Five Swedish-based scientists have been inserting Bob Dylan lyrics into research articles as part of a long-running bet.
You are not so much measuring the advantage of Kenyans, as you are the advantage possessed by people who train and are athletic, and you could read the entire research paper, inserting the word "elite" every time you see "Kenyan" and it would make just as much sense.
Using this information, he also hopes to create better animal models for pain research by inserting mutations underlying specific pain-inducing diseases in humans into the mouse genome.
This suggests that connexin-null mouse models may not be the perfect model for studying human diseases characterized by connexin point mutations, and as such, a shift in research towards inserting these point mutations into the orthologous mouse connexin gene has yielded promising results [ 207, 226].
The message was so powerful that in 1994, on the advice of a focus group, the Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Association inserted the word "research" into its name, creating a new, if grammatically awkward, moniker: the Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America, or PhRMA.
This work is inserted in a research program that consists mainly in the experimental and theoretical study of the effect of association between solute and solvent molecules in the solubility of gases in liquids.
Not only does Research Tools allow links and media to be swiftly inserted from the research panel, but illustration information can also be added as footnotes or annotations (since you should acknowledge all the things!).
All variables can be inserted into a research question (Question Diagram) divided into the classical categories for an epidemiological question: Outcomes, Predictors, Confounders, Inclusion and Exclusion Criteria.
"Disney-ABC Television Group will begin conducting research next week on inserting multiple commercials into ad breaks for primetime series on its broadband player," according to The Hollywood Reporter.
As defined by Harper, photo-elicitation means "inserting a photograph into a research interview" [ 25].
