But does the Library web site support the Collaboration's goals of clarity and ease of use, as well as the overreaching mission of making evidence accessible for decision making?
The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1471-2393/13/152/prepub wishish to acknowledge the financial support of Ortho-Clinical Diagnostics for their unrestricted educational grant used to support this study and the collaboration of the diagnostic ambulatory staff and laboratory staff to conduct this study.
Alliance activities are carried out with the support of WHO and the collaboration of regional networks.
Functionally, the BDIS demonstrates the feasibility of systems to support the multinational collaboration of construction professionals in the procurement and renovation of buildings.
The nutritional value of the local bread is object of particularly intense information transfers, also supported by the collaborations of supply chains with researchers – also in the medical fields – although there isn't any formal nutritional claim on the products.
In reflection, without Dr. Haddon's support and that of Brian O'Neill, and the collaboration of Drs. Leon Robertson and Alan Williams, I may not have followed an injury research path nor would I have had the opportunity to develop a dedicated research center at University of California, Los Angeles and venture into the area of neurotrauma research.
The authors would like to thank the support and collaboration of the directors and staff from Mafra National Palace and António Jorge Parola, Fernando Pina and Sara Fragoso by the helpful and exciting discussions on silver degradation mechanisms.
48 A promising new second-generation of epigenetic inhibitors is being developed, and the support and collaboration of the Structural Genomics Consortium or Consortium-like organizations in the design, generation, and analysis of pharmacological inhibitors of epigenetic-targeted molecules, which will enhance the progress of testing preclinical and clinical assays.
Musical analyst Eric Chafe's study of Monteverdi's tonal language supports the collaboration theory and postulates that some of the sections in question, including the prologue, the coronation scene and the final duet, reflect Monteverdi's intentions and may have been written under his direct supervision.
KnowSEC, however, covers a broader (and shallower) range of chemical assessment, but in contrast to Bioclipse-DS offers strong support for the collaboration and documentation of the assessment work.
