The paper explains key design principles such as "minimal ontological commitment" and systematically cites the requirements and issues that influenced the design of SKOS components.
The differences are not documented anywhere at this time, and scientific papers using the modern software systematically cite the original paper without further comment.
The answer is yes: with machine-learning techniques accounting for non-gender specific attributes, women-led papers are cited systematically 10% less than their men-led equivalents.
According to the Philosopher of Science, Max Black, "most scientific models are "systematically developed metaphors" (cited in [ 26]).
The Stergachis et al. paper, which is not cited, systematically analyzed the cis-acting circuitry of a large number of mouse and human cell types.
And that's why, even after a claim has been systematically disproven"—he cites, for instance, the early work on hormone replacement therapy, or claims involving various vitamins—"you still see some stubborn researchers citing the first few studies that show a strong effect.
And that's why, even after a claim has been systematically disproven" — he cites, for instance, the early work on hormone replacement therapy, or claims involving various vitamins — "you still see some stubborn researchers citing the first few studies that show a strong effect.
In addition, when acidosis is induced via NOAM, the cited text will systematically carry the mention that the study involved metabolic acidosis including lactic acidosis.
While Powe uncritically quoted the Gatestone report as portraying an attempt in France to systematically replace churches with mosques, she cited only one example of a church being turned into a mosque.
Research suggests that low-value clinical practices are common in medicine, however systematically and objectively identifying them is a widely cited barrier to de-adoption.
