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And by monitoring populations to quickly identify new outbreaks, they can develop vaccines and containment protocols to stop these deadly diseases.

The pharmaceutical industry is rushing to develop more and more and more antimicrobials, desperately trying to outpace antimicrobial resistance.

But those relationships take time to develop, time that is always in short supply when an epidemic breaks out.

But hone and develop them, we can make any future we choose.

And they embraced the idea that they could help develop a research design in order to grow these mosses.

And they will have the pleasure, many of them, of seeing those frogs that they've raised from eggs and helped develop, helped nurture, move out into protected wildlands to augment the number of endangered species out there in the wild.

They play a really big role in regulating our climate, and if we can enhance the growth of seaweed in them, we can use them, I think, to develop a climate-altering crop.

When you don't have enough iron, you can develop iron deficiency anemia.

You see, societies don't develop because they've reduced corruption.

And societies develop through investments in innovation.

Assuming we eventually understand the brain well enough to know what to scan and develop the technology to safely scan at that resolution, the next challenge would be to recreate that information digitally.

Then these two fellows came along, and they were flying kites to develop the control systems that would ultimately enable powered human flight.

So really quickly, I'm just going to whiz through how a process might develop for the next piece.

And since then, drug-resistant bacteria have continued to emerge, and so we've been forced to develop newer and newer drugs to fight these new bacteria.

And we need to do short-term tests, and we need to do long-term tests to make sure you can't develop melanoma many years on.

That seemed really like a crisis to me, that they had never been able to develop a vocabulary about escape, and about travel, and modernity in this trailer that was consistent with the shell.

So, it sounded easy: let's collect data from all the metabolites in our body, develop mathematical models to describe how they are changed in a disease and intervene in those changes to treat them.

So, for example, if people have some level of immunity to the disease, then they can develop an infection and become infectious and still pass it on but not actually develop any symptoms, and that can be a big problem, because how do you find those people?

Now we'd need to develop good sensors that would allow us to do this, but it turns out that the world's best sensors actually already exist, and they're called animals.

If they are unlucky, they develop post-traumatic stress disorders, like soldiers after war missions.

I just formed a biotechnology company that is using this sort of an approach to develop therapeutics for Alzheimer's and other diseases of aging, and we're making some real progress.

I got a female instructor first, to teach me the female role, the follow, because I wanted to understand the sensitivities and abilities that the follow needed to develop, so I wouldn't have a repeat of college.

I couldn't develop the attributes in my toes, the strength in my feet, to do that.

And we'd like to work with you, collaborate with us, to develop this, to scale it and apply this way of thinking.

In my work as an artist and researcher, I explore AI and robotics to develop new processes for human creativity.

So over the past few months, I worked with my team to develop 20 custom robots that could work with me as a collective.

But now there are some indications that you could already at infancy see from a fecal sample of a baby some microbes missing from those individuals who will later on develop to be obese or overweight.

We knew that they were going to be slow cognitively; we knew they were going to struggle to learn to develop normal language abilities; and we knew that they were going to struggle to learn to read.

So when I was contacted by the Parks Department about a $10,000 seed-grant initiative to help develop waterfront projects, I thought they were really well-meaning, but a bit naive.

Scientists tried desperately to develop an antidote to this vicious weapon of war.

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