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The results indicate that the dynamics of national systems of innovation is driven by the coevolution of three innovative capability variables (innovative input, scientific output and technological output), on the one hand, and three absorptive capacity factors (infrastructures, international trade and human capital), on the other.

In striving to achieve balance in their research agendas, networks are constantly weighing factors such as portfolio diversity, stakeholder input, scientific opportunity, capability and feasibility.

It can be challenging for the modeler to efficiently solicit biological and pharmacological input (scientific and experimental) without burdening the pharmacologist with mathematical and modeling details.

A principal collaborator is the National Forest Inventory (NFI); a systematic photo-plot based monitoring system designed specifically for reporting purposes and as an important input for scientific models.

GRADE has an explicit methodology that relies on input from scientific evidence as well as a panel of experts.

In March 2011, the FDA convened a two-day meeting of the Molecular and Clinical Genetics Panel to seek its opinion and input on scientific issues concerning DTC genetic tests that make medical claims.

With broadly defined environmental exposures and all of children's health and developmental outcomes of concern, the NCS calls for equally broad input by scientific experts, communities, and involved groups.

Of all the basic inputs into scientific innovation--funding, time, lab space, and technology--the most important, and the hardest to get right, is the people who do the work.

We employ and discuss the limitations of a production function approach to relate investment inputs to scientific outputs using a sample of 14 countries for which we have information on higher education research and development (HERD).

Our data provide a glimpse of some underlying trends in the financial inputs and scientific outputs of genomics as it emerged as a subsector within biotechnology (see Major Findings).

Bobby R. Acord, administrator of the inspection service, said the agency was already "considering how best to further encourage public comment and receive broader scientific input".