Many are intrigued by articles such as this 2012 essay in The Times on the genetic possibility of inherited memories or a more recent Discovery article on the potential connection between ancestral experiences and epigenetic markers on our genes.
Geyelin perpetuates true anti-Semitism by articles such as his, which distort world affairs, provide excuses for intransigent Arab leaders, and give comfort to the notion that Israel might in some sense be expendable.
I also find myself increasingly unsettled by articles such as this one as potentially and inadvertently capitalizing on the opinion of the populace that wetlands are good places a widespread view these days (deservedly so) because of excellent advocacy by government agencies and environmental nongovernment organizations such as Ducks Unlimited.
During most of the 19th century it had been widely held that yellow fever was spread by fomites i.e., articles such as bedding and clothing that had been used by a yellow-fever patient.
Bild's website, by contrast, tries to lure readers towards an online subscription by putting specific articles – such as exclusive interviews – behind a paywall.
Don't dawdle by looking at articles such as these for too long.
Glyco-Net aims to collect binary relations that could be extracted by going through the scientific articles such as research papers, i.e. evidence of functions by specific assays.
The form was designed on the basis of a series of items discussed by Oxman et al., 19 and retrieved information on the quality of the sources consulted by the authors of the articles, such as the expertise of healthcare professionals interviewed and any references to medical journals, hospitals, universities or internationally recognised authoritative organisations on this subject.
Hopefully my recommendations in articles such as "A Step-By-Step Protocol for Networking, Part One" and "Part Two" have convinced you that networking doesn't mean introducing yourself and immediately asking for a job.
Investigative articles, such as those run by Forbes Ukraine showing Oleksandr Yanukovych as the biggest recipient of government contracts, have not helped.
But then they can't help themselves, so you get articles such as the one by prominent advocate of intelligent design, David Berlinski, that starts: "Charles Darwin says, 'In the struggle for survival, the fittest win out at the expense of their rivals.' Another man, Adolf Hitler says 'Let us kill all the Jews of Europe.' Is there a connection?
