The literary criticism of Maurycy Mochnacki, a passionate advocate of Romanticism and the first Polish critic to link literature with Poland's political progress, exercised a strong influence on literary theory.
In this study, we aim to display the results of an interior architecture studio experience, which was structured on an interdisciplinary approach by linking literature and design.
In college, at the University of Iowa, one of my favorite teachers, David Morrell, author of the Rambo series, used to engage us from the start of his lecture to the end, linking literature and the jazz age, savoring sentences from Hemingway and Faulkner.
There were 1149 genes collected from VFDB, but this resource has a different method of curation where they link literature to a FIGfam and not directly to genes.
Podcasts, blogs, and online journal clubs were valued for EBM teaching roles including creating exposure to literature (4, IQR 1.5) and linking literature to clinical practice experience (4, IQR 1.5) (1-no merit, 5-strong merit).
An additional 2-day SIG straddles the last of the pre-conference days and the first of the main conference days: BioLink: Linking literature, information and knowledge for biology.
Again, because there are no model organism databases for the species that we annotate and no dedicated effort to link literature to genes and gene products, AgBase biocurators also routinely submit NCBI Gene Reference Into Function notes, most particularly when the literature they identify is not already linked to the Entrez Gene record.
These findings link literatures that have previously had little interaction and demonstrate that multiple brain networks support task performance in distinct but cooperative ways.
First, Manuscript Architect will be linked to literature maps, a method developed for structured literature reviews.
