Word: stagnantly
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...their urgent quest for answers, parents like the Barretts are provoking what promises to be a scientific revolution. In response to the concerns they are raising, money is finally flowing into autism research, a field that five years ago appeared to be stuck in the stagnant backwaters of neuroscience. Today dozens of scientists are racing to identify the genes linked to autism. Just last month, in a series of articles published by Molecular Psychiatry, scientists from the U.S., Britain, Italy and France reported that they are beginning to make significant progress...
About 75 percent of Harvard students who leave do so during their junior year, as is the trend at other colleges. “Junior year was the perfect time to go abroad. I went during my fall semester, which can be a stagnant time in college for anyone,” Donin says. “The timing was perfect—it was an adventure that I can never have in that type of way again...
...Violence [against Muslims] is only an option when people are not active,” Salaam said. “People are stagnant. Muslims were here for years. If we live here, we have to make an effort to make it better...
...Janeiro state. The mosquito-borne disease, which causes such pain that it is also known as breakbone fever, first appeared in January and is spreading at a rate of 1,600 cases a day. Thousands of soldiers have been called in to spray insecticide and clear stagnant water where the mosquitoes breed...
...style of martial arts changed over the last decade, as presented on screen, or has it reached a point where it has become stagnant...