The integration of breeding data with other genomic and genetic data is instrumental for the refinement of marker-assisted breeding tools, enhances genetic understanding of important crop traits and maximizes access and utility by crop breeders and allied scientists.
He clashed online with white supremacist gangs, according to Maksim G. Avdeyev, a close friend, and was finishing a book about Viktor I. Petrik, a scientist allied with leaders of the ruling party, United Russia.
ASA believes that every member of the community (physician, scientist, allied health care, technologist, patient, family member, and corporate partner) can make a positive impact in this effort.
Previously allied, artists and scientists split sometime in the past century, to art's misfortune more than science's, a situation that this show, among others, indicates may be changing.
The investigator team comprised 60 doctors, scientists, allied health professionals and medical students.
By the end of the Second World War, science-y political scientists had allied themselves with the behavioral sciences, and, not long afterward, with rational-choice theory.
Moreover, future iterations could provide information for, and access data from, allied health care professionals, scientists and the wider public.
Over 3,600 physicians and scientists and 50,000 allied staff work at Mayo, which has sites in Rochester, Minn . Jacksonville, Fla.; and Scottsdale/Phoenix, Ariz.
As a scientist, he possessed unusual breadth which, allied to practical gifts, enabled him to design and make essential and highly specialised experimental equipment.
Yet scientists must ally with the media and educators to get their insights to the public.
Wright and her allies (a forestry scientist and an artist) wanted Australians to see the reef as an "affirmative" national myth.
