Hail Problems in Japan

Natural Resources Problems in Japan.

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Hail suppression and society.

An interdisciplinary assessment of hail suppression in the past, present, and future has shown it to be currently scientifically uncertain but a potentially beneficial future technology. An established suppression technology would be widely adopted in the Great Plains, providing benefits to agriculture and secondarily to the American consumer. Development of a reliable technology will require a...

Tuberculosis Treatment in Japan: Problems and perspectives

should be remembered that Japan’s current case rate is still almost five times that of the USA, and that Japan is categorized as an “intermediate burden country” by the World Health Organization (WHO). Moreover, since 1980 the decline in case and mortality rates has slowed, and during the late 1990s the case rate reversed and went upwards, forcing the government to declare a “Tuberculosis Emerg...

All hail reproducibility in microbiome research

At its core, microbiome research relies on complex and sophisticated statistical analyses of large datasets and their associated metadata (e.g., experimental parameters, sample characteristics). Heavy reliance on big data has presented new challenges in communicating the details of complex analyses in a manner sufficient for others to replicate analytical workflows. Reproducibility is a pillar ...

Hail and Farewell