This suggests that increased interdisciplinarity was associated with increased communication and rigour-relevance challenges, but only up to a certain point, after which it did not create more impediments.
Lastly, we present a provocative view of the clinical relevance, emerging challenges in dual targeting of redox and autophagy pathways for therapy, and the future directions to be addressed in order to advance both basic and translational aspects of this field.
This study aimed to investigate the use, relevance and challenges of Wikipedia among medical students.
Of course, the challenge for any journalistic collection is to prove its relevance, a challenge not diminished when the material is as recent as it is here.
Art as a mirror of society, with contemporary relevance and challenge: you look for it in the galleries of Chelsea, perhaps at the Joyce Theater but not very often in the opera house.
Identifying end-users of research and capturing their views of research relevance are challenging tasks and not something that has been extensively reported.
"Having gone through a period of career burnout, followed by radical lifestyle change, I could see that Thoreau's ideas around simplicity, consumerism, and busy-ness had an uncanny relevance to the challenges we face today.
But the main domestic argument that he's tried to make – about the link between family breakdown and economic disarray — has more relevance to the challenges facing Americans in the early 21st century than the Reagan nostalgia that too often passes for policy thinking from the party's tax cutting and foreign policy hawks.
Review classes cover topics on science's cutting edge, which often have particular relevance to current challenges in Africa.
It discusses how inclusive design is defined and interpreted, what its relevance, implications and challenges are in relation to the built environment, how it relates to other significant design issues, and how it can be fostered in the future.
