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<TITLE> Invivo monitoring of nuclear fuel workers
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T13840: Chemical Safety and Risk Management
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15: Chemical Engineering
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1504: Chemical Health and Safety
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3: Physical Sciences
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W153177226
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<TITLE> Robbers Cave Experiment
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T11512: Anomaly Detection Techniques and Applications
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17: Computer Science
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1702: Artificial Intelligence
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3: Physical Sciences
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W1994191395
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<TITLE> Infections Associated with Biliary Drainage Procedures in Patients with Cancer
<ABSTRACT> A total of 170 therapeutic biliary drainage procedures were carried out in 90 patients with cancer over a 1year period JanuaryDecember 1988. There were 129 percutaneous transhepatic biliary drainage procedures done in 61 patients and 41 endoprostheses were placed in 29 patients. The overall infection rate related to these procedures was 60.6, the rate being similar for the two procedures. Infectious complications were experienced by 50 of patients undergoing a biliary drainage procedure. The most common manifestation was cholangitis followed by bacteremia. Other infections included liver abscess, gallbladder abscess, and subphrenic abscess. The most common isolates were enteric gramnegative bacilli, followed by Enterococcus species, Candida species, and Staphylococcus epidermidis. The use of prophylactic antibiotics in 76 of infected patients failed to prevent biliary catheterrelated infections. Two patients died of complications related to biliary sepsis. All other infected patients responded to antimicrobial therapy, which included various regimens of βlactam agents thirdgeneration cephalosporin, extendedspectrum penicillin, imipenemcilastatin, and aztreonam that were used in combination with an aminoglycoside in 15 patients.
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T13697: Biliary and Gastrointestinal Fistulas
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27: Medicine
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2740: Pulmonary and Respiratory Medicine
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4: Health Sciences
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W73727561
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<TITLE> Application of phytotherapy in odontology the case of Euphorbia balsamifera. Endodontic clinical trial.
<ABSTRACT> Phytotherapy is a medicinal and ancestral practice in Africa. It deals with all the fields of human pathology. We wanted to ascertain the efficacy of some plants used in odontology as Euphorbia balsamifera traditionally used as antalgic treatment of acute dental pulpitis. The latex of the plant was caught and treated as to get enough stable paste. We used that paste in the same conditions we use arsenical nerve caustics, a pulpal devitalizer widely used in dental offices. The study carried out on 37 teeth has shown that latex of Euphorbia balsamifera is an effective pulpal devitalizing in contact with the pulp. Its lifetime action was comparable to that of the pulpal nerve caustics. The active principles are not known, however the product seems attractive as a pulpal devitalizing agent.
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T12530: Bioactive Natural Diterpenoids Research
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13: Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology
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1312: Molecular Biology
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1: Life Sciences
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W1561030430
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<TITLE> Complete axiomatization of the stutterinvariant fragment of the linear time µcalculus
<ABSTRACT> The logic µU is the fixpoint extension of the Untilonly fragment of lineartime temporal logic. It also happens to be the stutterinvariant fragment of lineartime µcalculus µ. We provide complete axiomatizations of µU on the class of finite words and on the class of ωwords. We introduce for this end another logic, which we call µΓ, and which is a variation of µ where the Next time operator is replaced by the family of its stutterinvariant counterparts. This logic has exactly the same expressive power as µU. Using already known results for µ, we first prove completeness for µΓ, which finally allows us to obtain completeness for µU.
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T10126: Logic, programming, and type systems
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17: Computer Science
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1702: Artificial Intelligence
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3: Physical Sciences
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W1865158929
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<TITLE> Method Validation of a High Resolution Melting Analysis of a Candidate Genetic Marker of Hypertension
<ABSTRACT> Objectives.The study aimed to validate a high resolution melting HRM polymerase chain reaction PCR based method for analysis of ATP2B1 rs2681472, a candidate genetic marker for hypertension.Specifically, the study aimed to establish method accuracy, interand intraday precision, instrument detection limits IDL and linearity.Methodology.DNA samples from whole blood of selected respondents of the 2008 National Nutrition Survey NNS were analyzed for ATP2B1 rs2681472, following the HRMPCR method.Analytical validation parameters such as method accuracy, interand intraday precision, IDL and assay linearity were evaluated.Results.The data obtained using HRM conformed to data obtained from the current gold standard, which is direct DNA sequence analysis.Precision of the method is shown in the low intraday and interday coefficients of variation of 0.11 and 0.14 respectively.The IDL was found at 1x102 ng DNA.Correlation coefficient using the method has met the acceptance criteria for linearity that is equal to 0.98.Conclusion.HRMPCR was successfully applied for analysis of ATP2B1 rs2681472.HRM is a highly commendable tool that can identify existence of polymorphisms in a genome which may be related to or which may cause hypertension.The method was found to be accurate and precise.
