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In the 1970s, American researchers estimated that getting fusion power on the grid would demand investment of $2-3 billion annually in research and development until anywhere from 1990 to 2005 (depending on the amount of effort applied).

But, rather than depending on fusion researchers to defy the odds, the world should step up investment in the technology.

In October 2009, the scientific journal Nature published an article describing how five researchers submitted their DNA samples to both Navigenics and 23andMe, to be tested for risk of 13 diseases.

Three researchers were given opposite findings for major risks such as heart attack, lupus and type 2 diabetes.

In the early days of genetic testing, researchers had considerable success in identifying the genetic basis of conditions such as Huntington’s disease.

Earlier this month, researchers at the United Kingdom’s Institute of Cancer Research identified five new gene regions associated with breast cancer, taking the total up to 18.

According to a new study by two MIT researchers, the wealthiest 1% of American men tend to live almost 15 years longer than the poorest 1%; and the wealthiest 1% of American women can expect to live ten years longer than their poorer counterparts.

National income wasn’t a totally new idea – researchers in different countries had made various estimates independently – but it was the first time that policymakers saw fit to use it.

For those elections that have been genuinely competitive, researchers claim to have found evidence of positive effects.

Later, academic researchers identified more plausible reasons why the US might be able to run large deficits without great risk, as long as investors’ desire for diversification, safety, and liquidity sustained global demand for US assets.

To compare school attendance, for example, researchers would count the number of registered students in each country, relative to all school-age children (although even this can be a challenge in many developing countries, where record keeping is not always standardized).

But to gauge the relative quality of a country’s education system, researchers would want to determine whether students are actually learning.

By modeling the health and economic impact of childhood vaccines for ten diseases in 41 of the poorest countries, the researchers estimate that from 2016 to 2030, these vaccines will prevent 36 million deaths.

It supports individual researchers without regard to their nationality or age in a unique “bottom-up” mode, provided they work in Europe.

The ERC puts its trust into the researchers it funds to know where the ”frontier” of science is.

Almost 1,800 of Europe’s best researchers have received ERC awards so far, half of them representing the future generation.

European universities, recognizing the reputational gains associated with ERC grants, have started to compete for them, leading to greater awareness of the need to nurture the talented younger researchers in their midst.

It will strengthen its efforts to “go global” by attracting more scientific talent to Europe, whether researchers of European origin or others.

Moreover, the true believers cite America’s better-funded and hyper-competitive university system, which sucks in a disproportionate share of the world’s top students and researchers.

The researchers also found that the disposition that makes someone successful may also comprise the personality traits that explain their tendency to exploit.

The researchers – based at Oakland University and the University of Georgia in the US, and Sapir Academic College in Israel – surveyed more than 2,500 Israeli men and women.

UN missing-persons researchers – not criminal investigators – searched for them for years and found no trace of them in Kosovo.

In Denmark, a group of researchers estimated by how much various energy crops would reduce CO2 emissions.

When researchers at the Harvard Medical School analyzed surgical interventions in low- and middle-income countries, they found a remarkable disconnect between economic assumptions and reality.

As with Wolbachia, researchers believe that AGS-v could also curb mosquito populations.

When the trap captures a mosquito of interest, it saves related data, such as the time, temperature, humidity, and light levels, in order to enhance researchers’ understanding of mosquito behavior and, thus, their ability to address potential outbreaks.

Researchers found three-quarters of water sources in the city contained high levels of coliform bacteria, a key indicator of contamination with fecal matter.

Some clinicians and scientists have begun to question whether researchers should be so heavily focused on the brain’s reward systems and the high that their activation by drugs can produce.

Those results have been replicated by many researchers and corroborated by multiple studies based on different samples and techniques.

This process interests researchers enormously, because it is one of only two contexts in which neural regeneration occurs.

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