Judging a virus by its cover.

The Neural Architecture of Trustworthiness Judgments: Judging a Book by its Cover and Content

Self-assembly. Judging a nanocube by its cover.

One-dimensional strings of metal nanocubes can be precisely self-assembled with the help of polymer chemistry.

Judging a proangiogenic cell by its cover.

In a murine tumor microenvironment, TEMs display distinct proangiogenic functions and a gene expression signature that is closer to nontumor "resident" blood monocytes and embryonic macrophages than TAMs, suggesting the existence of a novel lineage of proangiogenic cells.

The Role of the Prosecution in Judging the Criminal System from a Moral and Legal Perspective

Background: Judgment of a criminal policy Resolving criminal cases in various ways and manifestations, outside the scope of official repressive measures, is a strategy of contracting criminal law derived from civil law, and its main root is in ethics and morality. In society, and given that the prosecution of a criminal case is not the main purpose of criminal law; Rather, prosecution is seen a...

Assessing the Effective Factors on JudgingArchitectural Design Projects of UniversityStudents

Since nature of architecture is quite different from that of other fields of study, the criteria used forjudging projects in this field continuously undergo some changes. On the other hand, because of the undeniable role ofhuman factors in judging the projects, there is always a percentage of deviation from the standard given the interestsof the judging committee. The standards of judging archi...