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T10836: Metabolomics and Mass Spectrometry Studies
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13: Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology
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1312: Molecular Biology
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1: Life Sciences
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W4240822269
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<TITLE> ṣurad
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T13265: Synthesis of Tetrazole Derivatives
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16: Chemistry
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1605: Organic Chemistry
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3: Physical Sciences
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W2033930683
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<TITLE> Anecdotal episodes in the social context
<ABSTRACT> This article examines poor, moderate and good anecdotal episodes in the social context. The research results suggest 1 the quality of anecdotal episodes is discriminated on the basis of energy and clarity concepts rather than the traditional delivery and content perspective, and 2 the energy and clarity of anecdotal episodes are related to observers perceived social attraction and projected potential to achieve social and professional success. Tnese results suggest that anecdotal episodes merit further consideration in relational development research from the communication perspective.
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T12214: Media Influence and Health
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12: Arts and Humanities
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1208: Literature and Literary Theory
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2: Social Sciences
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W2040105548
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<TITLE> Boroscopy Application in Assurance of Technological Equipment Operational Capability
<ABSTRACT> This paper is focused on an emphasis of the preventive maintenance effect on reliable and safe operation of technological equipment, in view of technical diagnostics. Problems of the boroscopy as a diagnostics method providing fast information acquiring of inner parts of technological equipment turbomachinery RB211 DLE assembled in combined cycle gas turbine CCGT in selected company . Observations were focused on high pressure axial compressor, being the main part of monitored technological system. From quality point of view the paper provides new perspective of internal inspection of technological equipment covering possible damages locating and qualifying of qualitative characteristics of equipment inner parts. The problems solved were based on particular practice demands and it reflects stateofart in concerned scientific field .
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T13858: Technical Engine Diagnostics and Monitoring
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22: Engineering
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2203: Automotive Engineering
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3: Physical Sciences
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W103289782
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<TITLE> New Developments in Empirical International Trade NBERTCERCEPRRIETI conference
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T10128: Global trade and economics
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20: Economics, Econometrics and Finance
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2000: General Economics, Econometrics and Finance
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2: Social Sciences
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W142210552
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<TITLE> The Recovery of Stolen Assets A Fundamental Principle of the UN Convention against Corruption
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T11838: Crime, Illicit Activities, and Governance
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33: Social Sciences
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3312: Sociology and Political Science
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2: Social Sciences
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W1495651368
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<TITLE> An exploration of public sector supply chains with specific reference to the South African situation
<ABSTRACT> The concept of supply chain is predominant in literature. It offers solutions to keeping costs to a minimum and at an acceptable level of services. Supply chain management represents a significant change in the way that organisations view themselves and has witnessed values created through the integration and coordination of supply, demand and relationships in order to satisfy customers in an effective and profitable manner both in the private and public sectors. Despite the importance of supply chain management and its role in creating and sustaining competitive advantage in the private sector, it has not been used to its fullest potential as a tool for enhancing public procurement. The main objective of this paper is to explore the perspectives and practices of supply chain management in the public sector. The theoretical paper is supplemented by a case study of the South African public sector supply chain. The paper identifies the critical components, features and benefits of public sector supply chains. It concludes by examining the differences between public versus private sector supply chains. The paper contributes to literature on the application of public sector supply chains.
