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1 the robustness and credibility of published scientific research.

2 s still not well understood after decades of scientific research.

3 with the dynamic US food supply and emerging scientific research.

4 highlight the importance of data sharing in scientific research.

5 to broader impacts is an important aspect of scientific research.

6 e evaluation of other creative works such as scientific research.

7 is a common cause of spurious discoveries in scientific research.

8 ing scientists to use such data in their own scientific research.

9 ponsible for the evaluation and gestation of scientific research.

10 ld represent an advance in animal welfare in scientific research.

11 temperate biomes and as model organisms for scientific research.

12 nevitably occur in complex endeavors such as scientific research.

13 supply better food, and help to focus future scientific research.

14 y cloak has now assumed a prominent place in scientific research.

15 rs have enabled many advances in medical and scientific research.

16 nd periodontal diseases have been a focus of scientific research.

17 , clinical and bibliographic data that fuels scientific research.

18 ce management, improve policy and prioritize scientific research.

19 nd/or software packages for academic use and scientific research.

20 patients and clinicians despite a century of scientific research.

21 change on evolution has long been a focus of scientific research.

22 ide are aggressively pursuing 3 key areas of scientific research.

23 antial implications for medical practice and scientific research.

24 al systems into the practice of medicine and scientific research.

25 necessarily reflect the structure of modern scientific research.

26 Computational pipelines are common place in scientific research.

27 the recovery process - are supported by the scientific research.

28 re the impact of Internet-based resources on scientific research.

29 Citizen science is public participation in scientific research.

30 leveraging of resources in interdisciplinary scientific research.

31 and future directions of clinical and basic scientific research.

32 red sea urchins), and they are harvested for scientific research.

33 ls for a new open and democratic approach to scientific research.

34 or detection, preventing applications beyond scientific research.

35 may be considered by many as unsuitable for scientific research.

36 f interest pose a threat to the integrity of scientific research.

37 suggests that CI might be useful in guiding scientific research.

38 e necessity for rigor and reproducibility in scientific research.

39 ier to the democratization of healthcare and scientific research.

40 lity, clinical diagnostics, as well as basic scientific research.

41 uncertainty that raise ethical challenges in scientific research.

42 etal structural connections for clinical and scientific research.

43 ouncil, and The Netherlands Organization for Scientific Research.

44 broadly used in industrial applications and scientific research.

45 for the scientific community and funders of scientific research.

46 observed data is a fundamental challenge in scientific research.

47 tained results during cultivar selection and scientific research.

48 nce education materials grounded in emerging scientific research.

49 blicly and freely accessible to promote open scientific research.

50 ise serious issues for their integral use in scientific research.

51 ng scientists, and increase the diversity of scientific research.

52 he reproducibility crisis within medical and scientific research.

53 e learning (ML) methods are proliferating in scientific research.

54 epeats) has revolutionized various fields of scientific research.

55 ce (AI) has become increasingly prevalent in scientific research.

56 enduring significance of neutron methods in scientific research.

57 r partisan cable news but not by exposure to scientific research.

58 archers could better evaluate the outputs of scientific research.

59 extualizing the public discourse surrounding scientific research.

60 ifts the quantity, quality, and diversity of scientific research.

61 odeling has become an indispensable tool for scientific research.

62 bodies, nongovernmental organizations and in scientific research.

63 trecht, and the Netherlands Organization for Scientific Research.

64 which is typically used in hypothesis-based scientific research.

65 isms has become an important topic in modern scientific research.

66 r high quality and rigorous methodologies in scientific research.

67 ls of this synergy has proven challenging to scientific research.

68 alized applications in industry and also for scientific research.

69 an important part of computational fields of scientific research.

70 ation of high-quality clinical evidence, and scientific research.

71 ent examples of how TEK has informed Western scientific research.

72 decisions will enhance views of the value of scientific research.

73 ed SDARs could be particularly disruptive to scientific research.

74 at breeding has become an important focus of scientific research.

75 of planetary interiors, is a new frontier in scientific research.

76 ific consortia is a unique feature in modern scientific research.

