Amato

American  

[uh-mah-toh, ah-mah-taw] / əˈmɑ toʊ, ɑˈmɑ tɔ /

noun

1. Pasquale 1879–1942, Italian operatic baritone.

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Example Sentences

Geologist Giuseppe Amato, head of water resources in Sicily for Legambiente, told AFP the landslide should serve as a warning as climate change leads to increasing weather extremes.

From Barron's

The study was carried out by an international research team led by Mauro D'Amato, Professor of Medical Genetics at LUM University and Ikerbasque Research Professor at CIC bioGUNE, member of BRTA.

From Science Daily

"Gut motility problems sit at the heart of IBS, constipation and other common gut-motility disorders" says Prof Mauro D'Amato, "but the underlying biology is very hard to pin down. These genetic results highlight specific pathways, especially vitamin B1, as testable leads for the next stage of research, including lab experiments and carefully designed clinical studies."

From Science Daily

"Our study shows that microbes are acting on traits that are relevant to our understanding of evolution, and particularly the evolution of human brains," said Katie Amato, associate professor of biological anthropology and principal investigator of the study.

From Science Daily

The new findings build on earlier work from Amato's lab, which showed that gut microbes from larger-brained primates produce more metabolic energy when transferred into mice.

From Science Daily