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T12779: Public Procurement and Policy
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14: Business, Management and Accounting
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1408: Strategy and Management
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2: Social Sciences
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W1717563839
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<TITLE> Dégradation de la matière organique et dynamique des bactéries hétérotrophes
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T12232: Yersinia bacterium, plague, ectoparasites research
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13: Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology
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1311: Genetics
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1: Life Sciences
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W1628562089
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<TITLE> Investigating the Minimum Inhibitory Concentration MIC and Minimum Bactericidal Concentration MBC of the Lavandula stoechas L. and Rosmarinus officinalis L. extracts on pathogen bacterias in vitro
<ABSTRACT> The infections risk related to pathogenic germs increases at the present time considering the increased resistance which certain microbes acquire, whose usual antibiotics are ineffective to treat the infectious disease. The aim of this study was to determine antimicrobial effect of the aqueous and ethanolic extracts of Lavandula stoechas L. and Rosmarinus officinalis L. on Listeria monocytogenes PTCC 1297 Bacillus cereus PTCC 1154 Enterobacter aerogenes PTCC 1221 Enterococcus faecalis PTCC 1237 and Salmonella typhi PTCC 1609 in vitro . In this experimental study, after collecting plants from of Razavi Khorasan province, the extraction was carried out by the maceration method, after antimicrobial effect of the extracts evaluated by two methods, Collins method spreading of the extract on medium surface and disk agar diffusion method. The Minimum Inhibitory Concentration MIC and Minimum Bactericidal Concentration MBC for both species determined by using a dilution method. Statistical analysis was carried out by analysis of variance ANOVA.The results show that aqueous and ethanolic Lavandula stoechas L. extracts were quite effective in 2000 μgml concentration on Listeria monocytogenes Bacillus cereus and Enterococcus faecalis . The results indicate that ethanolic extracts of Lavandula stoechas L. have the greatest effect on grampositive bacterium. The result shows that MIC of Lavandula stoechas L. leaves of the aqueous and ethanolic extracts for Enterobacter aerogenes was 32 and 16 mgml respectively. The result shows that MIC of Rosmarinus officinalis L. leaves of the aqueous and ethanolic extracts for Enterobacter aerogenes was 128 and 64 mgml respectively.The Lavandula stoechas L. and Rosmarinus officinalis L. extracts presented the more effective impact on the growth of grampositive bacteria than gramnegative bacteria p0.05.
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T10225: Essential Oils and Antimicrobial Activity
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11: Agricultural and Biological Sciences
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1106: Food Science
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1: Life Sciences
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W4210530452
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<TITLE> Warfarinaspirinheparin
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T13878: Case Reports on Hematomas
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27: Medicine
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2746: Surgery
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4: Health Sciences
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W2093626439
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<TITLE> Cardiac MR imaging in constrictive pericarditis multiparametric assessment in patients with surgically proven constriction
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T12291: Pericarditis and Cardiac Tamponade
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27: Medicine
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2705: Cardiology and Cardiovascular Medicine
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4: Health Sciences
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W2000040872
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<TITLE> Ultrasonography in Obstetrics and Gynecology A Practical Approach
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T11389: Maternal and fetal healthcare
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27: Medicine
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2735: Pediatrics, Perinatology and Child Health
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4: Health Sciences
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W3084476941
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<TITLE> Disobedient objects Benjamin, Kafka, Poe and the revolt of the fetish
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T13264: Walter Benjamin Studies Compilation
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12: Arts and Humanities
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1211: Philosophy
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2: Social Sciences
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W2079481750
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<TITLE> Equating Tests Under The Nominal Response Model
<ABSTRACT> Under item response theory, test equating involves finding the coefficients of a linear trans formation of the metric of one test to that of another. A procedure for finding these equating coefficients when the items in the two tests are nominally scored was developed. A quadratic loss function based on the differences between response category probabilities in the two tests is employed. The gradients of this loss function needed by the iterative multivariate search procedure used to obtain the equating coefficients were derived for the nominal response case. Examples of both hori zontal and vertical equating are provided. The empirical results indicated that tests scored under a nominal response model can be placed on a com mon metric in both horizontal and vertical equatings.
