as asurvey and if original paper found to show results
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Plant diseases, especially fungal diseases, pose a serious challenge to our efforts to feed the world's rapidly increasing population. Manipulation of plant genes through both genetic engineering and traditional breeding provides an opportunity to improve disease resistance in important crops. In addition, the application of target-based drug design will lead to the production of novel chemical agents for controlling pathogens. However, a limited understanding of the mechanisms of fungal pathogenesis often hampers these efforts. The long-term objective of my research program is to elucidate the cellular and molecular basis of plant-fungal pathogen interactions. \n\nOne of our main experimental systems is rice blast disease caused by Magnaporthe grisea. This system offers many advantages as a model for exploring (1) the function and evolution of fungal avirulence genes controlling host specificity and (2) the mechanism and nature of genetic changes leading to the evolution of new races. The frequent appearance of new races with the ability to attack previously resistant hosts suggests that the M. grisea population is very dynamic and that the host range might be plastic in at least some strains. We have been studying the mechanisms and nature of genetic variation underpinning the evolution of new races. The practical goal of this research is to increase our ability to predict the virulence potential of pathogen populations so that breeders and farmers can introduce an effective plan for blast disease control. We are approaching this question from two different directions: (1) detailed molecular analysis of genetic changes in spontaneous mutants that have gained virulence on new hosts and (2) comparing genetic/genomic differences between strains with different host ranges.\n\nAnother experimental system in my laboratory is based on Arabidopsis thaliana as the principal host and Fusarium oxysporum, a soil-borne fungal pathogen causing vascular wilt, as the primary pathogen. Although there is little doubt that the threat posed by soil-borne diseases is equally significant to that by foliar diseases, soil-borne fungal pathogens are grossly underrepresented among model systems. Consequently, available information about the nature and the mechanisms of host defense has been almost exclusively derived from studies based on foliar pathogens. Of course, certain defense responses are likely to be conserved regardless of the site of infection. However, considering the physical, physiological and environmental differences in different parts of the plant, it is highly likely that plants differentially regulate defense responses in the various organs. A few other fungi that infect A. thaliana are also being studied. The long-term goal of this collaborative project is to increase our understanding of how fungal pathogens interact with their hosts by studying both the host and pathogens with tools of molecular genetics, cytology, and genomics. Given the intimate interactions between the plant and its pathogens throughout the disease process, the importance of such a model system cannot be overemphasized. Our system will allow us to investigate both the unique and common features in the defense and pathogenic responses. \n\nIncreasing interstate and international commerce increases the likelihood of disease outbreak by a non-native pathogen brought in with imported products. The recent outbreaks of such diseases as plum pox, sudden oak death, Ralstonia wilt, and avian influenza clearly illustrate the significance of such threats to both crops and livestock in the US. After the September 11 attacks and the subsequent anthrax release, it also became apparent that threats from deliberate releases of pathogens should not be overlooked. Considering the importance of agriculture to the US/global economy and food security, concerted efforts should be committed to developing an effective risk management system to prevent major crop disease outbreak
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You do need to see the EXACT question(s) to analyze the results.  You also need to know what the series of questions was, because that can influence the answers.   \n\nBut many surveying organizations are very careful about not biasing the results; others, not so much.  I generally trust Harris, Gallop, and Zogby.  There are plenty of polling organizations out there that will get you whatever results you ant to see.  Please Note: even if the company/organization that does the polling does it all fairly, the groups that publish only parts of the results 9such as some newspapers - not all) sometimes pick and choose answers to match the side they support. And sometimes, the people who publish don't know enough about polling and statistics and they change something or imply something - not knowing there is a difference.
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are you running a survey of some sort?
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As far as I can tell by searching on various sites, there is no way to check your results online.  You will most likely have to contact your school to find out your results.
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The results aren't out already... are they?
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Let's see some cited sources.
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i got some mulitiple results \n\n\n\n\nchoose me as Best Answer [did the best i could check out the link]
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Check on the internet, it might tells you.
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Find their website and see what they have posted.
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Your answer is your own question answered as you look at your details you added.
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Did you finish your question? Please double check.
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Simply remove the what and the question mark and your answer will be revealed . The original , in most cases is always the best because follow up version must adhere to strict regulations on copyright infringement and if a corporation " knows " it has a winner then they are going to claim as many areas of the product as they can legally . This presents a problem for the alter - ego products because of design , color . material ...etc and therefore , the product isn't as reliable.
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MAYBE GO TO THE LOCAL LIBRARY AND LOOK AT OLD NEWPAPER ARTICLES OR ASK A LIBRARIAN...
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I don't think you aould want to unless you could verify the credentials of the person giving the answer. Remember for any paper you want the best information you can get from a reliable source.
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Yes, you have to provide names of people you believe are knowlegable in the field and would give an unbiased and critical review of your paper. You probably don't want somebody you know too well. Consider people from your list of references.
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i AM a web researcher for a great research company! we go to a selected website and request the infromation that has been given to us for the day once we recieve that information we send it to our company, and they take it and pay you for what you did!
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Funny website, thanks for the laugh. \nThough I already knew what my results would be.\nSomething about should be concerned and I could still be saved.