In addition, we must do more to improve our communication with other scientists, as well as non-specialists that help society understand the value of discovery-based research.
Importantly, authors should always reference the publication of the pioneering discovery rather than the review on the subject, as this helps to promote the value of discovery-based research.
Hall immediately recognized the value of his discovery.
According to Dr Carl Thompson, a Byron expert at Nottingham Trent University, however, the value of the discovery may be more economic than scholarly as it is already common knowledge that Byron and Rogers were friends.
These bumps make us see the value of the discovery.' And in §464: 'My aim is: to teach you to pass from a piece of disguised nonsense to something that is patent nonsense.' In the discussion of the possibility of a private language it may well at first seem as though we understand the possibility under consideration.
Realizing the value of his discovery, he patented his first version in 1907.
The act changed the law so that the owner of the land and the person who finds the hoard have a strong stake in the value of the discovery.
Autism research is vulnerable to funder and public pressure that may undermine the value of scientific discovery and advancement of knowledge [ 8, 38].
Indeed, current translational research constructs emphasize the value of making discovery observations at the clinical or even population level and "reverse translating" to basic science models to discern the underlying mechanisms and identify promising interventions.
While the considerable value of metabolomics for the initial discovery of toxicant-induced perturbations to molecular pathways is proven, verifying the value of these discoveries prior to application in biomonitoring is essential and has rarely been achieved to date.
The value of new discoveries is uncertain, and they are swiftly synthesised.
