Often the researchers working with industry are good researchers who honestly believe their views.
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So far, the researchers have identified 51 mammoth mandibles and 64 skulls, the researchers said.
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Researchers are crushed Because there are so few whales, researchers keep a catalog of them.
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"I would say researchers have a sense of how much others researchers have tripped," Luke said.
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Based on their results, researchers also suggest beer makers include musicians and researchers in the brewing process.
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Researchers who discovered 'Oumuamua last year told Motherboard that the Harvard researchers have much more to prove.
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Lots of researchers—from lone hackers to academic researchers to corporate engineers—find and responsibly disclose vulnerabilities.
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Researchers cannot always replicate the findings of other researchers, and for various reasons many don't even try.
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What I didn't know was that there were researchers of mediaterrorism—researchers who also wanted to be heard.
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Japanese researchers designed the one-pixel attack, while MIT researchers used the 3D-printed turtle to fool software.
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In the months that followed, researchers from the Canadian government and researchers from Yale University analyzed the findings.
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Google researchers trained the network on 15,000 examples of exoplanet data that had been labeled by NASA researchers.
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As the researchers conclude in their study: "The problem was approached as a purely mathematical exercise," the researchers write.
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Two sets of researchers who investigated how often multiple researchers discover the same security flaws will present their work.
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The most conclusive evidence researchers have found is in what researchers say is the attackers' "command-and-control" infrastructure.
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There are no dedicated full time researchers on MSVR, while there's around a dozen researchers working for Project Zero.
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"Though the researchers claim to give access to the data they use, this data still needs to be requested by researchers (see here), and as of yet, no researchers have independently verified these claims," Caplan wrote.
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Researchers say more groups are involved However, researchers at the Congo Research Group (CRG) have called this account into question.
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After researchers shared their findings, the makers of PC-Wahl have fixed some of these vulnerabilities, according to the researchers.
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"The concentration of neuropathies in the northeast states remains a mystery for researchers and health surveillance services," said the researchers.
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So what researchers need to do, the researchers concluded, is explicate in very clear terms the benefits of doing so.
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Researchers with Alphabet Inc's Google Project Zero, in conjunction with academic and industry researchers from several countries, discovered two flaws.
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The agreement, which one of the researchers shared with me, only asks the researchers to wait until the bug is fixed and that the researchers "share" what they want to say with Apple before discussing the vulnerability publicly.
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Even after the researchers took these factors into consideration, the link between marijuana use and lower BMI held, the researchers said.
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The researchers' findings, in short, underline the health disparities between socioeconomic groups that researchers and public health officials already know about.
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" The researchers conclude by asking rhetorically "if the attention that researchers and clinicians give this immensely popular activity is empirically justified.
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Researchers found the signals by sorting through and reanalyzing all the observations that the researchers collected during the last observing run.
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Intel said Tuesday that its security researchers found the new flaws, which were also reported to Intel by external security researchers.
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The researchers said their data allowed them to control for variables that previous researchers couldn't — especially the number of hours worked.
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As the researchers wrote in the paper, "its cryptic habits and nocturnal lifestyle help evade not only predators, but also researchers."
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And a lot more people are lonely than the researchers expected: 76 percent of respondents told researchers that they were lonely.
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Researchers claim: Adolf Hitler definitely died in WW2 A group of French researchers claim Adolf Hitler definitely died in Berlin in 1945.
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A screenshot showing the researchers compromising an Uber VPN server (Image: supplied) A screenshot showing the researchers compromising an Uber VPN server (Image: supplied) The researchers also used the vulnerabilities to expose flaws in systems belonging to Twitter, said Tsai.
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While many researchers give companies time to fix problems before the researchers disclose them publicly, the tech firms can be slow to patch the flaws and attempt to muzzle researchers who want to inform the public about the security issues.
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Finding left researchers 'surprised' For the study, researchers reviewed 93 cancer drug uses for which accelerated approval was granted between 1992 and 423.
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The researchers looked at 47,540 women in the study who had kept in touch with researchers, as well as their combined 106,198 children.
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Later I found there are lots and lots of researchers (not even students, but university researchers) just like me, especially in developing countries.
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Close to 200 researchers and collaborators around the world have expressed interest in participating, Kelley says, ranging from institutional researchers to corporate scientists.
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He says that IBM researchers have managed to achieve the higher qubit number with low error rates, making them highly useful to researchers.
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At her lab, she and other researchers are studying the microbiome's link to the brain, a connection researchers call the gut-brain axis.
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Others have criticized Voatz's bounty program as onerous and hostile to researchers, which might explain why the MIT researchers did not take part.
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The researchers set about looking for a hypothesis that might explain why some researchers have found strong effects from fragmentation and others haven't.
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The researchers traced the commands all the way back to Thinkrace's cloud platform, which the researchers described as a common point of failure.
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"Twitter used to provide researchers at major universities with access to several APIs, but has withdrawn this and provides so little information on the sampling of existing APIs that researchers increasingly question its utility for even basic social science," the researchers point out.
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Also, the researchers did not evaluate the methodology trials, relying mostly on the reported results, and the researchers evaluated only publicly available FDA data.
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They self-reported their daily diets, which researchers noted can be unreliable; researchers also used biomarker data to determine actual amounts of dietary protein.
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One limitation of the study is that researchers relied on diagnoses by primary care providers to identify teens with ADHD, researchers note in Pediatrics.
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CrowdTangle for Academics and Researchers Yesterday I wrote about the balancing act Facebook has to do when researchers come seeking access to user data.
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The divide and conquer approach the Maluuba researchers took, however, proved too much for Ms. Pac-Man, and allowed researchers to complete the game.
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Researchers at Stanford and Duke will get first dibs on the data, which will then open up to other medical researchers after two years.
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Prowler researchers then won the Best Paper award at the International Conference on Machine Learning in June, alongside a paper submitted by Google researchers.
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Why it matters: Facebook has a long and complicated relationship with researchers, and particularly researchers who try to access its data for election research.
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While researchers from the Rhodium Group are part of the lab, it is a multi-institutional group that also includes researchers from several universities.
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But a number of the sites named by researchers were pulled offline shortly after the findings were disclosed, suggesting the researchers' conclusions are valid.
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To summarize the researchers' conclusions:¯\_(ツ)_/¯ To be fair, the researchers did posit some explanations, but they weren't willing to commit to a particular interpretation.
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The Duke researchers came out in favor of the drug, although other independent researchers thought that the pill should be abandoned because of safety concerns.
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According to the researchers, however, this is the first time that researchers have tried to predict this kind of anti-social speech before it happens.
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Malaysian researchers involved in the breakfast study say in one instance Nestlé requested a reference to their Healthy Kids Program, which the researchers agreed to.
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Shortly after, researchers at the Seattle Flu Study shared genomic data about his strain of the virus with other researchers on an "open science" site.
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In a new study, researchers discovered that the last field reversal took 22,000 years to complete -- much longer than anticipated or expected, the researchers said.
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Fu said researchers should abide by voluntary industry guidelines for vulnerability disclosures in which researchers typically give companies time to fix flaws before going public.
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Last year the researchers gave four IP addresses to the EI-ISAC that the researchers confirmed were connected to election infrastructure in Michigan and Florida.
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One limitation of the study is that researchers relied on women to accurately describe their eating habits in questionnaires, the researchers note in JAMA Oncology.
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Researchers collect data and make arguments, peer reviewers poke holes in the argument, the researchers respond, and it goes back and forth until consensus is reached.
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These restrictions are similar to the ones agreed upon (in principle) by researchers in the US. Formal guidelines for US researchers are expected later this year.
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"Granted, they hired many incredible talented researchers and security professionals — but still never really had a transparent mutually beneficial relationship with external independent researchers," said Wardle.
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That evening they dined in semiformal wear with researchers at the base's "Top of the World" officers' club, according to two researchers who were in attendance.
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Today's study, published in the journal Science, confirms a lot of what researchers suspected about the process, but also revealed data the researchers did not expect.
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Cigarette companies gave gifts to researchers, funded researchers, found ways to support them so they would cast doubt on research suggesting harm and push the uncertainty.
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But two years later, some researchers are finally reporting vulnerabilities to Apple, and the company has begun to award some researchers with bounties, Motherboard has learned.
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The researchers' findings "could be very significant," said Melanie Bergmann, a microplastics researchers at the Alfred Wegener Institute in Germany who wasn't involved with the paper.
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Mr Card's study suggested that reality may not agree with researchers' intuitions; Mr Borjas's paper shows that empirical results may depend on exactly where researchers look.
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The program, developed by researchers from the University of Chicago, builds on previous work from a group of Google researchers exploring how deep neural networks learn.
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In total, the researchers say they discovered 14 vulnerabilities across five different exploit chains, including one which was unpatched at the time the researchers discovered it.
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Security researchers are worried that the malicious code might have been taken from Hutchins's research or provided in good faith that he was helping other researchers.
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Many independent researchers have highlighted significant vulnerabilities within the election systems Kemp is responsible for, but rather than investigate the claims, Kemp has threatened the researchers.