77 as a food source and as a model organism for scientific research.

78 olylactic acid is promising bright future in scientific researches.

79 r phases are characterized: (1) establishing scientific research (1927-1954), (2) searching for scien

80 ed taking fewer tablets (54.0%), and to help scientific research (54.0%).

81 Despite extensive effort in scientific research, a comprehensive understanding of ag

82 effective vaccine will require innovation in scientific research, a proactive approach to clinical tr

83 of such reasons is AADR/IADR's identity as a scientific research, a professional, and a dental associ

84 A new diagnosis can greatly influence scientific research, access to resources, and treatment

85 hnological developments and enabling ongoing scientific research across versions.

86 eparedness, universities have shut down most scientific research activities.

87 Here we argue that this necessitates a broad scientific research agenda to study machine behaviour th

88 to serve as a powerful big data resource for scientific research aimed at improving cardiovascular he

89 study is a contribution to the more general scientific research aimed at understanding how ongoing a

90 he ethical, legal and social implications of scientific research aims to further the conversation amo

91 ssion for uncloaking the mysteries hidden in scientific research and an understanding of the honesty

92 ticularly powerful tool for both fundamental scientific research and applications such as security sc

93 on of emission colour is of significance for scientific research and applications, however, the gener

94 task to change scientific research into open scientific research and commit to Open Science principle

95 The institute supports scientific research and consumer education that focuses

96 nt plate margins have long been a subject of scientific research and debate.

97 role of long range optical rulers in future scientific research and discuss possible problems, outlo

98 lly excluded communities by exposing them to scientific research and diverse scientist role models.

99 D protein/ligand structures is thus vital to scientific research and education.

100 and devices will provide powerful tools for scientific research and enable new technological applica

101 by the Netherlands Organisation for Applied Scientific Research and Food Allergy Research and Resour

102 benefit from improved communication of basic scientific research and from integrating scientists into

103 Malaria remains at the forefront of scientific research and global political and funding age

104 Animals are essential genetic tools in scientific research and global resources in agriculture.

105 is a need to test those claims with rigorous scientific research and ground them in evidence-based th

106 eatment team, centers of expertise, focus on scientific research and information about IBS that is wi

107 ity and is providing a powerful platform for scientific research and manufacturing technology.

108 fight infection has been a central focus of scientific research and medicine for the past couple of

109 Furthermore, political lobbying has sculpted scientific research and patient care.

110 increasing global energy demand have spurred scientific research and political action to deliver larg

111 ects of increased diversity and inclusion in scientific research and practice are well documented.

112 This paper examines the relationship between scientific research and public policy.

113 ch efforts, this critical review will inform scientific research and regulatory policies.

114 ty to find synergic solutions is the core of scientific research and scientific advancement.

115 ttracted extensive attention and interest in scientific research and shown huge potential in various

116 briefly discussing the relationship between scientific research and social policy.

117 en intensively explored for both fundamental scientific research and technological applications.

118 rses do not adequately convey the process of scientific research and the excitement of discovery.

119 rs, the Netherlands Organisation for Applied Scientific Research and the Food Allergy Research and Re

120 es public health surveillance in relation to scientific research and the protection of human subjects

121 ed to illustrate how important people are to scientific research and to supply our representatives wi

122 or the benefits of government investments in scientific research and training.

123 oader range of people are able to access/use scientific research, and (2) to expose science researche

124 health initiatives, healthcare, academia and scientific research, and data monitoring and surveillanc

125 eople's health and the region's health care, scientific research, and medical education have been ser

126 rationalize dishonesty, the implications for scientific research, and what can be done to foster a cu

127 arch community to rethink how the outputs of scientific research are evaluated and, as the San Franci

128 Activists opposed to the use of animals in scientific research are increasingly dominating the publ

129 Biomedical science and federal funding for scientific research are not immune to the systemic racis

130 when critical data on quality assurance and scientific research are shared by an array of network us

131 Cocoa is the target of increased scientific research as it is one of the richest source o

132 systematic understanding of the benefits to scientific research associated with the use of AI.

