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The renin-angiotensin system plays an important role in the regulation of blood volume and is crucial in the pathogenesis of hypertension in many patients, contributing to morbidity and mortality.
Industry:Science
The process in which an electron, which has been excited from the valence band to the conduction band of a semiconductor, falls back into an empty state in the valence band, which is known as a hole.
Industry:Science
The process of converting scanned images of machine-printed or handwritten text (numerals, letters, and symbols) into a computer-processable format; also known as optical character recognition (OCR).
Industry:Science
The technique of measuring the magnitude and direction of acceleration. Measurement of acceleration includes translational acceleration with tangential and radial components and angular acceleration.
Industry:Science
The modification of sound fields by using additional sound transmitted from loudspeakers. The signals from the loudspeakers are controlled electronically by using digital signal processing techniques.
Industry:Science
The study of interactions among drugs, the genome (the complete set of genes in an organism), and the proteome (the complete set of proteins encoded by an organism's genome) is known as pharmacogenomics.
Industry:Science
The study of the abundance and composition of naturally occurring organic substances, their origins and fate, and the processes that affect their distributions on Earth and in extraterrestrial materials.
Industry:Science
The obtaining of information from the environment through the agency of the sense organs. Sensation commonly includes the interpretation of that information as a particular attribute of the world or self.
Industry:Science
The processes by which many animals actively maintain the temperature of part or all of their body within a specified range in order to stabilize or optimize temperature-sensitive physiological processes.
Industry:Science
The study of the neural basis of animal behavior. Any type of behavior may be studied, but many researchers concentrate on complex behavior such as escape as opposed to simple movements such as scratching.
Industry:Science