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When researchers compared satellite maps that measured nitrogen oxide air pollutant trends between 2005-2009 with measurements taken between 2011-2015, the researchers found a glaring discrepancy.
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The researchers searched for signs of stars in binary systems with black holes in much the same way that some exoplanet researchers detect worlds around other stars.
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To help other researchers make the leap to the new techniques, researchers at JAX and elsewhere are working on new software to do the statistical heavy lifting.
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By contrast, "Chinese researchers seem to publish twice as many articles as the number they are peer reviewing, despite their willingness to peer review," the researchers wrote.
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Collins said the researchers also reached out to both campaigns with a list of questions designed to better help the researchers model the outcomes from the proposals.
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Researchers created malleable elastomers that heal themselves after getting cut; and at Stanford, researchers created soft robots that self-inflate, growing or shrinking to fit their surroundings.
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Swedish researchers also reported higher feelings of satiety in those drinking vinegar, though other researchers have attributed this effect to feelings of nausea from drinking the liquid.
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For example, in Peru and Colombia, around a third of natural science researchers are women, but they account for just a quarter of engineering and technology researchers.
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The White House has said that it plans to help A.I. researchers develop better artificial intelligence systems by making government data available to researchers to help them.
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Although not designed to evaluate disinfection methods, the researchers collected additional data from the sponge donors (a sample of 14 sponges, which the researchers concede was limited).
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Its researchers submit more patents than any other university on the list, and those patents are frequently cited by outside researchers in their own patents and papers.
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The researchers are unsure why COVID-19 infection is less common in children, and many do not display symptomsChildren had less severe COVID-19 overall compared to adults, and the researchers are unsure why that is, but the researchers suggested kids may, generally, be sheltered from the virus.
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Researchers still aren't sure why they scream Now that they've nailed down the bizarre noise, researchers (perhaps reeling from ear-splitting headaches) are left wondering -- what's its function?
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The ACLU researchers raised concerns over Rekognition, Amazon's facial recognition software suite, this past summer when they discovered what the researchers characterized as significant flaws in the product.
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The researchers write: A trio of researchers at Osaka University has now found a method for identifying and quantitatively evaluating facial movements on their android robot child head.
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Once researchers got access to one of the servers used by the group, the location data proved to be incriminating, leading researchers to a government building in Lebanon.
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University and corporate researchers who are crowdfunders will get first access to the data set: Academics will pay a $20 license fee and corporate researchers will pay $50.
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The new ears stayed intact as the researchers followed up with the children after surgery, but two of the cases showed slight distortion after surgery, the researchers said.
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The researchers said they initially had some trouble convincing other biologists that the idea would work, though, because researchers just aren't accustomed using enzymes to directly bind DNA together.
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The researchers singled out one scientist in their study — Crockford — whose work was cited as a primary source by about 80 percent of the contrarian websites the researchers studied.
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Researchers must obtain consent from participants and the work must undergo review by ethics boards both at the researchers' institutions and in countries where the research is being conducted.
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Rather than ignoring researchers' concerns until the technology is mature, as with nuclear weapons, governments should open dialogue with AI researchers to design regulations that balance practicality with security.
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There, researchers detected an underground "abnormality" that could be consistent with a mass grave, though the researchers warned it could be a "pauper's grave," the mayor said in 2018.
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Before researchers accounted for age and women's other medical problems, participants with sleep disorders were about 2.7 times more likely to experience infertility, researchers report in the journal Sleep.
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And the Ad Archive isn't exactly priority #1 at Facebook HQ. But when it returns results, researchers can trust that—[Researchers] found that identical searches often returned different resultsOh.
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These diseases top researchers' lists because they are usually caused by a single, clearly defined mutation, giving researchers an obvious target to cut out or replace with functional DNA.
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The researchers didn't put any malware on the sticks, but had left an HTML file that contained an image allowing the researchers to detect when a file was opened.
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Researchers around the world were still trying to make sense of all this when suddenly, last week, the British researchers proclaimed that they were set to start their research.
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Researchers surveyed Researchers found that the men who reported only kissing or sex with kissing had higher instances of throat gonorrhea than men who only reported sex without kissing.
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Right after the presidential election, researchers requested that the Facebook users in that group install an app that shared their Facebook data, including political and religious views, with researchers.
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The researchers say the Flame and Stuxnet discoveries are possible thanks to new tools and investigative techniques that have only become available to researchers in the last few years.
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AMD announced plans Tuesday to release patches to mitigate all of the security issues announced by an upstart team of researchers — including one the researchers speculated would be unpatchable.
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One big challenge for deepfake researchers is that, as with all AI work, researchers need numerous examples of deepfakes in order to "train" a system to spot doctored videos.
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The disease modeler who conducted the survey, Thomas McAndrew, said he didn't ask researchers to account for social-distancing measures in their models, but researchers still had the option.
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The coalition has grown to include researchers all over the United States—clinicians and bench researchers, all on regular conference calls and email chains—laying out what they'd need.
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In it, researchers examined six previously collected data sets so researchers could better understand how narcissistic traits vary among generations, and how levels of narcissism change as people age.
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The researchers noted that while Facebook's relatively closed APIs give its users more privacy, it makes it tougher for researchers to help Facebook accomplish goals such as reducing bullying.
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As you might have guessed, the simple answer is: it's an inside joke, with researchers naming AI models after Muppets because other researchers have named AI models after Muppets.
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An itch their beaks couldn't scratch Researchers observed two puffins -- one in Wales, one on an Icelandic island (where researchers planted a camera) -- using a stick to scratch themselves.
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Macron invited U.S. researchers, and soon other non-French climate researchers, to compete for the opportunity to conduct their work at French institutions like La Sorbonne or Paris-Saclay.
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The reasons for delays and non-publication vary, from researchers' lack of interest in reporting negative results — the infamous "file drawer problem" — to constraints on the time of researchers.
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To search through this treasure trove of astronomical data, researchers at Google trained a neural network on 15,000 examples of exoplanet data that had been labeled by NASA researchers.
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Meetings and conferences are a main source of networking for researchers from around the country, so skipping these events can represent a huge loss of opportunity, especially for young researchers.
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The data sets used by the researchers came from people primarily of European descent, but researchers contrasted European results with a study of depression and genetics in Han Chinese population.
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The big picture: The Oxford researchers also highlighted the ways in which Facebook, Google and Twitter had made it difficult for the Senate panel and researchers to study the campaign.
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Another limitation is that researchers used hospital administrative records to identify dementia cases, and it's possible the condition might have been recorded when patients had multiple medical problems, researchers note.
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On Monday, Google AI researchers along with healthcare researchers published research showing that they've successfully trained a deep learning algorithm to detect lung cancer with a 94.4 percent success rate.
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One from Berkeley researchers found widespread COPPA non-compliance; the other, by University of Michigan researchers, found children's play experience was often completely interrupted and undermined by aggressive marketing tactics.
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Had outside researchers been able to see and the system Facebook created to catch these ads, those researchers could have spotted this problem and ended the mechanism for discrimination sooner.
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A trend that breaks with many researchers' predictions Some researchers have expected rates of new dementia cases to go up over the years — a result of an increasingly aging population.
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"The results of clinical trials are being routinely and legally withheld from doctors, researchers, and patients," the researchers wrote on an accompanying website, where you can explore their data yourself.
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Four days before the release, however, when the company provided the researchers with details of the fix, the researchers quickly realized that the patch didn't address all of the vulnerabilities.
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Some medical studies have been delayed or canceled because researchers can no longer acquire fetal tissue samples from their usual suppliers, who have grown concerned about the investigation, researchers said.
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The study proves, the researchers said, that using antiretroviral therapy to suppress the AIDS virus to undetectable levels also means it cannot be passed on via sex, the researchers said.
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Study is small and limited, researchers say The researchers cautioned that their findings are preliminary and based on a single transmission event, which might not represent the population at large.
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Previously, researchers thought the only way to avoid quantum computing errors was to implement an additional software algorithm that corrected the errors—algorithms that researchers are still working to develop.
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The researchers focused on world-class performers because those athletes would have been running or swimming strenuously for years, presumably exaggerating any differential effects of their training, the researchers reasoned.
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In July, researchers at the Allen Institute for Artificial Intelligence called for researchers to publish details of the energy efficiency of their algorithms, to help address this looming environmental problem.
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LinkedIn Will Allow Economics Researchers to Mine Its Data LinkedIn is giving approved researchers access to anonymized data to help them study the economy, Jeremy Kahn reports: The initiative, called the LinkedIn Economic Graph Program, is an expansion of an earlier collaboration with outside economics researchers that the company created in 2015.
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Researchers in South Africa begin the largest HIV/AIDS vaccine clinical trial ever Researchers in South Africa begin the largest HIV/AIDS vaccine clinical trial ever This segment originally aired Dec.
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When researchers try to simulate their formation, dwarf galaxies typically turn out too dense in their centers, unless researchers assume that dark matter particles interact with one another via dark forces.
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When the researchers injected extra GRP into the rodents' SCNs, the mice scratched vigorously for an hour, even when they didn't see another mouse itching, the researchers wrote in the study.
