MADCABS has been used for a variety of research pursuits, including to study the effectiveness of perceptron-based learning for the robust operation of distributed chemical reactor networks.
By addressing the muscular dystrophies in this way, we hope to illustrate the need for mechanistic diversity in our research pursuits and in our approach toward treating the individual patient.
A significant issue in current research pursuits is the formulation of the requirements and basic design options for the next-generation wireless network architecture.
This article describes an innovative undergraduate-level course, titled Computer Literacy for Life Sciences, that aims to teach students the basics of a computerized scientific research pursuit.
The present research pursuit analyzes a proposed algorithm named "an optimized stable clustering algorithm for mobile ad hoc networks (OSCA)" to minimize cluster head change and make cluster more stable and reduces clustering overhead.
The identification of flexible rules that maintain equitability over time remains an interesting research pursuit.
"In the 12th hour," Ms. Ullmann said, the Norwegian archaeologist and inventor Hans Gude Gudesen bought the estate from the Bergman heirs and donated the use of the facilities for research and artistic pursuits.
In the case of research cloning, some raise concerns, for example, that the perfection of cloning techniques for research purposes will enable the pursuit of reproductive cloning, and that efforts to obtain the thousands of eggs required for the production of cloned embryos will result in the exploitation of women who provide the eggs (President's Council on Bioethics 2002, Norsigian 2005).
The paper calls for research "which helps to position gambling as an economically valuable and socially responsible leisure pursuit".
When allocating funds for research and health budgets, patients' notions with regard to individual treatment should play an important role in the pursuit of a high-quality healthcare system.
