Embryonic and induced pluripotent stem cells may get more media attention, but ordinary somatic cell lines still form the backbone of biomedical research.
The iterative and closely linked process involving the design (and redesign) of MIC-O-MAP and its evaluation formed the backbone of our research process.
The need to assert this distinction forms the backbone of this research work, emphasizing that India, especially the state of Gujarat, has key contributions to make to any discourse on entrepreneurship, especially if based on gender and family.
The identification of SOD1 as the first genetic cause of ALS led to the engineering of the SOD1 mouse, the backbone of ALS research, and set the stage for future genetic breakthroughs.
Next-generation sequencing (NGS) is increasingly being adopted as the backbone of biomedical research.
A different class of information systems to support the collaborative development of information resources are wikis, which are the backbone of many research project information systems as well as of large-scale annotation efforts [ 82 84].
The scientific method has been the backbone of scientific research since the ancient Greeks, and pendulums are easy to tinker with and see instant results.
But he repeatedly defended peer review as a mechanism for funding research, both in general and as practiced at NSF. "The peer-review process is the backbone of our basic research enterprise, and we've done very well with it," he told Representative Randy Weber (R-TX).
The committee, chaired by British scientist Richard Brook, praised the two organizations, which each command a $2 billion budget, as the strong backbone of the German research system.
And there are those who constitute the backbone of response and research.