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T10467: Psychometric Methodologies and Testing
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18: Decision Sciences
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1803: Management Science and Operations Research
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2: Social Sciences
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W1527390744
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<TITLE> Nuevas aproximaciones para el tratamiento de las enfermedades cardiovasculares
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T11839: Hormonal Regulation and Hypertension
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27: Medicine
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2712: Endocrinology, Diabetes and Metabolism
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4: Health Sciences
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W2002907379
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<TITLE> Possible factors for ankle fractures
<ABSTRACT> BackgroundAim. Classification of ankle fractures is commonly used for selecting an appropriate treatment and prognosing an outcome of definite management. One of the most used classifications is the DanisWeber classification. To the best of our knowledge, in the available literature, there are no parameters affecting specific types of ankle fractures according to the DanisWeber classification. The aim of this study was to analyze the correlation of the following parameters age, body weight, body mass index BMI, height, osteoporosis, osteopenia and physical exercises with specific types of ankle fractures using the DanisWeber classification. Methods. A total of 85 patients grouped by the DanisWeber classification fracture types were analyzed and the significance of certain parameters for specific types of ankle fractures was established. Results. The proportion of females was significantly higher p lt 0.001 with a significantly higher age 59.9 years, SD ? 14.2 in relation to males 45.1 years, SD ? 12.8 p lt 0.0001. Type A fracture was most frequent in the younger patients 34.2 years, SD ? 8.6, and those with increased physical exercises p 0.020. In type B fracture, the risk factor was osteoporosis p 0.0180, while in type C fracture, body weight p 0.017 and osteoporosis p 0.004 were significant parameters. Conclusion. Statistical analysis using the DanisWeber classification reveals that there are certain parameters suggesting significant risk factors for specific types of ankle fractures.
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T12138: Occupational Health and Performance
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36: Health Professions
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3609: Occupational Therapy
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4: Health Sciences
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W2029427467
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<TITLE> Alltagsbetreuung in Alten und Pflegeheimen Konkurrenz für die Ergotherapie
<ABSTRACT> Ursprünglich sollten Alltagsbetreuer Menschen mit Demenz zusätzlich zur Pflege und Therapie unterstützen. Doch der Blick in viele Einrichtungen zeigt Die Arbeit der Ergotherapeuten wird anscheinend weniger geschätzt. Einige fürchten sogar, der günstigeren Arbeitskraft weichen zu müssen. Ergotherapeuten sollten die Chance nutzen, darauf zu reagieren.
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T12753: Psychology, Coaching, and Therapy
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32: Psychology
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3207: Social Psychology
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2: Social Sciences
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W1017375196
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<TITLE> Consideraciones sobre la realeza de Nuestra Señora
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T13089: Medieval and Early Modern Iberia
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12: Arts and Humanities
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1202: History
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2: Social Sciences
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W2002582782
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<TITLE> PTC SULFANYLATION OF SOME CARBOXYLIC ACIDS DERIVATIVES ACTIVATed BY αSULFONYL OR αSULFINYL GROUP, In SOLIDLIQUID SYSTEM
<ABSTRACT> Abstract The sulfanylation of αsulfonyl substituted lactone and thioesters and αsulfinylsubstituted esters and thioesters, employing solid K2CO3, Smethyl methanethiosulfonate and TEBA, is reported. The results are compared with those in the homogeneous phase and in the noncatalytic twophase system.
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T12189: Sulfur-Based Synthesis Techniques
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16: Chemistry
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1605: Organic Chemistry
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3: Physical Sciences
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W2412691160
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<TITLE> Mehr auf der Bremse gestanden, als Gas gegeben
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T14389: Innovation, Technology, and Society
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33: Social Sciences
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3312: Sociology and Political Science
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2: Social Sciences
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W1970271558
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<TITLE> Soil Water Content Assessment Critical Issues Concerning the Operational Application of the Triangle Method
<ABSTRACT> Knowledge of soil water content plays a key role in water management efforts to improve irrigation efficiency. Among the indirect estimation methods of soil water content via Earth Observation data is the triangle method, used to analyze optical and thermal features because these are primarily controlled by water content within the nearsurface evaporation layer and root zone in bare and vegetated soils. Although the soilvegetationatmosphere transfer theory describes the ongoing processes, theoretical models reveal limits for operational use. When applying simplified empirical formulations, meteorological forcing could be replaced with alternative variables when the abovecanopy temperature is unknown, to mitigate the effects of calibration inaccuracies or to account for the temporal admittance of the soil. However, if applied over a limited area, a characterization of both dry and wet edges could not be properly achieved thus, a multitemporal analysis can be exploited to include outer extremes in soil water content. A diachronic empirical approach introduces the need to assume a constancy of other meteorological forcing variables that control thermal features. Airborne images were acquired on a Sicilian vineyard during most of an entire irrigation period fruitset to ripening stages, vintage 2008, during which in situ soil water content was measured to set up the triangle method. Within this framework, we tested the triangle method by employing alternative thermal forcing. The results were inaccurate when air temperature at airborne acquisition was employed. Sonic and aerodynamic air temperatures confirmed and partially explained the limits of simultaneous meteorological forcing, and the use of proxy variables improved model accuracy. The analysis indicates that high spatial resolution does not necessarily imply higher accuracies.
