munafo in a sentence

1. It did not escape Munafo that the results are rather obvious.

2. Munafo and his colleagues detailed their findings online August 6 in the journal Alcohol and Alcoholism.

3. "It's also surprising to see this effect is happening at lower doses than you might think," Munafo said.

4. Marcus R. Munafò and George Davey Smith argue, in a piece published by Nature, that research should emphasize triangulation, not just replication.

5. "The main question is whether these effects are specific to faces, or whether we would rate anything as more attractive after a drink," Munafo said.

6. In the today’s final talk, Marcus Munafo (University of Bristol) suggests some ways in which science can be made more reliable with fewer false starts.

7. Professor Munafò said: “We found the cells showed a stress response from the cigarette smoke extract, but not from the electronic cigarette aerosol extract.

8. Prof. Marcus Munafò, a member of the team, speculated that "certain behaviors or symptoms associated with schizophrenia risk might be relieved by the effects of cannabis."

9. The researchers also asked volunteers to rate their mood, "and there were no differences on those measures in the alcohol group compared to the no-alcohol group," Munafo added.

10. In addition, Prof. Munafò told MNT that results will be needed from multiple sources, including laboratory and epidemiological studies, before any definite conclusions can be reached.

11. One possibility is that alcohol generally makes us see things as more attractive, but when this occurs in social situations, such as at a bar, "this might become targeted at opposite-sex faces," Munafo said.

12. The story comes from a paper written by British neuroscientist Marcus Munafo and colleagues (the authors including CHDI staff) published in Nature Biotechnology a couple of months ago: Scientific rigor and the art of motorcycle maintenance.