133 One of the key challenges in scientific researches based on free-electron lasers (FEL

134 DNA polymerases are today used throughout scientific research, biotechnology, and medicine, in par

135 adequate financial resources and additional scientific research, but also a strong commitment to exc

136 source software is increasingly essential to scientific research, but there is a large variation in f

137 ss growing concerns about reproducibility in scientific research by conducting replicating selected r

138 ss growing concerns about reproducibility in scientific research by conducting replications of 50 pap

139 ss growing concerns about reproducibility in scientific research by conducting replications of select

140 rowing concerns about the reproducibility in scientific research by conducting replications of select

141 ss growing concerns about reproducibility in scientific research by conducting replications of select

142 , constitute an essential component of daily scientific research by offering distilled, summarized an

143 ss growing concerns about reproducibility in scientific research by replicating selected results from

144 ss growing concerns about reproducibility in scientific research by replicating selected results from

145 ture to enable faster, better, and different scientific research capabilities.

146 were submitted under the Basic/Translational Scientific Research category, a similar percentage as in

147 Many biases affect scientific research, causing a waste of resources, posin

148 efforts and increase support for them in the scientific research community by a) expanding and divers

149 o increase and diversify engagement with the scientific research community in its ToxCast initiative.

150 In the scientific research community, plagiarism and covert mul

151 ongoing maximal utility and relevance to the scientific research community.

152 applications and are freely available to the scientific research community.

153 g as a chemical information resource for the scientific research community.

154 Scientific research comparing the older and Kraepelinian

155 ses, along with the presentation of the main scientific research conducted.

156 A substantial body of social scientific research considers the negative mental health

157 nd prototyping to increasingly find roles in scientific research contexts, such as synthetic chemistr

158 a vector of bTB requires cross-disciplinary scientific research, departure from deep-rooted position

159 curiosity's conception and assessment across scientific research disciplines?

160 re starting to revolutionize and democratize scientific research, education, and outreach.

161 As new knowledge, technologies, and areas of scientific research emerge, Division of Cardiovascular S

162 Microscopy is an essential tool in scientific research, enabling the visualization of struc

163 pulus alba x P. glandulosa is used widely in scientific research, especially in cross breeding as par

164 the Malian Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research established a national EBOV diagnost

165 ications.FUNDINGNetherlands Organization for Scientific Research, European Research Council, and the

166 constructs (artificial enzymes) is a vibrant scientific research field.

167 This review highlights the recent scientific research findings that advance our understand

168 m brain activity has been a topic of intense scientific research for decades.

169 ped students better understand the nature of scientific research for little additional cost or instru

170 oluminescence imaging (BLI) is ubiquitous in scientific research for the sensitive tracking of biolog

171 Project of Public Health Program, and Youth Scientific Research Foundation of the National Center fo

172 Multiple Sclerosis Scientific Research Foundation.

173 it is unrealistic to prevent policy-relevant scientific research from being influenced by value judgm

174 Some of the most active scientific research fronts of the past decade are center

175 Basic scientific research, fueled in recent years by the tools

176 Braun Anaesthesia Scientific Research Fund and Wu Jieping Medical Foundati

177 ndation of China, National Health Commission Scientific Research Fund-Zhejiang Provincial Major Healt

178 Scientific research funding is allocated largely through

179 me sequencing becomes better integrated into scientific research, government policy, and personalized

180 lp accelerate the drug discovery process and scientific research >29.9 m distinct target-disease, 11.

