Christopher Exley, in Correspondence ("Funding should recognize outcome, not income" Nature 440, 1112; 200610.1038/4401112c), rightly criticizes the proposal that past research income should be used to assign future funding.
Christopher Exley, in Correspondence ("Funding should recognize outcome, not income" Nature 440, 1112; 200610.1038/4401112criticizesizes the use of research income as a metric of science somewhat unjustly.
Staffed by a team of specialists with cumulatively greater than 30 years of radiosurgery experience, treatment at our center results in predictable and nationally recognized outcomes.
Hence, the salient feature of the model is that that system I recognizes outcomes only as being possible or, not.
The model is shown in the Figure 2. As noted above, the system I recognizes outcomes only as being possible (or not), and is thus insensitive to exact probabilities.
Youth-led organizations have already taken a lead in promoting self-accountability and expressed their commitments in alignment with UNISDR's call for voluntary commitments and as an officially recognized outcome of the WCDRR.
Relapse is a recognized outcome in blastomycosis and may occur after any treatment regimen (22 – 22 ).
It was not an internationally recognized outcome measurement but was commonly used in Chinese TCM trials.
Recent work has integrated critical observations in the biology of breast cancer, including gene deletions, translocations, and locus amplification; 4, 5 biomarkers from high-throughput "-omics" technologies such as genomics, proteomics, and metabolomics; and long recognized outcome variables such as tumor size, histologic grade, axillary nodal status, and estrogen receptor (ER) status.
"We hope that policymakers interpret these results as indicating investing in disadvantaged neighborhoods can have positive outcomes but recognizing those outcomes may be limited to small areas," Gibbons said.
