A great majority of Cu II) complexes currently studied in the anticancer research field exert their antiproliferative activities through ligand exchange.
Changing population demographics, evolving disease patterns and new research findings, exert unremitting pressure for change in health care, demanding reliable ways for continual improvement.
Indeed funding agencies or research commissioners exert considerable influence on how research is undertaken because they make decisions about which studies to fund based on detailed descriptions within grant proposals.
M., J.S., L.J., M.K., S.H., T.G., V.S ..** Additionally, a special cross-functional team was established to investigate whether or not the chemicals that were identified by the teams as having disruptive potential for key mechanisms/pathways in a particular domain might also have been shown in other research to exert relevant effects on mechanisms/pathways in other domains.
The work was an invaluable contribution to astronomy, bearing strongly on countless other problems and areas of research and exerting major influence on the evolution of the science of astronomy from one of mere observation to one of great theoretical and philosophical content.
Hempel's commitment to rigorous explications of the nature of cognitive significance, of scientific explanation, and of scientific rationality would become the hallmark of his research, which exerted great influence on professional philosophers, especially during the middle decades of the 20th Century.
Basic and translational research now exerts a considerable influence over clinical breast cancer treatment and research.
18 21 22 Thus, there is likely to be high variability in whether or not any given research study exerts influence, given local circumstances and the relative timing of events.
On the other hand, research personnel exerted considerable effort at getting subjects to these visits, with limited success, perhaps because the children were not ill at those times.
While published guidelines may have been successful in effecting some change in reporting practices, it is plausible that the presence of suitably qualified individuals on a research team exerts a greater influence on trial design, conduct and analysis than written instructions to adhere to such guidelines.