181 However, an emerging body of social scientific research has begun to illustrate a logic to r

182 Scientific research has demonstrated that the molecules

183 h this benefit is proven by clinical trials, scientific research has not provided definitive guidance

184 Scientific research has shifted from studies conducted b

185 to improve the reliability and efficiency of scientific research have caught the attention of researc

186 Nearly 90 years of scientific research have led to the use of PET and the a

187 Since I started doing scientific research, I've been fascinated by the interpl

188 ience describes the practice of carrying out scientific research in a completely transparent manner,

189 A biologist captures the humanity of scientific research in a play about the AIDS crisis.

190 (FIR) spectral range is an advanced tool for scientific research in biology, chemistry, and material

191 onsiderable promise and potential to further scientific research in gastroenterology efficiently, cos

192 vides a unique community platform to support scientific research in plant genomics including studies

193 ther computer intuition can be used to guide scientific research in solving important biomedical ques

194 be necessary to safely and ethically resume scientific research in the context of the ongoing severe

195 social scientists--driven by current social-scientific research in the field of science communicatio

196 Federal spending for scientific research in the United States is at a pivotal

197 l ingredients, food industries have directed scientific research in this direction.

198 ise condensation (DWC) has been the focus of scientific research in vapor condensation technologies s

199 motivation for the "open-source" movement in scientific research, in which creators provide everythin

200 Recent scientific research indicates that expectations have the

201 entral themes that could guide investment in scientific research, industrial innovation, and regulato

202 d OCT platforms enabling a wide range of new scientific research, industrial, and clinical applicatio

203 approach on Zika virus, which has a growing scientific research interest, are coherent with the prop

204 This has encouraged scientific research into bifidobacteria, though recalcit

205 r researchers, that it is our task to change scientific research into open scientific research and co

206 Because scientific research involves investigating unexplored te

207 Managing data and code in open scientific research is complicated by two key problems:

208 growing recognition of the importance of how scientific research is designed, performed, communicated

209 ences, which in turn may impact what type of scientific research is done and who gets the opportunity

210 Current scientific research is driven by the ability to manipula

211 umbers of digitised biological specimens for scientific research is finding high-throughput methods t

212 In response to this need, global scientific research is focusing on developing predictive

213 Scientific research is highly dynamic.

214 It is in such settings, where scientific research is often considered difficult due to

215 While scientific research is progressing rapidly in the field

216 esident has the opportunity to influence how scientific research is supported by the federal governme

217 The reliability of scientific research is under scrutiny.

218 A new wave of scientific research is urgently needed to understand con

219 ting has provided precious opportunities for scientific research, it also has presented significant c

220 tion or other policy decision that relies on scientific research, it should provide sufficient underl

221 tion or other policy decision that relies on scientific research, it should provide sufficient underl

222 ocess was a development activity rather than scientific research, its success owed much to several se

223 NAi) in C. elegans has had a major impact on scientific research, led to the rapid development of RNA

224 advances in diagnosis, treatment, and basic scientific research, leishmaniasis is embedded in povert

225 is one of the most integral parts of today's scientific research, manufacturing, defense, and biomedi

226 maceuticals that have been widely applied in scientific research, medical diagnosis, and disease trea

227 y broader efforts to make the conclusions of scientific research more robust, we have compiled a list

228 In scientific research, mucus from animal sources is usuall

229 sity Rotterdam; Netherlands Organisation for Scientific Research; Netherlands Organisation for Health

230 Funding: Netherlands Organisation for Scientific Research (NWO) (grant no.

231 cholarship, The Netherlands Organisation for Scientific Research (NWO), H2020 Marie Sklodowska-Curie

232 awarded by the Netherlands Organization for Scientific Research (NWO).

233 financed by the Netherlands Organisation for Scientific Research (NWO).

234 systems is relevant not only for fundamental scientific research of electronic excitations and correl

235 experts worldwide compiled and reviewed the scientific research on a broad range of diseases and con

236 Scientific research on atrial fibrosis in atrial fibrill

237 is a fundamental problem currently pervading scientific research on complex systems, as understanding

238 utrition were invited to review the state of scientific research on DHA and AA, and to discuss the qu

239 We reviewed the existing scientific research on MDR-TB treatment, which consists

240 pioneering work on gold colloids, tremendous scientific research on plasmonic gold nanoparticles has

241 erscore the need for a flexible platform for scientific research on social media.

242 In this perspective, we draw on recent scientific research on the coffee leaf rust (CLR) epidem

243 tion of H2 from water, thus actively driving scientific research on the mechanisms for this process.

