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Group: Philosophy_of_Information - with tag medical [2 articles]

グループ Philosophy_of_Information のメンバーが最近追加した論文の一覧 with tag medical
  • Copied citations create renowned papers?
    (8 May 2003)
    by MV Simkin, VP Roychowdhury
    posted to thoughtleader status statistics socialnetworks socialnetworkanalysis social-networks social-networking social-network social scientific science research publishing psychology professionals physicsandsociety physicians persuasion otl opinionleader opinion no-tag networks networking network medical leader kol keyopinionleader key-thought-leader key influence index impact-factor humour fun evolution doctors citations citation-analysis citation cib buzz bliography by A_Olympia to the group Philosophy_of_Information on 2007-03-27 15:22:12 as ** along with 11 people and 7 groups pdlug Flit jwm Borelli eyliu nboussaid kehan scis0000001 avivagabriel pratap nickstenning Blog_and_Wiki_Research biodiversity_conservation Global_biodiversity_model Radiation_Damage Stressosome Bioinformatics GrassBase
  • Individual differences in brain asymmetries and fiber composition in the human corpus callosum.
    Brain Res, Vol. 598, No. 1-2. (Dec 1992), pp. 154-61.
    by F Aboitiz, AB Scheibel, RS Fisher, E Zaidel
    posted to adult aged anatomy animals aptitude arteries attitude callosum child comparative corpus curriculum education educational emotions environment family female fibers gifted govt health humans intelligence laterality male medical middle music nerve non-us of parents personnel phs physicians practice preschool research social special status study support terminology undergraduate us by A_Olympia to the group Philosophy_of_Information on 2005-04-25 16:51:14 as ** along with 1 group Blog_and_Wiki_Research
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