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According to Planned Parenthood, few affiliates have had arrangements to provide tissue from aborted fetuses to researchers or companies that acquire tissue for researchers, partly because of the potential for controversy.
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In the very first stages, three years ago, the researchers spent a lot of time imaging Burkhart's brain as he visualized performing hand motions that the researchers projected on a screen.
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The timing of the two events is pretty tantalizing for researchers The evidence the researchers found are tiny glassy spheres, known as spherules, inside ocean rocks along the US East Coast.
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After they notified Intel about the unfixed flaws in advance of Tuesday's patch release, the company asked the researchers to remain silent until it could produce another patch, the researchers said.
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Its researchers submit more patents than 74 out of the 75 top-ranked universities in the region, and outside researchers frequently cite KAIST inventions in their own patents and research papers.
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RESEARCHERS SAY THOUSANDS OF FACEBOOK USERS AFFECTED BY MALWARE: Cybersecurity researchers believe that hackers have compromised tens of thousands of Facebook accounts by creating a fake painting app on the platform.
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Any company that has a large contingent of AI researchers I think needs to do this, because those researchers will want to know how their technology is going to be used.
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One drawback of the study, however, is that researchers lacked data on a history of depression, which can increase the risk of this mood disorder developing in the future, researchers note.
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Katie Moussouris, the security researchers who essentially invented the concept of bug bounties more than 10 years ago while she was at Microsoft, believes Apple is giving researchers the wrong incentives.
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While Dr. Harden and other researchers on human behavior hailed the study for revealing something new about nature and nurture, researchers who study animals recalled familiar echoes in their own work.
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In a collaboration by the state and researchers, Medicaid coverage was randomly extended to some low-income adults and not to others, and researchers have been tracking the consequences ever since.
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The researchers are hoping their mini-car, which comes out of a larger project called "F1tenth" (get it?), will become the go-to open source platform for autonomous vehicle researchers worldwide.
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Researchers eliminate H.I.V. from infected mice Researchers in the United States say they have eliminated H.I.V. from infected mice for the first time, marking yet another promising step toward a cure.
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The risk reduction with exercise was similar when researchers only looked at adults 75 and older, as well as when researchers looked only at people with a high risk for falls.
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The results were a surprise – even to the researchers.
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Most researchers cautiously lean toward "yes" — despite the unknowns.
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The researchers describe the project in the latest issue of Science, and, with the help of researchers at UC Santa Cruz, they've made an interactive version of the atlas freely available online.
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In February another group of researchers showed they could reproduce a machine learning system with about 80 percent accuracy compared with the near-100 percent success of the Cornell and EPLF researchers.
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While researchers have made the link between narcotics and deforestation in the past, researchers say this is one of the first times that cocaine's specific role in climate change has been articulated.
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If they had taken advantage of access to the product through Voatz' bug bounty program, Voatz said, the researchers would have found a much more secure system than what the researchers encountered.
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The headlines heralding that Dunedin Study researchers have created an early-warning system for criminals aren't just wrong—they could impact, say, whether those researchers get precious funding dollars in the future.
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The researchers obtained the data in the system on children 285.1 to 269.6 years old whose cause of death was suicide; this resulted in 25 suicides that researchers then examined and analyzed.
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Facebook also announced earlier today that it would inject another €10 million to support 40 PhD researchers instead of 10, and double the team of researchers and engineers, from 30 to 60.
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When the researchers asked 84 college students to identify which of their classmates qualified as friends, the researchers found that in half the cases, those labeled friends failed to reciprocate the designation.
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With enough phones networked together, researchers hope they can build a kind of distributed seismograph, stitching together thousands of rough readings into a more comprehensive data source than researchers have ever had.
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If no axion is found, researchers may have to fundamentally revise some of their theories of dark matter—but the ADMX researchers remain confident that they're on the cusp of a breakthrough.
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In the study, researchers exposed one group of its 634 student participants to sexual stimuli (a meta-horny move by the researchers, IMO), and the other group to neutral, non-sexual stimuli.
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Researchers found that when Norway created a friction on innovation—abandoning the "professor's privilege" that allowed university researchers to commercialize ideas without permission from their institution—commercialization rates fell by 50 percent.
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In a 2010 study, researchers at Washington State University and the Desert Research Institute had college students play a computer game with four other players, who were really manipulations by the researchers.
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The researchers said the anti-GMO effort was part of Russia's push to grow its own agricultural sector, which is the country's second-largest industry behind oil and gas, the researchers noted.
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Also, the researchers only used pictures of labiaplasty patients, so it's possible their images aren't representative of people who don't seek the procedures, though the researchers didn't mention this potential confounding factor.
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Another limitation is that researchers relied on children and parents to accurately recall and report on kids' abilities before they got hurt, and those perceptions might not always be accurate, researchers note.
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And it's possible that Chinese researchers already solved some of these procedural questions for getting and giving plasma—the group is working on translating the protocol used by researchers in China too.
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Researchers suspect ketamine may be cut into MDMADrug use is common at EDM festivals, so the researchers decided to survey New York City festival-goers about their recreational use, focusing on ketamine.
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The researchers said the code suggests the implant could be installed in a similar way using Facebook Messenger, and messaging apps WeChat and QQ, but failed to work in the researchers' testing.
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Benchling started out with free software for researchers to replace notebooks with an electronic records management system and a digital model of molecules that could be collaboratively updated by a team of researchers.
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Once it became clear that social media platforms played a key role in the election, researchers from both reports said, tech companies did as little as they could to comply with researchers' requests.
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Facebook's Ad Archive API is Inadequate Mozilla researchers say Facebook's ad archive API isn't sufficient for researchers to understand what's happening on the platform: The fact is, the API doesn't provide necessary data.
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It's because of this variation that, even if big data researchers make their systems better able to recognize subtleties of meaning, these systems will still produce results with which other researchers find issue.
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A widely used infusion pump can be remotely hijacked, say researchers Researchers at healthcare security firm CyberMDX found two vulnerabilities in the Alaris Gateway Workstation, developed by medical device maker Becton Dickinson. 7.
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Researchers&apos Attempt to Find Even One Pristine Spot on Earth Ends in Total FailureAn exhaustive attempt by researchers to find a single untouched space on planet Earth has yielded…Read more Read
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This time, the researchers will gather their own data using, in part, an app created using Apple's ResearchKit, a software platform that aims to help researchers recruit iOS users to participate in studies.
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The discovery will help researchers learn more about the "lost ecosystem, the lost world" to which the creatures belonged, Stanley said, and it may help researchers learn more about the creatures' modern relatives.
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Now researchers, using one genetic sequencing technique to do their analysis and then another to "proof read" it, have provided researchers with the tools to study and manipulate the genes of the axolotl.
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In total, posts from Instagram accounts linked to the I.R.A. received nearly 2000 million likes during the two-year period reviewed by the researchers, and about four million comments, according to the researchers.
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The researchers, or, actually the 24 research assistants that the researchers make a point of thanking in their paper in Current Biology, observed the South African mongooses and gathered data over several years.
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Researchers have yet to rule out the possibility that the virus could be transmitted from person to person and virologists around the world are now studying its genome sequence shared by Chinese researchers.
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According to facial recognition researchers, the U.S. government, along with researchers and corporations, regularly and non-consensually use the images of immigrants, abused children, and dead people to test their facial recognition programs.
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Security researchers warned Tuesday that some AMD processors contain "critical" vulnerabilities, as well as backdoors that the researchers claimed were put in place in systems outsourced to a third-party manufacturer by AMD.
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The researchers were testing the collision between two popular models.
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The second was designed to steal cryptocurrency, the researchers said.
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The researchers "did a phenomenal job," a genetics expert said.
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Six patients with the infection were identified by the researchers.
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Researchers gave a survey to 474 astronomers and planetary scientists.
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Its taken researchers 10 years to produce biosourced synthetic elastomers.
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The U.N. researchers also reported gender differences in drug use.
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All told, its researchers have recorded 1,733 exonerations since 1989.
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All that data will probably keep researchers busy for awhile.
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Instead, most researchers examine people's behaviors for evidence of confidence.
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The researchers have filed a patent application for the technology.
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But the researchers found few such gains in other regions.
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Clarity will be especially important for graduate researchers, she says.
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The researchers have identified 11 novels being used for material.
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The researchers are now anxiously waiting for its possible return.
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Researchers Eve Bower and Lisa Rose contributed to this article.
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Adjusting for this shift, researchers found sales dropped 38% overall.
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Researchers working inside the the El Sidrón cave in Spain.
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Researchers have even more questions about these "puffy" cosmic objects.
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But that's where the poem could help, the researchers claim.
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The researchers also looked at the size of cholesterol particles.
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The University of Florida researchers should be ashamed of themselves.
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The researchers published their story today in the journal Science.
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At least researchers see very little repair of the matrix.
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In other, words, the researchers didn't examine the specimens themselves.
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New Horizons researchers anticipated a monotonous world battered by craters.
