Brandenberger, G., et al., "Disruption of Endocrine Rhythms in Sleeping Sickness with Preserved Relationship between Hormonal Pulsatility and the REM-NREM Sleep Cycles," Journal of Biological Rhythms 11, no. 3 (September 1996): 258-267.
For their study, published in the journal Global Biogeochemical Cycles, Long and his team used simulations to predict ocean deoxygenation through 2100. .
According to the Center for Responsive Politics, hedge funds and private-equity funds donated $27.6 million to Clinton and pro-Clinton groups during this election cycle, while the Wall Street Journal, conducting its own, broader calculation, came to an even larger number, $47.6 million.
(Ages 5 to 9) An engaging cycle of poems based on a journal the author kept for eight weeks when an Anna's hummingbird nested on her California patio.
Combining filter design with model-based filtering with an application to business-cycle estimation (joint with R. Kaiser), International Journal of Forecasting, 21(4), 691 710, 2005.
"This was the first time an ultra-fast aluminum-ion battery was constructed with stability over thousands of cycles," the authors write in the journal Nature, where their research has been published.
But, according to the Wall Street Journal, during the 2010 election cycle three labor unions were among the five largest sources of political funding.
There is intense competition for publication in high-impact-factor journals, frequently resulting in multiple rounds of review and revision; and if the manuscript is ultimately rejected, the whole depressing cycle is often repeated at a new journal.
More than two-thirds of the journal's readers (68 per cent) voted against mandatory cycle helmets for adults out of a total of 1,427 people who cast votes.
Authors and reviewers alike are "encouraged" to post the full peer review cycle online alongside final versions of articles, but the journal does not mandate it.
