Meanings of scientific output in English

Objective: To summarize the experience, performance and scientific output of long-running telemedicine networks delivering humanitarian services.

A cut by x% would lead to a decline of much more than x% in top-grade scientific output.

Conclusions: Judged by criteria of longevity, acceptance, and scientific output, community engagement in this HIV research project in rural Uganda has been successful.

Methods: Nine long-running networks-thoseoperating for five years or more-wereidentified and seven provided detailed information about their activities, including performance and scientific output.

Currently, the African continent's scientific output represents less than 2.6% of the world's share, according to UNESCO.

It also said that despite Japan killing about 3,600 minke whales, in the past decade, its scientific output to date appeared to be limited.