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" The researchers named it Elektorornis chenguangi, which means "amber bird.
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Will it agree to make this material available for researchers?
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The researchers hope to apply the approach to human infants.
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The body, the researchers speculate, was quickly buried in mud.
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Johnson takes issue with researchers' characterization of the peyote crisis.
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Trained researchers are then doing the more detailed excavation work.
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How researchers word questions critically affects the end empirical results.
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Researchers are learning new information about the virus every day.
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The researchers published their results today in the journal Microbiome.
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The 74 groups researchers detected boasted a cumulative 385,000 members.
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The researchers surveyed anonymous pilots between April and December 2015.
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Sorry I got mad, and my apologies to the researchers.
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The researchers probably couldn't have guessed some of the culprits.
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Videos have long been a challenge for machine learning researchers.
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So far, researchers have managed to fight off the attacks.
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The finger, the Australian researchers concluded, was 88,2100 years old.
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The researchers then overlap the beams to trap both atoms.
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This time around, researchers flipped typical experiments on their head.
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The researchers believe they're the first to have done this.
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First, the researchers only asked about experiences with sexual intercourse.
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Even the best researchers can get tangled up in them.
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The researchers classified these species into a genus called Stylolophus.
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First, researchers isolated the mitochondrial DNA, and later, the nuclear.
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Researchers also lacked data on why combo pills were prescribed.
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The researchers believe that the early Neanderthals migrated to Siberia.
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Researchers say we're enjoying a "Golden Age" of exoplanet discovery.
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At the outset, researchers collected urine samples for iodine analysis.
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This wasn't enough for the researchers to identify the species.
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That last bit provided some interesting insights for the researchers.
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The researchers shone negatives in order to create the images.
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Without telling participants to be dishonest, the researchers switched incentives.
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That's not easy to answer, but researchers have some clues.
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Personalized learning more generally has seen early validation from researchers.
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Which, as the researchers themselves admit, was a bit werid.
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The researchers' results will be published in Astronomy and Astrophysics.
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Worried, the researchers had to beg for yet more time.
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The researchers published their work in the journal ACS Nano.
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"Ultimately, I wish the researchers didn't do it," he said.
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Researchers also lacked data on physician and nurse staffing levels.
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Researchers also looked into drug use, with cocaine a focus.
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Researchers everywhere are looking to improve all of these aspects.
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The estimate is widely used by international organizations and researchers.
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To do this researchers at Carnegie Mellon and DeepMotion, Inc.
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To cool the particle down, researchers used a laser beam.
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Researchers have to be persistent and methodical in their search.
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Researchers have instead been using halogen lights inside the lab.
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Here, researchers could freely access the malware to analyze it.
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To counteract this effect, the researchers looked for scientific parallels.
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It's sort of like Scratch for robots, say the researchers.
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The researchers also surveyed subjects on their attitudes toward robots.
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The researchers who found it think it's a year old.
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Ignoring the moratorium, Chinese researchers proceeded to experiment twice more.
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Researchers showed 50 participants two different and unpleasant narrated slideshows.
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The researchers wouldn't do things like rugby matches or concerts.
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However, this event was not like the others, researchers said.
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Surrounding the researchers are the tools key to their work.
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Researchers believed dementia is primarily connected to longer life expectancy.
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As it turns out, researchers have studied this exact topic.
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Criminalizing crucial parts of researchers jobs could cause unintended harm.
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However, there is no consensus among researchers on the subject.
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Researchers say shutting them down could undermine U.S. national security.
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But after a closer look, researchers realized FRBs are unique.
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Researchers discovered HIV, the virus that causes AIDS, in 22010.
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OpenAI's researchers admit that they're unable to fully answer this.
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Researchers estimate the median overall survival will be 14.8 months.
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Well, researchers at Yale and Oxford may have done so.
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Preliminary findings can also lead researchers to the wrong conclusions.
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The researchers demonstrate it using footage of Trump and Obama.
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The researchers found that freshwater marshes had the largest effect.
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Engineers and researchers at universities in Texas have workable plans.
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Researchers were looking for molecules that shared codeine's molecular structure.
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We are independent researchers, and we promote an interdisciplinary approach.
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Researchers refer to files valid on different formats as polyglots.
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The concept has been used by researchers for wildlife conservation.
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Researchers largely put the onus on tighter bank lending standards.
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But another team of Israeli researchers have found promising results.
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Some researchers have countered that lncRNAs evolve differently than proteins.
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First off, researchers agree that they evolved from ancient wolves.
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We're guessing security researchers will independently verify that claim soon.
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They're practiced by many legitimate researchers and computer system testers.
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"Researchers then have to add all these asterisks," Walch says.
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One in 10 U.S. adults use cannabis, the researchers note.
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"Gay faces tended to be gender atypical," the researchers said.
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Researchers have since discovered two new variations of the ransomware.
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From these the researchers produced hundreds of new inbred lines.
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Revaccination could help restore the child's immunity, the researchers said.
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Parker wants the researchers to lead the charge, not institutions.
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But increasingly researchers are finding the chemicals in the air.
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Whatever it ends up looking like, it's thrilling for researchers.
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The terrain is frozen, steep and mountainous, researchers reported back.
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Many researchers have warned that adversarial examples have dangerous potential.
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But the delays came at a cost to some researchers.
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A portable implementation of the system created by the researchers.
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The researchers also wanted a chance to check Einstein's work.
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Other researchers are also working on a possible Zika vaccine.
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Do you have questions for the researchers behind this study?
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The evidence continued to gather, but many researchers remained skeptical.
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Researchers also worry about controlling pollution by adding more chemicals.
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Researchers believe Spectre is more difficult to exploit than Meltdown.
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Traditional circumcisers told researchers they had cut thousands of girls.
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Researchers estimated it could have affected more than 382,000 people.
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According to researchers, ObamaCare helped more children obtain health coverage.
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The researchers' findings have been published in Nature Ecology & Evolution.
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Researchers spent February and part of March collecting the insects.
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And yes, there's video of the researchers swallowing the Lego.
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There's also a handful of researchers focusing on lucid dreaming.
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Unfortunately, many researchers took that theory and ran with it.
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Another complaint by researchers involved in Colombia BIO is money.
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In some cancers, researchers have made a lot of progress.
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That presents an immediate and obvious challenge to the researchers.
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The researchers can't definitively explain why this is the case.
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Researchers estimate that adherents number in the tens of thousands.
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Last year, Microsoft researchers smashed a homomorphic encryption speed barrier.
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The researchers then asked participants to identify the fake ones.
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Tick. Climate researchers drilling cores deep into the Antarctic icecap?
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The researchers created the avatars to have different BMI levels.
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Increasingly, scientists prefer researchers preregister all their analyses in advance.
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The company has stated it will hire "dozens" of researchers.
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And researchers don't always have the raw materials they require.
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The researchers even expect some interesting archeological applications as well.
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For researchers and public health officials, that's a scary prospect.
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Researchers are working on retrieving it to study the data.
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Researchers are already using the algorithm to improve advanced prosthetics.
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The researchers have an explanation for why this happens, too.
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Researchers found a cuppa can boost creative brain power. 16.
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In the future, researchers hope to shrink it even further.
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Researchers have to extrapolate from the number of nests observed.
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The researchers studied a group of closely related great tits.
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The researchers still don't know much about the new species.
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CRISPR DNA editing may cause serious genetic damage, researchers warn
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The researchers considered one intentional overdose of acetaminophen possibly related.
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As a result, researchers are missing out on that data.
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When these facts were revealed by security researchers and Sen.
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And many researchers said this trial provides potentially helpful insight.
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The study was done by Johns Hopkins researchers, he said.
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The researchers hope to publish their findings later this year.
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The researchers still need to iron out a few problems.
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Researchers are therefore developing ways of switching off gene drives.
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The chip is actually functioning better than the researchers expected.
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But the researchers still have some kinks to iron out.
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The samples researchers analyzed are old and therefore pretty degraded.
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But instead, researchers have discovered the world's oldest fish hooks.
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Researchers in the United Kingdom are trying to find out.
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The Cambridge researchers approached the question from a different angle.
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Over time, the researchers explain, it only gets more effective.
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Some researchers worry it could plateau early and fall short.
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There are also several other researchers working on similar approaches.
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This time, however, the researchers counted both groups of birds.
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The researchers had a year of data on 147 women.
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For the researchers, these types of portrayals are deeply troubling.
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The researchers believe there is commercial potential for the project.
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What's really clever, though, is what the researchers did next.
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One particular simulation jumped out at the researchers as plausible.
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CMU researchers were testing autonomous vehicles before Google even existed.
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Autism researchers are working to unpack those subtle gender differences.
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Researchers are also experimenting with new uses for existing pharmaceuticals.
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Researchers were able to determine this because of its velocity.
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Researchers have seen similar events in 2002, 2007 and 2012.
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The researchers weren't expecting the diverse origins of the men.
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The researchers' work has been published this week in Science.
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They can also be found in drinking water, researchers noted.
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The researchers published their results today in the journal Nature.
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Eremets thought that the Harvard researchers' pressure measurements were unreliable.
