Berdahl and others singled out for praise the panel chair, Representative Frank Wolf (R-VA), who oversees the largest slice of the civilian academic research budget outside of the National Institutes of Health.
This effort transformed 3D Slicer from an internal, Boston-based, academic research software application into a professionally maintained, robust, open source platform with an international leadership and developer and user communities.
Multiple studies by highly experienced readers at respected academic institutions have shown lower diagnostic accuracy of 64-slice CCTA compared with ICA, particularly in patients with CAC scores above 400 [ 33– 33].
If it collected a more representative slice of what the world is thinking, Twitter could enable academics and scientists to track epidemics, for instance.
Being parts of a larger whole might but only might—have given the Christians and Druze and perhaps even the Shia Muslims a good slice of autonomy in the areas where they predominate.But all that is academic.
Academic consultancy fees usually start at about £500 per day, but the university will take a large slice of any income (the proportion varies), so don't start booking any expensive holidays yet!
For years university presidents have lamented the increasingly larger corporate slice of the overall research pie, pointing out that very little of the money goes to academic research.
As well as hosting over 150 sessions where academic economists present and discuss their latest research, the AEA meetings are also an enormous annual job fair.Even this specialised slice of the labour market is feeling the effects of the downturn.
Slice, Vitaly Sergeyevich, slice!
Actually, academic studies have found little evidence that this is true, even for Internet shares, in which online investors account for an unusually large slice of trading.