244 Long before the recent thrust of scientific research on the microbiome, the importance of

245 Here we first review the history of scientific research on the relationship between SES and

246 e current results allow to prioritise future scientific research on these compounds.

247 in realizing the return in the investment in scientific research or a decline in the productivity of

248 rception was not influenced by the volume of scientific research or by the actual threats posed by th

249 Scientific research or public health actions prompted 80

250 information about general science, their own scientific research, or culturally controversial topics

251 are excitingly friendly to budget conscious scientific research organizations where probabilistic al

252 , cartilage, and heart has attracted intense scientific research over recent decades, RM research reg

253 Fieldwork is a critical tool for scientific research, particularly in applied disciplines

254 women have become equal partners with men in scientific research, particularly in the biological scie

255 Scientific research performed with the involvement of th

256 ssays have become a fundamental technique in scientific research, pharmaceutical drug screening or to

257 book standard and a fundamental database for scientific research, practical manufacturing, and engine

258 abuse have focused greater attention on the scientific research process, in particular, the process

259 Modern scientific research produces datasets of increasing size

260 Industrial Revolution, several international scientific research programs have analyzed the role of i

261 An increasing number of scientific research projects require access to large-sca

262 Engaging undergraduate students in scientific research promises substantial benefits, but i

263 Scientific research, quality of care comparisons, and pa

264 a group of people collaborating together on scientific-research-related activities who also share co

265 the goal of developing priorities for future scientific research relating thyroid dysfunction to the

266 y moral and ethical beliefs and may not find scientific research relevant or persuasive.

267 Scientific research relies on a range of technologies, m

268 cancer through interventions based on sound scientific research remains an important strategy of onc

269 Millions of mice are used every year for scientific research, representing the majority of scient

270 However, sound scientific research should lead toward better human heal

271 A well-established body of scientific research shows that there is a strong relatio

272 actions, are all potentially accessible for scientific research; sometimes through purposive instrum

273 ituation are multiple, with consequences for scientific research, substance-abuse treatment, and publ

274 ed gene regulatory systems are necessary for scientific research, synthetic biology, and gene-based m

275 n categories, namely operational monitoring, scientific research, system optimization, and community

276 future U.S. emissions, warranting energized scientific research, technological assessment, and econo

277 It has become clear that scientific research tends to focus on well-studied prote

278 ve for decades sought to reduce the risks of scientific research that could lead, through accident or

279 such, it now represents a paradigm shift in scientific research that has facilitated easy access to

280 In the evolving landscape of scientific research, the complexity of global challenges

281 tion.FUNDINGThe Netherlands Organization for Scientific Research, the European Research Council, and

282 tewater treatment system became the focus of scientific research: the mesh filter activated sludge sy

283 With regard to scientific research, these reasons arise from what it me

284 volution, I managed nonetheless to engage in scientific research, thus realizing a childhood dream.

285 Based on that, we conducted scientific research to assess peoples' awareness and kno

286 For scientific research to have an impact, its findings need

287 oza grant of the Netherlands Association for Scientific Research to MGN CT received funding from the

288 the feasibility and necessity of conducting scientific research to understand visual needs and metho

289 to be at the center of an extensive array of scientific research topics.

290 Here we analyze 20,670 scientific research trawls from the North Sea to the Arc

291 which is an essential tool in many fields of scientific research, uses algorithms that retrieve the c

292 Our work sheds new light on the scientific research utility of virtual worlds for studyi

293 ato de TV3, the Netherlands Organisation for Scientific Research (Veni-incentive), the Dutch Epilepsy

294 To assess the coverage of scientific research, we analyzed over 1600 peer-reviewed

295 In scientific research, we often rely on well-established m

296 of objectivity and conflicts of interest in scientific research, we propose guiding principles for c

297 ispensable area of daily life and modern-day scientific research, we report herein the synthesis of a

298 ons to support biomedical and other areas of scientific research will be essential to protect publicl

299 LSD state represents an important advance in scientific research with psychedelic drugs at a time of

300 degree of public trust and understanding of scientific research within the community and its leaders