Radiologists can use such platforms to express a personal opinion or commentary for which they would never use an official or scientific channel.
Thus, there is pressing need for a scientific channel and platform like the journal of Clinical and Translational Medicine to exchange information on the development, standardization, application, and optimization of translational research and science in a manner that will facilitate communication between preclinical and clinical scientists.
Climate-change contrarians increased their attack on the science, taking advantage of the Internet to distribute their views outside the usual scientific channels.
Before 2003, many restrictions in Iraq were imposed on the media, especially on television and internet, whereas an increase in the number of international medical and scientific TV channels as well as an increase in internet users after 2003 could probably contribute to the increase in parents' immunization practice and in immunization knowledge.
Before 2003, many restrictions were imposed on the media, especially television and the internet, whereas an increase in the number of international medical and scientific TV channels, and an increase in internet users especially after 2003 are the important causes of the increase in parents' immunization practice and in immunization knowledge [ 36].
We assume that the channels are block fading (in different scientific communities these channels are also referred to as quasi-static fading or delay constrained channels), that is, the fading coefficients are constant during the transmission of a codeword or block.
Game developers Chunk created Reserve the Odds, with Maverick TV, Cancer Research UK as scientific adviser, and Channel 4 putting up the money.
Alberto Alemanno, a professor of EU law, points out that there are many ways to channel scientific advice to politicians beyond creating a single senior adviser.
Within the co-evolving context of environmental management research in dryland Africa and the policy approaches designed to mitigate land degradation, few academic analyses have deconstructed the practical 'bottom-up' actions that can help to channel scientific research into national decision-making and policy.
This perspective does not discount that state interests drive foreign policy, but it recognizes that influence runs both ways, arguing: "Scientific principles… channel action on health in specific directions that neither ideology nor power politics can alter" (2, p. 186).
Scientific interest was channelled into medicine, pharmacology, mathematics, astronomy, and logic.
