And, they knew^ that the brain network connections continued to change until about the age of five.|
Experts say the Norse knew^ they did not have enough people to defend against the Indians.|
Scientists knew^ that DNA existed long before they could describe its shape.|
Women who knew^ the value of these potatoes continued to buy them when food shortages caused price increases.|
But no one knew^ it was there.|
He says those patients felt better knowing that the study found evidence of what many of them already knew^.|
For almost thirty years the towns in this area knew^ great wealth.|
They hung business signs in Korean, the only language they knew^.|
As a boy, Carl said he knew^ if it was time to go to school by the sound of a train.|
They knew^ that sinus sufferers would not have exactly the same gene as people with the disease.|
One candidate knew^ on Election Day that he had lost in Florida.|
The ship might be much closer to land than the navigator knew^.|
But until recently, scientists in the United States knew^ little about it.|
The two explorers knew^ that the Shoshone Indians who lived near the Rocky Mountains had good horses.|
They knew^ that they would need horses to help them in the next part of their exploration over land.|
And they learned what few Americans knew^, the reality of life in a developing country.|
He says he knew^ that the presence of about two-thousand amphoras meant they had discovered an important shipwreck.|
He also knew^ that scientists believe ancient trading ships stayed close to the coast.|
So Mr. Dettweiler knew^ scientists would be very interested in the discovery.|
He knew^ the names of many ancestors but nothing more.|
He knew^ that part of his family had lived in the same area of the state of Pennsylvania for almost two-hundred years.|
He knew^ the names of many ancestors but nothing more.|
And he never knew^ about adult education programs.|
Many people in San Francisco knew^ Joshua Norton.|
His many friends knew^ that this greatly affected him.|
Poor Joshua Norton was not dangerous or violent, but he no longer knew^ what was real and what was only imaginary.|
Many people knew^ about the committee's plans, but no one did anything to stop the planned violence.|
Union activists knew^ that songs could be weapons.|
And coral reefs provide new^ hope for medical discoveries.|
Some members of the Hawaiian fishing industry opposed the creation of the new^ preserve.|
They also must create systems for spreading new^ information about malaria correctly and quickly.|
new^ signs of MS can appear while existing ones grow worse.|
However, there are new^ treatments for MS that ease the symptoms of the disease.|
Some new^ treatments also can slow the progression of the disease.|
Scientists around the world are working to develop new^ treatments for MS.|
Doctors are hopeful that new^ treatments will help patients with multiple sclerosis in the future.|
They were excited about new^ discoveries.|
Through the years, the society has added new^ ways to spread information to the public.|
In October, the National Geographic Society announced a new^ discovery.|
The Boston researchers reported their work in the new^ England Journal of Medicine.|
But Doctor Ridker also says the new^ test should be added to health examinations for both men and women with increased risk of heart disease.|
The health organizations say new^ and safe equipment must always be used to collect blood.|
The new^ Testament Bible says Jesus had risen from the dead.|
They wear their new^ Easter clothes as they parade down Fifth Avenue in New York City.|
The new^ report examines the safety of plants treated with special genes to resist insects and disease.|
Today, we tell about new^ research on the spread of the virus that causes AIDS.|
Experts say the Ugandan study may lead to new^ treatments to prevent the spread of H-I-V.|
Later, leaders of the new^ nation met in the same room to write the United States Constitution.|
The United States Department of Agriculture has launched a new^ food safety education campaign.|
Mark Norell is a scientist at the American Museum of Natural History in new^ York City.|
However, a new^ study suggests that adults can not remember events from their childhood.|
He said the new^ study shows that this may be true.|
Now, a new^ American study shows eating apples may help fight cancer, too.