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These realistic faces are the work of researchers from Nvidia.
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Researchers say more studies are needed to prove the connection.
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S. imagery was found in the code, researchers have said.
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Overall, the researchers examined the records of nearly 11,113 children.
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The researchers point to Mars and Venus as potential examples.
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NYU researchers held similar clinical trials around the same time.
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None of the data was encrypted, the researchers told TechCrunch.
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Researchers can remotely control it from outside of the body.
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The researchers themselves tested eight different drugs on the VLPs.
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The Salk researchers appear to be overstating it a bit.
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So researchers are looking for ways to stop this happening.
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Researchers have found that germs do not travel far underground.
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Among researchers, the term neibu ("internal") is used a lot.
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Researchers withheld the name of the airport for confidentiality reasons.
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Without these measures, rsync is publicly accessible, the researchers said.
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Researchers randomly placed 489 Texas eighth graders in three sections.
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We asked three researchers: why is there sex at all?
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Since the 1980s, however, researchers have been pondering an alternative.
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The results aligned with the researchers' initial assumptions, Lyoo said.
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That's basically what the Stanford researchers were able to show.
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So far, researchers mostly have circumstantial evidence of a link.
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And that's exactly what researchers are trying to gather now.
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GAO researchers found the Social Security Administration's website lacking too.
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Jockers are researchers ostensibly without judgment, but their giddy register
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According to the researchers, it also likely boasted toxic compounds.
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But what did the researchers discover in the chord experiment?
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Researchers recently discovered clean water ice just below Mars' surface.
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These slices will also be made available to future researchers.
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In 2015, Cummings and fellow researchers ran their own test.
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According to researchers, clothing affects people's mental processes and perceptions.
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The researchers used a rose because of its woody tissue.
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The red dots represent the basins analyzed by the researchers.
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Danish researchers in2012 and 2014 concluded much of the same.
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Researchers say their data will remain open to public access.
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Researchers conducted tests for viruses and bacteria, but found nothing.
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Until recently, researchers didn't think Zika was all that worrisome.
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Geography played an interesting role as well, the researchers note.
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Physicians and researchers note that the trackers aren't medical devices.
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The tagging allowed the researchers to stimulate just these cells.
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Researchers assume that this data offers a window into reality.
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The results came as a surprise even to the researchers.
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In return, the researchers are richly rewarded for their findings.
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That should motivate more researchers out there to keep looking.
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But as the researchers say, the promise is much greater.
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Read More: Why Artificial Intelligence Researchers Love 'Super Mario Bros.
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The researchers all advised against taking antibiotics unless absolutely necessary.
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Plenty of reputable gynecologists and women's health researchers are men.
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Researchers tracked 176 patients and their caregivers for five years.
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But to stop them, researchers first have to study them.
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For one, researchers might want remote access to their robots.
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Researchers and companies are going to want relevant, "interesting" genomes.
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That is much shallower than what researchers have shown before.
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Yet researchers have long wondered how bioluminescence came to be.
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Researchers looked for 14 commonly used antibiotics in their samples.
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Researchers haven't yet figured out how to do these calculations.
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But when the researchers dug deeper, they found something else.
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Previously, researchers believed family structure was important in prehistoric societies.
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Those concerns notwithstanding, the researchers found some rather compelling associations.
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In 2016, researchers at the Cahokia Mounds near Collinsville, Ill.
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To this end the researchers are casting their net wide.
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In some cases, this even aids the scientists and researchers.
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Researchers examined data 296,214 infants born from 22019 to 2015.
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Its customers are patients, physicians, life sciences companies and researchers.
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All those companies want to hire the best AI researchers.
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Ben Kenward was one of the researchers on the study.
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The electrons mostly followed the same patterns that researchers predicted.
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Researchers no longer think of obesity as a personal failing.
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In her tweet, she referenced an article citing Harvard researchers.
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Sexuality researchers also took an interest in the sapiosexual phenomenon.
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Other neural net researchers encountered similar problems at the time.
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It's here that the researchers discovered a new molecular process.
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Other clinical researchers wouldn't hesitate to encourage people to volunteer.
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Nor have other researchers independently verified the discovery just yet.
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This time around, researchers tried to further optimize the process.
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For years, researchers have been trying to find the answer.
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The median duration of response was 10.8 months, researchers reported.
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Researchers said the link between racism and health is significant.
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Well, researchers also found that rates of extreme speeding increased.
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Researchers are working on ways to clean money between transactions.
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A team of sleep researchers think they might know why.
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Now, with CRISPR, xenotransplantation seems even closer to researchers' grasp.
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And the fight right now looks promising, cancer researchers say.
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To fight dangerous deepfakes, researchers put together a smarter camera.
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On average, researchers followed each woman for about 18 years.
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Some researchers have questioned whether the study findings are significant.
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Ads seen by 37 million people, according to the researchers.
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Does that count as doping, as some researchers have suggested?
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That's why researchers have been working on developing a vaccine.
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The researchers had data on 4,746 mother and child pairs.
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Gun researchers are accustomed to cynical resistance from the NRA.
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Researchers said it's not entirely clear how these stereotypes form.
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Ultimately, researchers uncovered remains belonging to at least 27 people.
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Meanwhile, researchers monitored participants' calorie intake and analyzed blood samples.
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But the idea didn't sound right to two gun researchers.
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The researchers divided 100 adult psoriasis patients into two groups.
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Different fields, even different researchers, identify intelligence in disparate terms.
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The experiment was later repeated by other researchers in Tanzania.
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We actually built in pauses so researchers could check stuff.
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The researchers published their findings in a report this week.
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But some researchers have taken a run at the question.
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The researchers were awarded a $100,000 grant for their research.
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Researchers know that Zika is transmitted principally by infected mosquitoes.
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But the researchers did make one advance towards this goal.
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The malware itself, according to the researchers, is pretty rudimentary.
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The researchers studied 675 kids under age 18 with NAFLD.
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Of course security researchers will want to audit the code.
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This is exactly what the researchers from Carnegie Mellon did.
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Researchers quickly came up with the meanings behind the names.
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Fat intake went up when kids skipped breakfast, researchers found.
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The researchers have urged authorities to treat affected wells accordingly.
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The researchers then disclose those soft spots through Synack's platform.
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For the longer term, some researchers have more radical ambitions.
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Other researchers said the attackers had impersonated other official bodies.
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Researchers then measured blood chemistry markers to indicate stress levels.
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The researchers who recently described the animal thought so, too.
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Air Force researchers partnered with Dynetics, an Alabama engineering firm.
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Dell Secureworks researchers find security flaws in two keyless locks.
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It was just peculiar enough to be noticed by researchers.
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And its orbit was the main reason researchers noticed it.
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Are there researchers or popular science writers you especially admire?
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Researchers followed the women for an average of nine years.
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Researchers found 526 goldfish over three surveys in these estuaries.
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Then the researchers implanted the new bone in each pig.
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Researchers haven't been certain about how to curb the trend.
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Next, the researchers formally defined politeness strategies for the algorithm.
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The researchers identified 60 factors that could influence microbiome diversity.
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The researchers even went into people's feelings about specific characters.
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But independent researchers of the region say that's not true.
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The researchers ultimately found that the studies' results were inconsistent.
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And recently, some researchers made a breakthrough with this technique.
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But the researchers found that these commands can be manipulated.
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The researchers behind the study have created an interactive map.
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In total, researchers looked at data from 28,213 survey respondents.
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" Another possible bottleneck is what the researchers called "search limits.
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The researchers asked survivors how often they reminisced and why.
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However, researchers don't look at this as a smoking gun.
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The researchers found that without OCT4, this blastocyst couldn't form.
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Today, researchers believe they are they stored in 48 facilities.
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Researchers also didn't know whether injuries were intentional or accidental.
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But the Princeton researchers note that this isn't quite right.
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Now, researchers have given the tree of life another overhaul.
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The researchers injected gadolinium, a contrast agent, into their bloodstreams.
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Other researchers have highlighted additional dysfunctionalities brought about by ETFs.
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The researchers discovered similar patterns for both women and men.
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The healthiest group is also the smallest, the researchers say.
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The reading room was quiet and crowded with other researchers.
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In the current study, researchers examined data on 657,461 children.
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The researchers can only theorize about reasons for their findings.
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Adults played no significant part in the exercise, researchers said.
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Researchers found that Minnesota had the highest percentage of non-.
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Not laying eggs provided advantages to Dinocephalosaurus, the researchers said.
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Researchers say the blast was likely caused by nuclear activity.
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Researchers assigned 10 elementary schools to one of four groups.
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Environmentalists and researchers say humans are probably behind the surge.
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The researchers suggest a number of reasons for the increases.
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The supply of fetal tissue for researchers is drying up.
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Researchers analyzed the answers from 68,000 people in 180 countries.
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But some researchers have wondered whether that wash was enough.
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Medical researchers and academics are applauding New York's restrictive approach.
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Researchers are now focused on two promising types of immunotherapy.
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Blood cancer researchers have made tremendous progress in recent decades.
