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... _ e o me integrity of the study-section process: the effects on study sections of the increasing volume of applications and competition for grant awards and of recent abrupt changes in budget decisions; the causes and policy implications of the escalating approval rates and priority scores of NIH and ADAMHA study sections, and possible measures for dealing with them. o Differences among the NIH institutes: __ the degree to which major differences in award or success rates and paylines among the institutes reflect significant disparities in the allocation of resources; the desirability and feasibility of attempting to make significant reductions in these disparities.
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