These binary strings can speed up the search for high similar patches in the
NLM by comparing the candidate string [[tau].
Why does the FDA think that it has a compelling state interest in preventing the dissemination of scientific research and expert opinion from the
NLM when this same information is already disseminated on the Internet and is available to anyone with a computer and access to the World Wide Web?
With Grateful Med,
NLM directly delivered biomedical literature references to health professionals.
The "Library Services" Web page provides access to all of the collections and catalog information of the
NLM databases.
Using the CDM and an internal
NLM document, "Selection Checklist for Electronic Journals," the researchers briefly analyzed each title by reading the journals' "aims and scope" and titles and abstracts from recent issues to determine the probable reason they were not selected.
An
NLM Publication Grant for Scholarly Works provides up to $50,000 in direct costs per year for one, two, or three years.
To create the 2000-2005
NLM long-range plan [4] as the last segment of the original twenty-year
NLM long-range plan, a 1999 document [5] was drafted.
That stopped several years ago when CAS, now a competitor with
NLM for life sciences and biomedical online users, raised its prices beyond the reach of
NLM budgets.
Beginning with the implementation of Resource Description & Access (RDA) in April 2013 as the
NLM cataloging guidelines, the National Library of Medicine (
NLM) ceased adding the "General Material Designation" (GMD) to titles in our catalog.
It is now incumbent on the Library Operations Division of
NLM to ensure that it is guided by that vision and helps to achieve the goals of the long-range plan.