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Despite academic fade, researchers have found advantages from Head Start.
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Researchers interviewed 85033,001 registered voters between June 9 and 12.
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Then the researchers gave the babies toys to play with.
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In 2015, researchers studied House partisanship from 1949 to 2011.
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Community norms play a major role, the tax researchers theorized.
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Researchers also didn't examine the health outcomes associated with vaping.
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Specifically, the researchers found acetals in Juul's creme brûlee pods.
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Researchers didn't see any adverse reactions or dangerous side effects.
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After their researchers assessed the flaw, the company alerted DHS.
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Researchers admit that wild mustelids can be maddening to study.
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The researchers found 592 genetic variants across the 54 people.
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The researchers studied 189 adults born between 1977 and 1982.
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For instance, among Radiesse injections, the researchers found that only .
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Danish researchers tracked 116,550 men and women over seven years.
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The researchers recommend incrementally adding fish to a child's diet.
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Going on a short walk amplifies creativity, Stanford researchers found.
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The researchers, contemplating a genuine trial, needed a new subject.
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That's where the technology from the MIT researchers comes in.
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Researchers worry that Starlink satellites could mess with that data.
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Before, researchers had only partial fossils, notably missing the skull.
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"We conclude that ExxonMobil misled the public," the researchers write.
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"Collectors are fantastic researchers; they seek us out," says John.
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Researchers are working to bring heath hens back from extinction.
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Researchers say a foreign government is likely behind the defect.
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Even by the researchers' own measure, it's an unusual study.
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Researchers associate physical performance with over 200 different genetic variations.
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Researchers say it's 20 times more accurate than existing techniques.
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For years, researchers have attempted to adjudicate between two possibilities.
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"Some researchers weren't sure it was possible," Berger told Gizmodo.
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"That's a gauntlet that's in front of researchers," she says.
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Researchers constructed this 6,000 person family tree using graph theory.
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It's also important to understand what those researchers are saying.
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Manchester researchers have long discussed graphene's potential role in wearables.
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Congratulations to those scientists and researchers who are fighting back.
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The researchers turned that flaw over to Apple for patching.
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It's taken researchers 10 years to produce biosourced synthetic elastomers.
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That leaves researchers and universities offering classes in uncharted waters.
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Researchers examined data on 3,730 petroleum industry workers in China.
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The researchers provided a chart for some of their findings.
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He and his researchers came up with some odd findings.
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But here's the good news: Researchers want to get better.
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The discovery of an extra bright supernova has baffled researchers.
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Emmanuel Macron said American climate researchers are welcome in France.
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Next up, the researchers want to scale up their operations.
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Researchers have found that increased exposure leads to impulse buys.
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In Canada, many researchers are frustrated in terms of grants.
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Researchers followed half of them for at least 3.4 years.
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This, according to the researchers, is an invitation for sabotage.
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Researchers had already found this mutation in dogs and cattle.
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But the researchers didn't just take patients' word for this.
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Most researchers say they are happy to engage in discussion.
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But the researchers stress that there's no time to waste.
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Researchers say that they don't know why the drop happened.
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Yes, but the raw data is limited, the researchers note.
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The researchers, however, argue that iMessage should be completely rewritten.
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Now, the researchers are turning their attention to brain disorders.
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The researchers propose several ways the module could do this.
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Researchers at the University of Colorado may have the answer.
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Specifically, researchers were interested in personal accounts over general musings.
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Researchers also gave everyone the classic Big 5 personality test.
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Researchers used a wide range of estimates for the SCC.
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"I'm on drug court for 18 months," she told researchers.
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It educates a dispersed cohort of researchers about new discoveries.
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The researchers requested 33 quotes for coverage and received 464.
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In a paper published Tuesday in Optica, researchers from Internet.
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The potential harm from pesticides, however, has drawn researchers' attention.
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Researchers had known that seven planets were orbiting the star.
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This was a surprise to researchers, according to Dr. Kracht.
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The researchers studied 250 identical twins and 280 fraternal twins.
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Researchers tested popular models from all the major tech firms.
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U.S. researchers called on the WHO to take swift action.
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Researchers use PIPETS to suck up samples of chemical solutions.
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For decades, though, researchers have shunned the study of psychedelics.
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Researchers at the University of Glasgow decided to find out.
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In Britain, researchers were doing similar work through different means.
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Researchers suggest that R.E.M. sleep serves to warm the brain.
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The researchers don't yet have totals for Republicans and Democrats.
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In China, researchers also found evidence of early hominin occupation.
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On social media, many researchers have hailed the study's rigor.
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The researchers could not pinpoint the cause of these differences.
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In the era before cheap DNA sequencing, researchers studied families.
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The researchers believe Wonderchicken was a kind of tropical shorebird.
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Then the researchers simply compared their performance on each task.
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For many women, the researchers show, stopping work was unplanned.
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Researchers say undiagnosed cases fueled the rapid spread in China.
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Now, though, researchers see the start of a new era.
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Researchers acknowledge that this work is still in its infancy.
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I asked researchers about other policy ideas for reducing violence.
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But the researchers have thrown in a few interesting wrinkles.
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We, as researchers, have a hard time fully understanding it.
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So that's something researchers are still trying to nail down.
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The researchers found a big difference between the two trials.
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The researchers offered two explanations for the increase in assaults.
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There are a few likely reasons for this, researchers note.
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Other researchers are tackling the plastics problem in different ways.
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HarrisX researchers surveyed 290 registered independent voters online between Aug.
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With FUNIT, researchers are trying to fill that imagination gap.
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The researchers refer to this combination as a nanoparticle supersoap.
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This week, internet security researchers woke up to disturbing news.
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So how do sex researchers manage to get good data?
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So the researchers upped the dose, giving them pure AITC.
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A popular ad blocker among security researchers is uBlock Origin.
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Those automated Twitter accounts have been closely tracked by researchers.
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So the researchers decided to add another variable: leaf age.
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The researchers call their new model Extended DC2, or EDC.
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Other researchers are looking into using these filaments as sensors.
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Researchers have moved a step closer to reading people's minds.
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Researchers now want Punctuation's body brought ashore for a necropsy.
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Researchers can also look at snowpack in tree ring records.
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But the researchers had better luck with Xach'itee'aanenh T'eede Gaay.
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It wasn't the conclusion of the study, or its researchers.
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Researchers have a few workarounds to find clues to color.
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At the time, the researchers did not name the victim.
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Some researchers are developing robots that learn on their own.
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Researchers looked at medical records of 11,673,392 Medicare outpatient visits.
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The researchers said that's not actually transmission of political beliefs.
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They should be "physically realizable and inconspicuous," the researchers write.
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But A.I. researchers have now created algorithms to identify bots.
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Researchers are doing their best to sprint through the marathon.
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Researchers say those data delays are mostly just a nuisance.
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Researchers are scouring the cave floor for still more fossils.
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Still, the Cochrane researchers were pretty clear in their conclusions.
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In the new study, researchers pored over thousands of languages.
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Researchers train bees like they train many animals: with food.
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Take an industrial robot from ABB that the researchers tested.
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Now a team of researchers thinks they've figured it out.
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Recently, though, some researchers have grown dissatisfied with this scenario.
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The presentation played down comparable work by French researchers. Mrs.
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The child welfare system would value fathers, too, researchers say.
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Researchers say bees understand the concept of nothing, or zero.
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Some researchers are using wireless technologies to study wild animals.
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Since then, researchers have documented the phenomenon in different media.
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The researchers' own description suggests the scale of the reversal.
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Overall, the researchers' models offered a wide variety of outcomes.
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This, the researchers noted, could take 18 months or more.
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There may be more such misinformation campaigns, the researchers added.
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For decades, many tribes rejected requests for DNA from researchers.
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The researchers published their results in the journal Nature today.
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The sites received thousands of visitors per week, researchers said.
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Using twice the resources, the researchers cracked the key again.
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Researchers at vpnMentor discovered the Luscious security breach on Thursday.
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These researchers think the closest analog is Chile's Atacama Desert.
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The researchers believe the same could be true of Mars.
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Researchers are calling it gold nanoseaweed because of its shape.
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Researchers have formalized those intuitions into theories of learning styles.
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Researchers from Bellingcat immediately began analyzing the newly released information.
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Israeli researchers followed 125 babies from birth through 10 years.
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Researchers have suggested various ways to promote more female leaders.
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Researchers don't know, for instance, how long its immunity lasts.
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Researchers found a corresponding increase in births to unmarried mothers.
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John Ioannidis has proposed that we fund researchers, not research.
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Researchers witnessed similar coordinated messaging on the messenger app Telegram.
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Researchers are having better luck following clues from basic biology.
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In all three groups, the researchers observed the same effect.
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But the researchers don't know what those paths might be.
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The researchers believe Arrokoth is about four billion years old.
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The researchers report their findings Wednesday in the journal Nature.
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The researchers ran their models through common deer fighting moves.
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This view is almost entirely neglected by researchers and politicians.
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Instead, savings rates should generally increase with wages, researchers argue.
