Drawing conclusions from the research is probably most important section of report. Inference and conclusions, as a product this process, are based on findings, which form factual basis for drawing conclusions. They highlight specific importance work allow certain cognition science practice, tasked with identifying key findings linking them what was said in introduction.

This volume of over one thousand pages, as stated in the foreword, "pre-sents an integration of the results of the researches sponsored by the Herman Frash Foundation for Research in Agricultural Chemistry at the Missouri Agricultural Experiment Station." The author served as leader of the research project, and is known to; students in the field for his numerous scientific reports presented ove...

Objectives—To evaluate the impact of the United States Tobacco Price Support Program (TPSP) on domestic cigarette consumption and the potential political impact of the TPSP on eVorts to reduce smoking. Data sources—Published studies known to the authors and a search of AGRICOLA from 1980 to 1996. Study selection—Studies published in a refereed journal or research reports published by an accredi...

This article examines the effectiveness of using wikis for collaborative projects in college journalism classrooms, with the principles of andragogy as a framework. The use of wikis in two journalism courses at a large university in the American Midwest illustrates how wikis can encourage learners to become more selfdirected by engaging in online collaborative writing about how best to produce ...

The symptoms and signs of familial dysautonomia were first gathered into a clinical entity by Riley et al. in 1949. A review by Riley and Moore published in 1966 reveals how much has since been elucidated about the condition and how much still remains obscure. Most of the cases reported come from the USA, though the majority of the patients are of Jewish extraction and have ancestors who come f...

Several papers have been published recently in the Journal addressing "best practices" for survey research manuscripts. This paper explores in more detail the effects of the target population size on sample size determination, probability sampling versus census approaches, and response rates and the relationship to potential nonresponse bias. Survey research is a complex methodology requiring e...

We completely solve the problem of enumerating combinatorially inequivalent d-dimensional polytopes with d + 3 vertices. A first solution of this problem, by Lloyd, was published in 1970. But the obtained counting formula was not correct, as pointed out in the new edition of Grünbaum’s book. We both correct the mistake of Lloyd and propose a more detailed and self-contained solution, relying on...

See related article, pages 1952–1962. In this issue of Stroke, the articles by Broderick et al1 and Sandvei et al2 represent the culmination of a new initiative between the Journal and the International Stroke Conference (ISC), recently held in San Diego, California. Ten of the top-scoring abstracts submitted to the meeting were identified with the help of Dr Philip Gorelick. The presenting aut...