Various expert recommendation systems (e.g., question responder recommenders and co-author recommenders) have been proposed, but they fail to characterize companies' needs in identifying suitable researchers.
Therefore, when choosing the most suitable program, researchers should consider the research questions that they aim to address, the statistical requirements of their hypothesized SEM model(s), and data characteristics (e.g., the number of items, amount of missing data).
Consultant advisors from the NIHR HS&DR Programme fed back that some of the wording needed to be updated due a recent reorganisation within the UK's NHS, but otherwise they felt the checklist was suitable for researchers to use to make a good quality research proposal.
Although it is suitable for researchers to develop a fundamental recognition algorithm using finger knuckle patterns, it may not be practical.
We are confident that with a suitable model, researchers and clinicians will be able to harness the stream of sequence data and begin designing strategies to make targeted alterations to the microbiome and improve health.
In addition, our array may be suitable for researchers studying genetically-inherited diseases with distinct effects on gonadal phenotype in zebrafish, as well as the genomics of other teleosts for which such a resource is not available [81].
This resource is suitable for researchers with limited bioinformatics experience who are interested in specific STRs, genes or phenotypes.
This flag would be most suitable for researchers seeking to identify a study cohort with invasive breast cancer or for risk adjustment [ 26].
However, it is more suitable for researchers who have some SNPs at hand, and would like to know what related works have been done in the literature.
It should be particularly suitable for researchers primarily interested in gene expression analysis, but who may be willing to look for splicing and isoform differences within their dataset.