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Some animals responded by doubling their growth, stunning the researchers.
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Just how did researchers measure the improvement over this period?
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Researchers are on the lookout for potential airborne transmission, too.
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Researchers said the observed damage to the crabs is premature.
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The researchers used two standard, simple measures of verbal ability.
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Researchers bought 830 packs of cigarettes across 92 city neighborhoods.
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But it's not an easy route for researchers to investigate.
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Many researchers now argue that the two developments were linked.
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Which left the researchers wondering how this toughness is achieved.
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Researchers determined that this was because of a degraded sample.
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Chinese and Australian researchers have already offered to distribute samples.
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Other researchers are using different methods to develop their vaccines.
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Researchers aren't sure exactly how hearing loss contributes to dementia.
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Researchers in Canada also are considering changes to screening recommendations.
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The researchers identified 26 genes involved in producing flavorful volatiles.
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As the researchers themselves admit, all these systems have constraints.
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Researchers culled the information from 22,117,221 tweets collected between Nov.
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The researchers then tracked it down and reviewed its readings.
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The researchers hope their findings can help improve avalanche education.
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Its annual cost, the researchers estimate, would be $17.7 billion.
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But researchers say the limited program has been largely inadequate.
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Injuries spiked after the first iPhone was released, researchers found.
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The results might be different with other smartphones, researchers note.
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But recognizing the bias is also important, the researchers contend.
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Researchers have long wondered how it became a worldwide menace.
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Researchers in Florida may be closest to answering that question.
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Researchers hope that cloning the tree will help conserve it.
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Only a floating pair of hands and feet, researchers found.
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Researchers have begun carefully studying the roles that parasites play.
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Distracted driving probably plays a part as well, researchers said.
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In what ways are engineers and researchers addressing these challenges?
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Drinking had increased in every age group, the researchers found.
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Livestock researchers began studying artificial cow stomachs in their laboratories.
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Many were poor and from minority communities, the researchers said.
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The researchers also separated participants based on age and gender.
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The researchers told all viewers that the video was fake.
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Addiction researchers worldwide still cite it in studies on benzodiazepines.
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Drinking tea may be good for your heart, researchers report.
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Another marker researchers said was relevat was sense of smell.
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According to researchers, aggression is now common among the dolphins.
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The researchers walked into what had been the farm's shop.
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The researchers reconstructed about 80 percent of Macrauchenia's mitochondrial genome.
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The researchers said that's probably due to past asteroid impacts.
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The researchers concede that their study doesn't answer that question.
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The researchers followed them for an average of nine years.
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Then the researchers studied whether the triangles shifted over time.
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The researchers analyzed about 14,000 trades performed during the study.
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When the researchers accounted for insurance status, those differences shrank.
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Using National Health Service records, researchers followed participants through 2018.
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Some researchers prefer not to focus on supremacy at all.
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"Female researchers came up with the initial list," he said.
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Researchers analyzed temperature data from observing stations across the world.
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All the rest was considered community lands, the researchers said.
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Researchers have pinpointed Earth's oldest extraterrestrial scar in Western Australia.
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Because, consumers told Yoplait's researchers, they liked the Chobani story.
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Researchers found that when those messages stopped, savings went down.
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The researchers reported no rebound of HIV in the patient.
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Age, sex and ethnicity had not mattered, the researchers noted.
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The researchers asked these men and women about their knees.
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Lasers help researchers discover thousands of Mayan structures in Guatemala.
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Indeed, such indications of nicotine dependence were worrisome, researchers said.
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Doctors and researchers assess frailty in a variety of ways.
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Some researchers say newer varieties may be more vulnerable, too.
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These photos can help researchers test and develop that technology.
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Antibiotics are heavily overprescribed in China, doctors and researchers say.
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This allows researchers to examine whether this relationship is causal.
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Intel took until this month to investigate, the researchers said.
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The researchers created a series of experiments using Google AdWords.
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"We do not wish to be alarmist," the researchers wrote.
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Researchers have nevertheless deciphered a list of nine potential neuropeptides.
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What researchers found under the microscope was striking, said Goldstein.
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The cost of blood is increasing, the researchers also concluded.
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There's more that researchers hope to learn about this species.
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But at least the researchers acknowledge that the illness exists.
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Researchers culled the information from 6900,2628,28503 tweets collected between Nov.
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Around the same time, other researchers were having similar ideas.
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Finally, the researchers randomly divided the volunteers into several groups.
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Researchers say they've found the oldest intact shipwreck ever discovered.
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Researchers also say some inmates are subjected to forced labor.
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These researchers think the closest analog is Chile's Atacama Desert.
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Researchers say these men are at high risk for suicide.
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Researchers recorded more than 195,000 fires in Brazil this year.
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The researchers performed the new analysis independent of the FDA.
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HarrisX researchers surveyed 440 Democratic and independent voters between Sept.
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This year, researchers recorded more than 195,000 fires in Brazil.
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There are no researchers that have access to Facebook data.
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Researchers say Mr. Kim has ordered more than 300 executions.
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Researchers and patients from 150 sites in North America participated.
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In the study, researchers examined data from over 12,26 Americans.
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Then the researchers put bags on some of the flowers.
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The same may be true for luzonensis, the researchers said.
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Researchers believe smartphones may have contributed to an unprecedented spike.
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Their identical genes would provide the perfect comparison for researchers.
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But the researchers unexpectedly detected two tones, rather than one.
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That's probably how they crossed the Atlantic Ocean, researchers said.
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The reasons why researchers need this independence speak for themselves.
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Any hope for their survival, researchers say, demands immediate action.
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Then the researchers put all the rodents on a diet.
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The researchers then tested the results in the real world.
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The researchers wonder, however: Are solenodons still using their venom?
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The researchers aren't sure why the otter was so big.
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The researchers did not respond to a request for comments.
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Researchers have come to similar conclusions about the program's economics.
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The researchers are currently testing the device in animal models.
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Researchers have also discovered different and strange iterations of lightning.
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The researchers soon realized it was a matter of chemistry.
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And why researchers are worried about how Facebook promotes Groups.
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Not so, says a new study from U.C. Irvine researchers.
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The researchers calculated that the founders' average age was 42.
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The researchers calculated that the founders' average age was 42.
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Here, researchers milk a critically endangered Bornean orangutan named Batang.
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Researchers are now documenting the health impacts of that change.
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The researchers were able to complete the update on Monday.
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In 0003, researchers conducted a global census of light pollution.
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Researchers can and do disagree about which conclusion to draw.
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Her success is what researchers disdainfully call "anecdotal evidence," however.
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The researchers originally were most interested in that last measurement.
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" Alas, very few researchers have been interested in "leveraging microgravity.
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In the meantime, Twitter isn't waiting on the outside researchers.
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Up until then, most women in broadcast journalism were researchers.
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"So many other researchers have looked into this," she says.
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Then the researchers started comparing results and found telling differences.
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Researchers conducted a study with 'extreme' early or late risers.
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For too long, emotion has been cognitive researchers' third rail.
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Mark Horowitz and David Taylor are psychiatric researchers, not psychiatrists.
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To the researchers, that was a red flag for contamination.
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Researchers say this unusual event was due to climate change.
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But the researchers found no reductions in their body mass.
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The researchers calculated rates of shingles from 2003 through 2014.
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Researchers said the malware most likely came from China's government.
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And some researchers are skeptical of its real world applicability.
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Researchers aren't sure how long Zika can remain in semen.
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The researchers described this as the "adultification" of black girls.
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Recently, I asked a number of AI researchers this question.
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Why were the researchers promising conclusions before starting the study?
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But it turned out researchers themselves do not have access!
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According to one review of the evidence by Harvard researchers.
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The researchers here wondered if the same applied to nocebo.
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However, the researchers were able to make some concrete conclusions.
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Or researchers may develop toxins that target only specific species.
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Researchers are still volleying claims and counterclaims back and forth.
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Some researchers believe that there are additional factors at play.
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Some researchers do share their trial results through journal publications.
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In both experiments, the researchers couldn't find instance of backfire.
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Another important reason is the number of researchers per capita.
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The researchers pulled US Google trends data from March 31 through April 18 (news of NFL player Aaron Hernandez's suicide broke on April 19, so the researchers decided to stop short of that date).
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Two independent, detailed epidemiological studies, using different methodologies -- one led by researchers at Harvard University and the other by researchers at George Washington University -- have estimated that thousands died in the aftermath of Maria.
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For comparison, the researchers said animal extinction is occurring at least 1,000 times faster than the normal rate of extinction, however the report notes that researchers believe the plant extinction rate has been underestimated.
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Most researchers only stay for about a week out of the month or two the station stays open per year, although a handful of researchers normally spends the duration of the summer on site.
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It further suggests the government should consider what legislation is required to improve researchers' access to this type of data, given platforms have failed to provide enough access for researchers of their own accord.
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However, access to truly large-scale datasets is a privilege that has been traditionally reserved for machine learning researchers and data scientists working at large companies – and out of reach for most academic researchers.
