But the latest Science paper "and our own observations suggest that it is possible to detect an arrow of time" underlying proto-human languages spoken more than 8, 000 years ago, said Murray Gell-Mann of the Santa Fe Institute in New Mexico, who read the Science paper and supports it.
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Two months later, a paper in Science described why mutations in the gene would make Iressa work.
Dr Fang had written an article that drew on a paper in Science without, Dr Xiao felt, proper acknowledgment of the original researcher.
Professor Tim Peto, consultant in infectious diseases at the University of Oxford, said the original paper in Science came as a great surprise to experts.
In a paper in Science, Sandra Garrett and Joshua Rosenthal of the University of Puerto Rico illustrate how the instructions in the DNA are not always followed faithfully.
This seems to be borne out by a paper in Science last week, which I cannot now verify because it is behind a paywall and I am at home.
The idea that the dip in signals from mobile phone masts can be used to measure precipitation was first put forward in a paper in Science in 2006.
Of relevance is the committee that drafted the Palestinian national Green paper on Science, Technology and Innovations (Higher Council of Vocational and Technical Education, Accreditation and Quality assurance Commission, and Quality improvement Fund).
In that sense it - like the latest Argon-argon dating paper in Science - is just a snapshot, a moment in time detailing the state of our knowledge on all things relating to dinosaurs.
In 2004, two years after it was approved, Schering-Plough scientists published a paper in Science arguing that the drug blocks a newly discovered protein that seemed to be involved mostly in absorbing cholesterol out of the intestines.
James Thomson of the University of Wisconsin, who co-wrote the paper in Science and created the first human embryonic stem cells a decade ago, said on a conference call that these new cells are going to be "very powerful" in testing new medicines.
In 2004, two years after it was approved, Schering-Plough (nyse: SGP - news - people ) scientists published a paper in Science arguing that the drug blocks a newly discovered protein that seemed to be involved mostly in absorbing cholesterol out of the intestines.
Last week Dr Fouchier said he would disregard the embargo and submit the paper to Science anyway, without applying for a permit. (Science is an American journal, and thus not bound by Dutch regulations.) On April 24th he and his co-authors agreed to seek one after all, in order to expedite publication, while officially disputing the obligation to comply with it.
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Now they are on track to do so, according to the Science paper.
George Huber, one of the authors of the Science paper, said that the new catalytic process doubled that to 2.2 units.
The conclusion, which Dr Ferguson reports in a paper in Psychological Science, was that participants' voting intentions were, indeed, affected by seeing the flag.
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Perhaps a political-science paper for adults would be a good idea.
Eileen Hopkins, of the National Autistic Society, welcomed the Science paper: "Anything that adds to the body of knowledge on autism is clearly welcome, " she said.
Other papers found that substances used as part of the process to detect XMRV might be contaminated, raising the possibility that this may explain the positive findings in the 2009 Science paper.
Gary Landreth, one of the authors of Thursday's Science paper and a professor of neurosciences at Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland, said he expected to begin a safety study in 12 healthy patients next month, but there weren't any current plans for a larger clinical trial.
Ian Lipkin, a Columbia researcher who was an author on the Science paper, says his bee work could provide "a road map for addressing outbreaks of infectious disease" like SARS. Metagenomics could also open a window on the invisible microbes, still undiscovered, that live in the earth, air and sea.
In defining science, they cite Paul Hoyningen-Heune's paper on The Nature of Science, delivered to the World Conference on Science.
As NPR's John Nielsen reports, a new paper in the journal Science may help settle this argument.
Attempting to turn the tables on the Tory spokesman, Mr Balls said he had checked the GCSE additional science biology paper.
In a paper published in Organization Science, professor Tsedal B.
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Women perceive and use technology differently from men, according to a white paper by three computer science faculty members at Carnegie Mellon, in which 29 male and 20 female computer science students were interviewed.
Published in Science, that paper gave the best-yet estimate of the true number of words in English a million, far more than any dictionary has recorded (the 2002 Webster's Third New International Dictionary has 348, 000).
The researchers in the Science Translational Medicine paper, working directly with Illumina, first developed a diagnostic test that captured 600 genes that were likely to be the reason the babies wound up in the NICU. That panel is being sold as a kit by Illumina and will likely be used by some commercial laboratories that have government certifications to do diagnostic testing.
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