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New Findings:

2017
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Finding a New Mantra

New England Journal of Medicine, 2022
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New Puzzles and New Findings

2006
Abstract This short chapter is intended to frame the subsequent three chapters within this volume. This part of the volume is focused on research that examines the implications of Open Innovation on innovation activities within the firm.
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Finding a new language for bioinformatics

Nature Biotechnology, 1997
Discussion at a recent conference emphasizes the importance of harmonizing standards throughout the bioinf ormatics community.
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Chunking in Shogi: New Findings

2006
In the past, there have been numerous studies into the cognitive processes involved in human problem solving. From the start, games and game theory have played an important role in the study of human problem solving behavior. In Chess, several cognitive experiments have been performed and those experiments have shown that expert chess players can ...
Takeshi Ito, Hitoshi Matsubara, Reijer Grimbergen   +2 more
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Survivorship: Finding a New Balance

Seminars in Oncology Nursing, 2006
To offer personal and professional perspectives on survivorship.Personal experience, publications, government resources.Challenges experienced by the cancer patient are influenced by numerous factors, including age, type and extent of cancer, treatment schedule and effects, financial well-being, access to support and follow-up, information needs, and ...
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Finding a new calling

Science, 2022
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New Findings in the Genetics of Alcoholism

JAMA, 1999
THIS ARTICLE REVIEWS RECENT REsearchontheimportanceofgenetic influences on alcohol abuse and dependence. The ultimate goal of those studies was to identify genetically influencedcharacteristics,orphenotypes, that affect alcoholism risk. This might then facilitate the search for social and environmental influences that are more directlyuseful ...
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Findings not new

American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology, 1990
David A. Abell, Normal A. Beischer
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Finding The News

2018
Gary Hudson, Sarah Rowlands
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