Other important trends in open data are crowdsourcing, data marathons and hackathons, which leverage several newly available phenomena [ 30].
However, the toxicity associated with HDACIs has limited the clinical data available, a phenomenon that may have an important impact in patients receiving long-term therapy [ 2].
Already in the 1930s the German physiologist Otto Warburg described that tumor cells preferentially utilize the glycolytic pathway to produce lactate also when oxygen is available, a phenomenon today known as the Warburg effect.
Wasserstein died before her method — hiding in plain sight — had become a commonplace phenomenon, available to anyone with even modest computer skills.
Access to the regenerative medicine of stem-cell and immortalizing enzymes is most likely to be a phenomenon available only to affluent segments of the population in the developed world.
No statistics are available because the phenomenon is still in its initial stages, said Ibrahim Hooper, the spokesman for the Council on American-Islamic Relations, a Washington-based civil rights and advocacy group.
You can see them, but you can't reach them, and so this commonplace urban phenomenon, available in any city of the world on any night, conveys to even the most social a tremor of loneliness, its uneasy combination of separation and exposure.
A multitude of evidences show that impulse purchase is prevalent online, yet relatively limited knowledge is available on this phenomenon.
In 1997 the Environmental Agency of Japan initiated an "Exogenous Endocrine Disrupting Chemical Task Force" under Tsuguyoshi Suzuki, which aimed to collect, review, and organize scientific information available on the phenomenon of ED.
As is clear from the comparative analyses conducted up to now (see, in particular, Diamond and Morlino 2005), the data available enable the phenomenon to be framed and interpreted both in terms of lesson drawing (hence generation of hypotheses) and as a research field fit for validating past hypotheses (Tebaldi and Calaresu 2009, 2015b).
