Not surprisingly, ImmGen has become a key resource in numerous investigations of the murine and human immune system research (e. g. [ 60]).
Several stakeholder groups with partially competing interest are involved in the process of funding, conducting, and publishing research (e.g. researchers, publishers, sponsors, regulatory agencies).
The researchers interviewed focused primarily on the practicalities of conducting interdisciplinary research (e.g., managing group dynamics).
Research networks on issues relating to children are not as strong as they are in other fields of research (e.g. agriculture, health).
Research users are also less likely to be misled by findings from systematic reviews as compared to other forms of research (e.g., a single experimental study).
Contrary to prior research (e.g., [Lesch, M.F., 2003.
Include any available specifics of the sponsored research (e.g., agency / grant contract numbers, etc.).
Implications of this theoretical approach for substantive empirical research (e.g., modes of processing) are discussed and directions for methodological design (e.g., computer simulation) are proposed.
Previous research (e.g., Priebe & Spink, 2012) has demonstrated that perceptions about others' behavior (i.e., descriptive norms; Cialdini, Reno, & Kallgren, 1990) can influence physical activity.
Modules 4-5 were identified as indicator categories in need of further research (e.g, current 'black boxes') prior to inclusion in the MNDA.
Their nature can be practical in terms of the experiments or data gathering, or more focused onto future research (e.g. identifying knowledge gaps).
