientists added.
"The idea is that you're going to identify the things that make us human, " says John Hawks.
Earlier, the UN Human Rights Council said it wanted investigators to identify the perpetrators of the killings in Houla.
The reading will determine whether there are human remains at the site but will not identify them, Berlin said.
In order to identify, prevent and mitigate adverse human rights impacts, and to account for their performance, business enterprises should carry out human rights due diligence.
Marissa Castellanos, manager of Catholic Charities' human trafficking services, said more training can help police identify child victims.
Dr Nicoletti is also working with researchers in Ireland to identify whether similar characteristics can be found in human dendritic cells.
In what many called a public relations coup, her confession made her more "human" to the public, which felt it could identify with her as a person.
And the rush to identify which genes provide which characteristics in the human body is on, meaning we could one day be able to inject specific genes into an embryo to achieve a desired result.
Although the artificial neural networks used in the research are much less complex than the human visual system, this simplicity helped the researchers to identify and further understand what they believe is a fundamental principle behind why we see illusion: the statistics of our past visual experiences.
Working at the interface of science and environmental policy she will bring together long term data sets on biodiversity, the environment and human impacts to explore spatiotemporal patterns of ecosystem functioning and help identify where conservation attention needs to focus in the future.
That has freed up the HR staff to help managers solve more strategic problems, identify elephants in the room, look at the human capital implications of business strategies, and challenge them to assign the best people on the most critical assignments.
Specialists in technology law at the Tilburg Institute for Law, Technology, and Society in the Netherlands are drawing up a taxonomy of robotic devices and matching them against existing legal terminology to identify potential legal problems relating to the definitions of human autonomy, disability, normalcy and equality.
This last training will allow the fifteen members of its National Bioethics Committee not only to get a comprehensive understanding of the internationally-agreed norms on bioethics and human rights, but also to conduct situational analysis, to identify ethical dilemmas at the global level and in their country, and more specifically to learn the deliberative methodology used to deal with them.
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This 5-day training will thus allow about thirty members of the Gabonese Committee, not only to get a comprehensive understanding of the internationally-agreed norms on Bioethics and Human Rights, but also to conduct situational analysis, to identify ethical dilemmas at the global level and in their country, and more specifically to learn the deliberative methodology used to deal with them.
"Today's event is a strong reminder of why we need continuous efforts to survey and identify near-Earth objects, " said Thomas Reiter, European Space Agency's Director of Human Spaceflight and Operations.
By putting them into a batch of human or mouse cells, and watching to see which ones become cancerous, scientists might be able to more quickly identify which genes or combinations of genes lead to cancer.
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