Using a unique combination of rank-based enrichment algorithms, ontologies, and meta-analysis techniques, we compute correlation scores between a given gene set and thousands of public studies.
This example concerns a meta-analysis of public studies related to DMD.
First, we have increased the repository of public studies catalogued in our tool by almost two folds.
The BPC (2009) report highlighted the growth of public study registries, the best known of which is ClinicalTrials.gov, which Congress required the National Institutes of Health (NIH) to establish for clinical trials of certain pharmaceuticals (NIH 2010).
First, use off-the-shelf kit; second, share the lessons; and third, carry out robust, independent and public studies of costs and benefits.
Helen Ladd, a professor of public policy studies at Duke University, used the federal survey for a study that found that parents of children in charters were generally more involved in school activities than were parents of students in other public schools.
A large number of public health studies have looked into the suitability of studying Street View imagery in order to collect data on the built environment.
In a recent review of fracking research, 84% of public health studies found public health hazards, elevated risks, or adverse health outcomes.
On Tuesday, Pruitt proposed a new rule that would limit the use of public health studies in writing regulations, a strategy to cripple fossil fuel industry rules on air pollution cribbed from the tobacco industry's playbook.
Adopting the experimental design that systematically combined 4 landscapes with 2 pieces of public art, Study 3 revealed that the affective quality of public art had more influence on the landscapes than the compatibility between public art and the landscapes.
Each national election tends to have an ethnographic component, becoming a mass public study of a group of Americans who seem to be at the center of it.
