Cultural Codes – Who Holds the Key?

Cultural Codes – Who Holds the Key?: The Concept and Conduct of Evaluation in Central and Eastern Europe

This article examines the impact of cultural codes on the conduct and outcomes of evaluation. Cultural codes are defined as symbols and systems of meaning that are relevant to members of a particular culture (or subculture).These codes can be utilized to facilitate communication within the ‘inside group’ and also to obscure the meaning to ‘outside groups’. Drawing on the authors’ combined exper...

Who holds the leash?

Who Holds Up the World?

Population genomics: Linkage disequilibrium holds the key

Current efforts to find disease-causing genes depend on patterns of linkage disequilibrium in human populations. Recent work has shown that linkage disequilibrium can extend over much larger genomic regions than expected, and that the patterns of linkage disequilibrium can differ markedly among populations.

Who Holds the Toxic Waste? An Investigation of CMO Holdings

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