... to decipher contradictory results in the literature. The gradient boosting decision tree model demonstrates that cell density has a higher impact on cell proliferation than other obtainable experimental features in most publications. Together with the variation of other essential features, the controversy...

... relevant evidence. Even so, reflecting on unpossessed evidence promises us a better understanding of the epistemic status of many controversial beliefs. Often enough, when we disagree with others, there is evidence we don't have (which they do have) and there is evidence they don't have (which we do have...

... to these psychological processes when narratives are about controversial issues? In such cases, ordinary resistance to persuasion should be made stronger by pre-existing attitudes that run counter to the attitudes presented in the narratives. And what if the narrative with which one is engaged contains arguments...

... at the geographical periphery of the global economy and at the organizational periphery of their headquarters often contribute a negligible amount to the corporate global revenues, this article provides evidence on the role of these peripheries in knowledge creation and in enforcing controversial innovations. Based...

... of the contemporary graffiti movement, the author article seeks to analyse some of the basic questions that arise concerning copyright protection and industrial property law. The author calls for a more focused analysis in the future of this controversial problem. They call themselves writers, because that is what...

... law to test the extent to which non-traditional signs are registrable. Singapore is a case in point: an economically sophisticated and legally mature jurisdiction in terms of its IP rules, it seeks to make sense of European and US jurisprudence in evaluating the commercial worth of this controversial...

...—enterprise and innovation. A perpetually controversial topic both within IP circles and within industry is the extent to which, at all, computer programs should be entitled to legal protection; this debate has engaged both the patent and copyright professions, among others. The lack of certainty, clarity...

... that identification of a specific meaning for each term is impossible. The morality provision ¹ in patent law can be viewed as a legacy from a time when the controversies created by modern human and animal biotechnology were not discernible and all that was required was a broad prohibition on inventions...

... points relating to them. In the light of some controversial recent litigation in the UK, the author seeks to give a state-of-the-art review which focuses in particularly on the one single issue that has raised the most problems: when may an IP owner be taken to have consented to the importation...

... as to the limits of the subject matter for which patents should be granted. Practical significance The article will be helpful for anyone who wishes to quickly understand the present approach to business method inventions in these three jurisdictions. The patenting of business methods remains a controversial...

... case law, casting a critical shadow over the consequences of some of the more controversial judicial decisions. For both the European Court of Justice (ECJ) and the Court of First Instance (CFI), 2006 was a busy year for trade marks in Europe. Between 1 January and 18 July 2006, the Courts had given...

... under compulsory licence. Provision has been proposed within TRIPs itself for the most needy countries to benefit from relaxation of the high level of patent protection; this provision is controversial and has by no means gained universal acceptance. This article asks whether, and to what extent...

... registered design may be raised. In Spain, the controversial step was taken of establishing the Community Design Court in Alicante, the seat of OHIM (the organ that grants Community registered designs) rather than in the larger centres of legal and commercial activity in Madrid and Barcelona. This article...

... and incongruities in the conducting of the 1924–5 campaign, with its controversial settlement, but they were overlooked in international circles. The book chronicles the problems encountered during the Vykom campaign—a major, early effort to develop a practical technique for groups collectively to fight for social...

... on psychoanalytic theory, can abolish these groups. British Psychoanalytical Society BPAS Freud Anna Klein Melanie Payne Sylvia psychoanalysis Riviere Joan Winnicott Donald Woods DWW in this index Winnicott Anna Freud Melanie Klein controversial discussions BPAS Originally published in Rodman, F. R. (Ed...

...This chapter focuses on one of the most controversial presidents of the twentieth century, Bill Clinton. Political scandals notwithstanding, all agree that Clinton's intelligence and knowledge of policymaking details were very impressive. Clinton was a master at asserting presidential control over...

... of the broad aims of the book, such as to explore stories about hope that are entangled in a the environmental life of the ocean and that has never been theorized in a direct sustained way in ecocriticism. The author also expands upon the controversial nature of hope, and how hope and the idea of utopia...

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...This article considers the different versions of the patristic debate between 1517 and 1720. It focuses on the century between John Jewel's Challenge sermon that occurred in 1559, and the Restoration of the monarchy. It chronologically reviews several important and controversial debates from...

...This chapter discusses genetic criticism within the field of literary studies. It discusses a few controversial theoretical issues and attempts to get past a number of -isms and so-called “fallacies” such as positivism and intentionality, the Scylla and Charybdis of literary theory. Joyce James...