the LOI stage, reference sheets and bibliographies are not required. If you cite references, please include them in the body of the text similar to this: "According to Smith (2001)..."

No. LOI applications will not be accepted after January 8, 2003 at 2pm EST. The on-line application form will be deactivated after this time.

Grantees will not be required to provide data regarding the research and development stages of any technologies being tested (i.e., activities that occurred before the funding period). However, LOI applications need to include sufficient information to allow reviewers to judge the potential effectiveness of the intervention and understand its underlying technology.

All information that you submit in the LOI application process is done through a secure server, encrypting the data to prevent unauthorized access. The Initiative, its NAC members and the Foundation will have access to the information you provide.

The LOI application will require an estimate of the total dollar amount you expect to need to carry out your proposed project. This estimate should include direct and indirect costs (the latter at 9%), as well as travel related to grantee meetings. Those LOI applicants invited to submit a full proposal would be required, at that time, to submit a detailed line-item budget as well as a statement of financial viability for the applicant organization.

For a full explanation see Citation, Copyright and Use - we have now moved over to using a completely new referencing system. Back to Top

Only Sections A-D of the application is included in the page limits -- the Literature Cited section is not included.

Yes, they will be furnished to you once you meet me and I meet your pet. At this initial interview, you are interviewing me as I am of you and your pet. Either one of us can decide we aren't a good match. If we are a good match, you can then call references. Yes! If your pet is too young to be altered, they can't come yet. Most vets recommend altering at 6 months of age. All cats and dogs must be altered. Female rabbits need to be spayed.

If you have given your present boss as your reference you can tell that you prefer to call your current boss only after you receive a confirmed offer as he may not like you changing the job.

Since information on the internet can change quickly, provide the reader with an accurate title, author (if available) or institution, the url that is closest to providing an exact location for the information you are citing, and the date you viewed or retrieved the web page. For some examples of various styles, check the style website of the American Psychological Association (APA). You can purchase an electronic manual and download it, or use the examples that are online.

Cottingham, R. W. Jr., Idury, R. M., and Schaffer, A. A. "Faster Sequential Linkage Computations." American Journal of Human Genetics. 53:252-263, 1993. Schaffer, A. A. , Gupta, S. K., Shriram, K., and Cottingham, R. W. Jr. "Avoiding Recomputation in Linkage Analysis". Human Heredity. 44(4):225-37, 1994 Jul-Aug. Lathrop, G.M., Lalouel, J.M., Julier, C. , and Ott, J. "Strategies for Multilocus Analysis in Humans." PNAS. 81:3443-3446, 1984. Lathrop, G.M.

the evaluation of the short proposal, the qualifications and track record of the consortium are not evaluated. The references therefore should not serve to demonstrate or underline the consortium’s capabilities. The references in this case should rather guide the evaluators towards further information on the state-of-the-art, which might include citations from the proposers. If the list of references would betray the identity of the proposer, it is excluded from evaluation.

you are writing your paper (or after it is written) and you're ready to insert a reference, login to RefWorks. Switch to "One line/Cite View" at the top of your reference list. Click the "Cite" link next to the reference you want to insert. The Citation Viewer window will pop up. Click "Select Citation." Go to the Edit Menu and choose Copy. Go to your paper. Click where you want to insert the reference. Go to the Edit Menu and choose Paste.

No, we will ask for references at the time of an interview. Please do not send references other than the ones listed on the application.

Please cite the National PLANTS Database as indicated on our PLANTS Citation and Acknowledgements page.

There are many acceptable formats for citing online references in endnotes or bibliographies. Here are two styles you can adapt for your own purposes (consult your instructor or editor for exact requirements). Swanson, M. (1996). The Antlion Pit: A Doodlebug Anthology. Retrieved February 15, 2001, from the World Wide Web: http://www.antlionpit.com/ Swanson, M. (1996). Observing and capturing antlions. The Antlion Pit: A Doodlebug Anthology.

LOIs are due 30 days before the receipt date. Although LOIs are not required, the information in the LOI will assist NHLBI in planning the review and in identifying responsiveness issues at an early stage.

On the library website (http://library.trevecca.edu) are listed some helpful sites for documenting sources in the various documentation styles (MLA, APA, Chicago) - go to Electronic Resources/General Reference/Documentation