The nation's scientific organizations hired publicity firms.
These factors sometimes combine to give substantial publicity to scientific claims that may not fully deserve such attention.
These lines are more attractive for breeding than those with two or more genes involved, possibly the latter receive less publicity in scientific literature.
He was also a pioneer of modern science journalism.In the course of transforming a parochial and withering publication called Nature into a globally influential scientific giant his instinct for publicity pushed science into British newspapers in a way that had not happened before.
The Vietnamese government has its own symbolic phial that it, too, flourishes, in scientific conferences that get little publicity.
These distractions from her scientific labours and the attendant publicity caused her much discomfort but provided resources needed for her work.
"In my experience, I've never seen a single specimen that was made by the scientific community to get more publicity," says Mark Norell, a curator at the American Museum of Natural History.
Here, a natural variant representing a first overproducer of acarbose, Actinoplanes sp. SE50/110 (ATCC 31044; CBS 674.73), was selected for whole genome shotgun sequencing because of its publicity in the scientific literature [ 17, 20- 22] and its elevated, well measureable acarbose production of up to 1 g/l [ 23].
Scientific errors get a lot of publicity, but these embarrassing cases often demonstrate science at its self-correcting best.
In the face of negative media attention and impending lawsuits, the N.F.L. is throwing money into scientific research and ensuring it receives publicity for doing so.
