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Finding and linking incidents in news
Proceedings of the sixteenth ACM conference on Conference on information and knowledge management, 2007News reports are being produced and disseminated in overwhelming volume, making it difficult to keep up with the newest information. Most previous research in automatic news organization treated news topics as a flat list, ignoring the intrinsic connection among individual reports.
Ao Feng, James Allan 0001
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Finding New Models for Medicine
JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1986Those of us who see patients are impressed on a daily basis by all the things we do not understand and cannot explain. When we try to make sense of patients who have symptoms but no diseases, or when we try to comprehend why patients do not take medicine or do not follow our recommendations, we discover that the traditional biomedical paradigm leaves ...
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Immunology & Cell Biology, 2012
ellular polarization is a critical part ofT-cell biology. It allows for cell migra-tion, efficient cellular interactions and thedirected execution of effector function.The regulation of cellular polarization ofteninvolves signaling processes that themselvesare localized to specific subcellular regions ofthe T cell.
Kole T, Roybal, Christoph, Wülfing
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ellular polarization is a critical part ofT-cell biology. It allows for cell migra-tion, efficient cellular interactions and thedirected execution of effector function.The regulation of cellular polarization ofteninvolves signaling processes that themselvesare localized to specific subcellular regions ofthe T cell.
Kole T, Roybal, Christoph, Wülfing
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Finding a new language for bioinformatics
Nature Biotechnology, 1997Discussion at a recent conference emphasizes the importance of harmonizing standards throughout the bioinf ormatics community.
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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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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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Survivorship: Finding a New Balance
Seminars in Oncology Nursing, 2006To 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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New Findings in the Genetics of Alcoholism
JAMA, 1999THIS 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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