This quote is particularly significant, because Dr. Wagner resigned from his post after issuing an apology for publishing a paper that was "problematic" by those standards and "should therefore not have been published".
Well, we did because we published a paper in 1990 where we reported that not only was PI3K activated by growth factors like EGF and PDGF, but it was also activated by insulin [ 2].
There was some reason to think there might be a difference, because somebody had published a paper that said things went wrong in the parthenogenetically activated eggs.
Because they previously published a paper that the viral infection elevate the expression of both miR168 and AGO18, they hypothesized there might be come connection between the two events.
It's because researchers who recently published a paper about the intelligence of people who believe in the wisdom of inspirational quotes were awfully fond of the word bullshit.
If you are interested in how IBM does this, you're in luck, because the team recently published a paper that goes into more detail about how this integration engine works.
Some H5N1-affected countries don't allow the release of the data, and some scientists have also been less than forthcoming, for instance because they want to publish a paper first.
For its part, the psychological association maintained in a statement that it had never refused to publish a paper because of a threatened lawsuit but that it had "a responsibility to all parties to evaluate a legal claim".
Because Dr. Hopfield has not published a paper in the normal way, it is not possible to judge the significance of his discovery, said Dr. Terrence J. Sejnowski, a neuroscientist at the Salk Institute in San Diego, Calif.
Because the authors have already published a paper on endoscopic cervical lymphadenectomy [29], the advantages and disadvantages of using robots and endoscopes are clear to them.
