Medical research has increased understanding of disease.
Results suggest that the overall quality of research has increased in both countries since the introduction of national assessments.
Since the late 1990s, research has increased, including new perspectives from physics, anatomy, modeling, and ecology.
The use of mixed methods in healthcare HFE research has increased over time.
Design and human factors research has increased standardization in high-hazard industries, but is not fully utilized in medicine.
Funding for biomedical and neuroscience research has increased over the last decade but without a concomitant increase in new therapies.
Military research has increased 260percentt, and at more than $75 billion a year is 20 times the amount spent on energy research.
In the last several years, the impact of mass spectrometry (MS -based proteoMS -basedell signaling research has increased dramatically.
Since the PCF was founded 11 years ago, U.S. government funding for prostate cancer research has increased 20-fold, with annual appropriations now in excess of $500 million.
Simulation-based research has increased in prevalence and scope in the past decade, including a growing number of investigations in pediatric emergency medicine (PEM).
In recent years, ID research has increased in Turkey across most disciplines according to Basal and Keskin (2013), who provide a cartography of ID trends in research competency by discipline in Turkey from 2007 to 2011.
