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Science Museum Group Journal

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By Yuen Yiu Verified
| journal.sciencemuseum.ac.uk
Stimulating the use of reasoning People experience contemplative wonder when they perceive that what they experience is beyond their current understanding. To fill the gap in their knowledge, people try to make sense of what they are encountering through their imagination (Schinkel, 2020), in which they connect their prior knowledge to what they have newly encountered (Vygotsky, 2004).
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By Mihaela Peycheva, Kate Trinajstic, Karthik Rajkumar, Yevgeniya Nusinovich, Caroline Ash Verified, Jesse R. Smith, Ekeoma Uzogara, Jake Yeston Verified, Mattia Maroso, Stella Hurtley Verified, Yuen Yiu Verified, Michael Funk Verified
| Science Magazine Verified
Vascular Disease Hypertension through a DNA lens Yevgeniya Nusinovich Pulmonary arterial hypertension is a potentially life-threatening condition of high blood pressure in the lungs and the right side of the heart. It is not well understood, and existing biomarkers do not always predict patient outcomes accurately. To address this problem, Brusca et al. turned to analysis of cell-free DNA in the patients’ blood.
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In Other Journals

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By Kow Essuman, Shijia Huang, Aolin Jia, Yuen Yiu Verified
| Science Magazine Verified
Animal Behavior Individuality in avian predators Yuen Yiu In an ergodic system, the average behavior of an individual over time resembles the average behavior of many individuals at a single time. The ergodicity of a system, or the lack thereof, is important for understanding any large-scale phenomenon such as the stock market or the migratory patterns of species. Vilk et al.
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