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After researchers seeking to test the government's response to inquiries sent a simple request to 963 federal agencies last year, only seven provided complete and usable records within 65 business days, the researchers said.
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The researchers demonstrated this by showing that various devices show distinct patterns of data transmission: Once they're identified, the ISP (in this case played by the researchers) can simply watch for increases in traffic.
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Until researchers conduct large, double-blind studies on CBD and its effects — the gold standard of scientific research — we won't know for sure that CBD does the things researchers think it may, Miller said.
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The more is known, the more researchers must absorb before they can add to the stock of human knowledge—or the more they must collaborate with other researchers to combine their areas of expertise.
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The researchers say this original data can be found in the supplementary materials section of the paper which, very strangely, was not provided by the Uppsala researchers—either to Science or the CEPN group.
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The researchers randomly selected 31 participants to embrace a diet of whole grains, fruits, and vegetables, and selected another group of 25 participants to receive social support, which involved weekly visits with the researchers.
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The researchers chose them as a study subject mainly out of convenience, Taylor explained, as the Bornean Sun Bear Conservation Center is located near an orangutan rehabilitation center where the researchers also spend time.
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Mayhem was trailed by the Xandra (built by researchers from GrammaTech and the University of Virginia) and the Mechaphish (built by researchers from UC Santa Barbara), which were awarded $1 million and $750,000, respectively.
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After learning that the researchers planned to discuss their findings at a security conference in Moscow in November, the company requested a face-to-face meeting with the researchers, but that meeting never occurred.
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One limitation of the study is that researchers rely on youth to accurately recall and report on their prior smoking habits as well as their intent to try cigarettes in the future, researchers note.
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Based on trends researchers found after surveying more than 100 barrios, or neighborhoods, across the island and talking to 10,000 people, Harvard researchers believe Hurricane Maria claimed the lives of at least 4,600 people.
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University of Birmingham researchers have introduced a forest canopy-like environment in the chimpanzee enclosure at Twycross Zoo using the software, which provides data on wild chimpanzee behavior and allows researchers to analyze changes.
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Researchers Peter Ney (left) and Ian Smith Researchers Peter Ney (left) and Ian Smith The detection kits contained around $500 worth of parts, all of which are specified in the paper describing the work.
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Scientists and researchers are also on hand to collect samples, and the boats' captains can choose between keeping their catch, donating it to a local food bank, or handing it over to the researchers.
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Symantec researchers noted that there were many previous instances in which malware discovered by cybersecurity researchers was released publicly on the internet and subsequently grabbed by spy agencies or criminals and used for attacks.
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The Micius quantum satellite has already allowed researchers to pass encrypted messages by sending entangled photons between two locations, and upon confirming the entanglement, generating a quantum key for researchers to decode encrypted messages.
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The Cambodian researchers referred to in the Zuckerberg post are far from the only scientists to sequence the genome for COVID-19, since the first sequence was produced by Chinese researchers on January 10.
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If researchers are getting into the top 10 percent more than others based on such factors, especially with less and less money available, many great proposals — and many great researchers — are being sidelined inappropriately.
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The full list of vehicles that the researchers found to have the cryptographic flaws in their immobilizers is below: A list of the cars the researchers say are vulnerable to their immobilizer-disabling attack.
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Researchers at MIT found that Amazon&aposs facial-recognition software, Rekognition, misidentified people of color at a higher rate than white people (Amazon criticized the study, arguing that researchers were using the software incorrectly).
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Researchers and open web advocates worry that by approving this standard, W3C, the World Wide Web Consortium, is giving major browser developers and content providers too much power over what users and researchers can do.
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The researchers found that before expansion, black patients were 4.9 percentage points less likely to receive timely treatment, but "prior racial disparities were no longer observed after Medicaid," the researchers wrote in their study's abstract.
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The researchers refer to this kind of optical illusion as a superstimulus—a paradoxical effect "whereby animals show greater responsiveness to an exaggerated stimulus than to the natural stimulus," in the words of the researchers.
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"Developed by robotic researchers for robotic researchers, Parrot S.L.A.M.dunk is a 'ready-to-use' module that will accelerate the development of tomorrow's application for drones and robotic platforms," the company says in its announcement today.
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But there are caveats: researchers have yet to test THCP's effect on humans, and researchers still don't know if THCP will be equally as potent when ingested, or if it gets humans high at all.
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Pandemics, if they happen, will almost certainly be global, which means that the US has a strong interest in developing local expertise in pandemic management and building strong ties between US researchers and local researchers.
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"Among researchers actually contributing to peer review, 70 percent dedicated 1 percent or less of their research work-time to peer review while 5 percent dedicated 13 percent or more of it," the researchers wrote.
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Plus, the researchers used a monospaced font, and most computers use proportional fonts — meaning the researchers acknowledge that the findings "may differ" when it comes to other situations, like the ones we encounter most often.
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Facebook does accept reports from those researchers, but it doesn't make it easy for those researchers to find connected accounts or report them, often requiring an in-person contact with an individual support team member.
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The researchers thought that their results suggested that the eggs were communicating with one another, presumably through vibrations or vocalizations that the researchers didn't hear, according to the paper published in Nature Ecology and Evolution.
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Here's how the researchers created the chimeric human-monkey embryos, as El País reported: First, the researchers created genetically modified monkey embryos in which the genes responsible for the normal formation of organs were disabled.
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Researchers have now found an explanation for why many drivers act out toward cyclists: They are actually dehumanizing people who ride bikes, according to an April study by Australian researchers in the journal Transportation Research.
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The researchers found 87 percent of the patients "showed clinically measurable improvement" three months after their physicians used commercially available genetic tests, though the researchers note they didn't have a treatment-as-usual control group.
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Another drawback is that researchers lacked data on certain patient characteristics that might influence outcomes such as insurance status, income, and lifestyle habits, researchers note in the American Journal of Respiratory and Critical Care Medicine.
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BMW has moved some production of its popular X3 sport utility vehicle to China from its plant in Spartanburg, S.C. Researchers at the International Monetary Fund arrived at a similar conclusion to the Fed researchers.
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Obtaining mummified samples for genetic sequencing may prove difficult for researchers outside of Egypt as the country's government has barred foreign researchers from taking artifacts and ancient human remains out of the country since 1983.
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And bug bounties can be restrictive in a counterproductive way, limiting the scope of what researchers can actually examine or even requiring researchers to sign nondisclosure agreements if they want to be eligible for rewards.
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As the number of tests expands in the coming years, researchers believe that 90 percent of Americans of European descent will be identifiable, even if they did not submit their own DNA, according to researchers.
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Reich tried unsuccessfully to get contemporary ni-Vanuatu spit from other researchers until he learned of some blood samples, drawn decades ago by medical researchers and now held in trust at a repository at Oxford.
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In fact, researchers already have produced a banana that produces enough carotenes, said James Dale, head of a lab at Queensland University of Technology in Australia, which is working with Ugandan researchers on the banana.
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The Penn State researchers created a dynamic framework, provided as a Python script, that allows researchers to modify the search space by adding or subtracting search dimensions based on the nature of the SETI project.
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But other new research, whether conducted by corporate researchers at leading social media companies or by academic researchers analyzing data sets that obtained from government sources or from the open web, has generated public debate.
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We don't collect all the data we could, and the data we do collect is difficult for researchers to get ahold of, Hemenway said — and all the while top federal researchers have their hands tied.
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Industry may chose to fund researchers with favorable views about their products, and researchers may consciously or unconsciously tweak the design of their studies or their interpretation of results to arrive at more positive conclusions.
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There's overt sexism, like that awful peer reviewer who said women researchers should get help from men, and subtler forms, like how male researchers tend to choose fewer female trainees to work in their labs.
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Then, the researchers loaded Niki with their new neural network system.
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The researchers suggest that such phenomena might even have prognostic value.
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Cole and her fellow researchers weren't totally surprised by their findings.
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Researchers are keeping a close eye on Mexico City, for instance.
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The researchers are now exploring the music pathway in greater detail.
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The researchers did not, though, neglect the remaining 12% of species.
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The researchers are unclear whether or not the changes are permanent.
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This gives it access to researchers to build out its teams.
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Researchers have also found evidence that playing video games increases aggression.
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One initiative is intended to expedite researchers' access to cancer compounds.
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But the researchers added they are not sold on a recession.
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To build it, the researchers took inspiration from the heart itself.
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Other researchers are exploring the power of design to improve safety.
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The researchers' findings were published on February 2nd in Current Biology.
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These results add to the previous animal studies, the researchers wrote.
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During the trials, researchers reported a 99% collapse in mosquito populations.
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Other researchers are impressed with Kadri's work as we've previously reported.
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According to a number of top cybersecurity researchers, they're probably right.
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The researchers published this analysis today in the journal Scientific Reports.
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But researchers are not sure how long they will stay vibrant.
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The researchers were looking at some ancient blue-green dino eggs.
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Also, the researchers relied on self-reported data for this study.
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We need researchers and academics and engineers; programmers, surgeons, and botanists.
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And that could have real public health implications, the researchers wrote.
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And as with relativity, researchers can now calculate by how much.
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