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...tial art Aikido, but have had little time to train in any of the styles or systems. =My recommendations for Biology, Health Sciences, and Chemistry Workgroup subgroups=

...s a microbe, definitions are often hard to pin down in biology. Biological systems often fall along continuums rather than discrete black/white categories. Th ...r approving the affiliation between the Biology Workgroup and Microbiology subgroup ==

{{WorkgroupTop|Biology}} ...forum.citizendium.org/index.php/topic,260.0.html subgroups thread], in the biology forum, as we reach a critical mass of editors and authors.

...Chemical Weapons Conventions, I was the only person at Bunker-Ramo Defense Systems who knew anything about microbiology or toxicity, so I used to be the staff ...for microbiology and infectious disease. Tentatively, I added the Military subgroup since these are organisms with declared biological warfare potential; I hav

...r-for-proteomics-and-systems-biology.htm Center for Proteomics and Systems Biology] at the [http://www.uthouston.edu/imm/ Brown Foundation Institute for Molec * Molecular Biology

[[CZ:Anatomy Subgroup]] : [[CZ:Anatomy Subgroup/Affiliation]] [[CZ:Biochemistry Subgroup]] : [[CZ:Biochemistry Subgroup/Affiliation]]

:[[Biology]] :I'd rather see environmental sciences mainly under biology and earth sciences, and environmental engineering under civil engineering.

.... Normally, I just greet newcomers to my workgroups but on the occasion of Biology Week, I thought I might extended this to some others, too. I changed the re ...before, in the sense that the links are more specific to the needs of the subgroup. Chris Day 09:59, 26 September 2008 (CDT)

.... Normally, I just greet newcomers to my workgroups but on the occasion of Biology Week, I thought I might extended this to some others, too. I changed the re ...before, in the sense that the links are more specific to the needs of the subgroup. [[User:Chris Day|Chris Day]] 09:59, 26 September 2008 (CDT)

...røndelag]], [[Norm]], [[Normal distribution]], [[Normalization]], [[Normal subgroup]], [[Norman Lovett]], [[North Carolina, History]], [[North Carolina Shipbui ..., [[Marine biology/Catalogs]], [[Marine biology/External Links]], [[Marine biology/Related Articles]], [[Mars/Approval]], [[Mars/Related Articles]], [[Martial

...tions indicate the toxic affects of both the somatic and autonomic nervous systems that involve voluntary and involuntary muscle contractions, respectively. T ...e for Molecular Microbiology and Infection, Division of Cell and Molecular Biology, Imperial College London, UK; and Wellcome Trust Clinical Research Unit, Ho

...r prioritise less-than-useful information (such as the origin of the word 'biology'). ...ting systems, sign languages (e.g. Brentari, 1999) and other communication systems in which phonetics plays no role;

[[:Category:Biology|Biology]] (40) [[:Category:Biology Approved|Biology Approved]] (6)

...e from Workgroup:Computers, but does have some overlap with the 'Security' subgroup. I am new to the fold and plan to add many, many articles on the subject : Neuroscience is now commonly an academic department separate from Biology, Psychology, Engineering, and Computer Science, where neuroscientists have

...embedded in an environment of diverse other evolved living and non-living systems. They implicitly or explicitly subscribe to the proposition of the 20th ce ...bzhanskt T. (1973) [http://www.godslasteraar.org/assets/ebooks/ Nothing in biology makes sense except in the light of evolution.] ''Am Biol Teach'', pages=125

*[[List of biology topics]] *[[List of important publications in biology]]

Chris, in your test layout of the Chemical Engineering subgroup, we now have: # A listing of any subcategories in the subgroup (and the articles (pages) in those categories) without the status or defini

...hors page. Also, based on your résumé, it looks like you may want to be a Biology editor instead of an author. Have a nice day, and thanks for your edits so ...the topics that represent your expertise. I added you back to the areas in biology with [http://pilot.citizendium.org/wiki?title=Citizendium_Pilot:Biology_Wor

== Subpages for [[Systems biology]] == Chris: I started [[Systems biology]] before the 'subpages' concept emerged. I fear I will botch the job puttin

...se, our energies are now better spent on the hundreds of other undeveloped biology topics - and especially the [[cytoplasmic membrane|RED LINKS]] in [[Life]]. ...to satisfy the policy, I think, is to say something like, "That biological systems are self-organizing in this way has led one prominent biologist to say they

...thor=Wyatt JC, Wyatt SM |title=When and how to evaluate health information systems? |journal=Int J Med Inform |volume=69 |issue=2-3 |pages=251–9 |year=2003 ...t = Hausler | first = Thomas | title = In retrospect: When business became biology's plague | journal = Nature | accessdate = 2008-11-12 | date = 2008-05-01 |

===A future style manual: citation from PloS Biology Slightly modified?=== ...gures and templates used in the draft page may affect the appearance of [[Biology]] approved page

...thor=Wyatt JC, Wyatt SM |title=When and how to evaluate health information systems? |journal=Int J Med Inform |volume=69 |issue=2-3 |pages=251–9 |year=2003 ...t = Hausler | first = Thomas | title = In retrospect: When business became biology's plague | journal = Nature | accessdate = 2008-11-12 | date = 2008-05-01 |

...ropractic concept of subluxation, or innate intelligence, as part of human biology. ....chiroweb.com/archives/ahcpr/chapter2.htm Chapter II], Chiropractic Belief Systems

...ropractic concept of subluxation, or innate intelligence, as part of human biology. ....chiroweb.com/archives/ahcpr/chapter2.htm Chapter II], Chiropractic Belief Systems

...-- I just saw this -- but may I observe my principal professional field is systems, software and network/electronics engineering, of which military and intell ...ery precedent for an environmentally related article to be in Engineering, Subgroup Environmental Engineering. I am truly tired — and I'm not speculati

For example, Natural Sciences includes these 6 workgroups: Astronomy, Biology, Chemistry, Earth Sciences, Mathematics and Physics. :If you wanted, John, we could create [[CZ: Electromagnetism Subgroup]] as a specialized/interdisciplinary supplement to the main workgroups. [[U

...handled fuses that were not fuzes, fuzes containing no fuse, and fuze-fuse systems. ...tic terrorism and disaster response. I know much more of the U.S. response systems, but have some knowledge of the British. While it's Cold War, there is an

...tic", and further-without explaining some of the background of educational systems for 19th/20th Century health profesionals, which leads into how DD Palmer r ...alongside all the premed students. The course completed as a BS in human biology through Logan College of Chiropractic. The Chiropractic program at Logan i

...not. Who could be against personal preference? Anybody who understands the biology of vaccinations- that's who. Even the official groups of chiropractors will ...my dead body to perform such an operation. Historical chiropractic belief systems provide a number of benefits, however, including simplistic answers to comp

...at I do hope to accomplish is, effectively, a dictionary between different systems. Some terms may not translate or be rejected by one side or the other; maki :::Let's see. Physics, chemistry, farming, construction, mathematics, biology, ethics, law, land transportation, warfare, sea transportation, air transp

...one year ago, with the meager results documented at [[CZ:Biology Workgroup/Biology Week Sep 22-28, 2008]]. "Provisionally Approved" goes into the direction of ...e to approve her articles; there's no one to do his fish articles unless a Biology editor takes it on. I don't think we have active Editors for Food (Sciences

...red years of homeopathy has amounted to), then most of the articles in the Biology and Chemistry workgroup need rewriting. ...n medicine, and some of my most interesting professional work is in expert systems to "individualize" (e.g., what dosage forms are most convenient for the pat