Since this is the internet and people no longer want to read anything that isn't comprehensively organized, I've compiled a list of his career highlights.
Evidence mapping is an emerging tool to systematically and comprehensively identify, organize and summarize the distribution of scientific evidence on a broad topic [ 1, 2].
In order to alleviate these difficulties, we have comprehensively re-organized the metadata of NeuroMorpho.Org into ontological hierarchies.
Therefore, comprehensively collecting, organizing, and maintaining raw genotypic and phenotypic data on CHD [ 18] through various approaches represent a major challenge.
Susan Hussein Montclair, N.J., April 1 , 2008 To the Editor: You comprehensively document the carefully organized campaign of hatred against Jews.
It is necessary that the physicians involved in the care of people with this condition comprehensively approach the management and follow-up of the patients, and that they organize interdisciplinary teams including all the professionals that can help to increase the quality of life of patients.
On the other hand, it is necessary that the physicians involved in the care of people with this condition comprehensively approach the management and follow-up of the patients, and that they organize interdisciplinary teams including all the professionals that can help to increase the quality of life of patients.
From a translational perspective, one way of maximizing the practical usefulness of the available scientific evidence would be to share the knowledge and organize it in a computationally oriented fashion: ultimately, this would allow to comprehensively utilize both clinical and preclinical information on targeted therapy for the therapeutic management of patients.
This trans-disciplinary science would seek to organize the understanding of societal responses within and across technologies more systematically and comprehensively than now is possible.
Comparative genomics has been advanced as a method that can comprehensively characterize the functional elements in the genome (Birney et al. 2007; Margulies et al. 2007), and it has been argued that an evolutionary framework can be used to organize medical knowledge (Nesse et al. 2010).
