To gather information on a particular topic effectively, however, one must ensure that the publications relied upon have themselves succeeded in describing and evaluating all relevant papers, the original studies reviewed received careful and critical appraisal, the included studies were interpreted correctly, and alternative interpretations were considered.
A personal connection to other active scientists helps you select and evaluate potential research topics more effectively; it helps ensure that the work you are doing is relevant, well anchored to the field as it develops.
Approaches based on graphical models try to maximize the joint distribution of visual words and the latent topics to effectively capture the latent topic structures present in the visual word collection.
Peer Index which identifies experts who use social media like Twitter to expound on their chosen topics, is effectively building an opinion former marketing service which lets marketers and brands access these highly influential individuals.
Through SproutEd's communication and organizational tools, students can work together to deepen their understanding of academic topics and effectively manage their time.
In this sense, KD is relevant because it gives an indication of how effectively topics are spread over the population and with which skill level.
Finally, by having a probability distribution over topics, a comparison effectively assigns different weights to biological processes.
As water transcends physical landscapes and disciplinary mindscapes, more expressly and insidiously than other topic areas, it effectively connects with women, waste, wisdom and wealth.
Activity stream aggregator FriendFeed launched a new feature called FriendFeed Rooms this afternoon, which are effectively topic-based accounts that anyone can create or join (depending on privacy settings).
Meta-analysis is increasingly proving that it could play a valuable role in objectively and effectively exploring topics which are extensively debated in the scientific literature.
