On the second day, Dr N.K. Ganguly, Director-General of ICMR, presented an overview of the progress of biotechnology in India and the need for a revision of ethical guidelines in medical research, emphasizing the need to link science and society, allocation of resources for health, and the disconnect between industrial policy and health policy in India.
Recognition of the ubiquity of female multiple mating has caused an important shift in sexual selection research, emphasizing the adaptive nature of female mating strategies.
Given the profound need for new treatment options for ASD, the chapter further discusses the translational roles animal models play in drug discovery research, emphasizing the issues and challenges associated with adapting current behavioral assays and animal models of ASD to the demands of a high-throughput environment.
The positivist paradigm remains dominant in much scientific research, emphasizing objective knowledge that is separate from the knower and that can be uncovered only through a scientific method of inquiry that is neutral and free of bias.
The large observed interindividual variability of scores related to cultures of origin and host countries is in accordance with recent research emphasizing individual variations in the experience of biculturalism [ 14].
Therefore, this initiative provides relevant preliminary data for the development of training activities in clinical and translational research emphasizing on faculty and graduate students' specific needs.
The results of the online Survey Monkey questionnaire provide relevant data for the development of training activities in clinical and translational research, emphasizing faculty and graduate students' specific needs.
Here we review the genetic and molecular tools and resources available for fundamental and applied carotenoid research, emphasizing recent achievements in carotenoid engineering and potential future objectives for carotenoid research in plants.
Thus, Sandelowski, in her discussion of sample size in qualitative research, emphasizes that both too few and too many groups can lower the quality of focus group studies [ 20].
An astronomer who wasn't involved in the research emphasized one particular aspect of the Herschel survey.