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T10266: Plant Water Relations and Carbon Dynamics
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23: Environmental Science
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2306: Global and Planetary Change
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3: Physical Sciences
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W2252588323
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<TITLE> DC105 Characterising and Improving the Accessibility of Connected TV for Users with Visual Impairments
<ABSTRACT> Connected Digital TV is an advanced broadcasting technology that provides a better experience in terms of picture and sound quality and enables multiple programming choices and interactive capabilities, while extending the reach of multimedia content by enabling access to Internets multimedia content. Consumers perceive these benefits and are increasingly choosing Connected TV products settop boxes and TVs which have the capability to be connected to the Web. User motivation stems from the search for richer, more genuinely interactive experiences, of the type they are familiar with from Web browsing on home computers and Web applications on internetenabled mobile devices. Given TVs reach, we envision the use of TV based applications by a wide range of the population, including people with different kinds of impairments. Thus, it is paramount to guarantee that everyone can access the same information in this medium. This paper describes the PhDs plan and the expected contributions to address this problem with special focus on visually impaired people. Author Keywords
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T12481: Digital Accessibility for Disabilities
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33: Social Sciences
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3307: Human Factors and Ergonomics
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2: Social Sciences
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<TITLE> Expresión inmunohistoquímica de glicoproteína P como factor pronóstico en sarcomas óseos
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T10253: Sarcoma Diagnosis and Treatment
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27: Medicine
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2740: Pulmonary and Respiratory Medicine
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4: Health Sciences
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W1997888810
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<TITLE> Reaction of indiumIII and galliumIII halides with transitionmetal ion Schiffbase complexes
<ABSTRACT> The planar transitionmetal chelates NNethylenebissalicylideneaminatometalIIMsaen where the metal ion is cobaltII, nickelII, or copperII react with the halides InX3where X Cl or Br to form 1 1 adducts in which planarity about the transition metal is retained. Structures are suggested for these adducts. The reaction of NiIIsaen with the halides GaX3where X Cl or Br results in the formation of a 1 1 adduct whose structure, it is suggested, is best represented as GaX2NiIIsaen2GaCl4. The reaction of indiumIII and galliumIII halides with FeIIIsaen2O in the majority of cases leads to products arising from halide exchange reactions However, in the reaction of InBr3 with FeIIIsaen2O a product formulated as FeIIIsaenOlnBr2 has been isolated.
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T10807: Synthesis and characterization of novel inorganic/organometallic compounds
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16: Chemistry
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1604: Inorganic Chemistry
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3: Physical Sciences
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W2784770397
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<TITLE> Fünf neue Koleopteren aus dem Küstenlande und Dalmatien
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T13950: Collembola Taxonomy and Ecology Studies
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11: Agricultural and Biological Sciences
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1105: Ecology, Evolution, Behavior and Systematics
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1: Life Sciences
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W2158970725
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<TITLE> NEW ACARICALUS SPECIES ACARI ERIOPHYOIDEA FROM TURKEY OAK, QUERCUS CERRIS L. FAGACEAE AND THE NEW RECORDS FOR THE FAUNA OF SERBIA
<ABSTRACT> A new species of eriophyoid mite, Acaricalus cerriquerci n. sp. Acari Prostigmata Eriophyoidea collected from Turkey oak, Quercus cerris L. Fagaceae, is described and illustrated. Differential diagnosis is provided in comparison with Acaricalus halli Boczek. Three eriophyoid mites Setoptus strobacus Keifer, Nalepella shevtchenkoi Boczek and Platyphytoptus pineae Castagnoli from pine and spruce trees are recorded as new to the Serbian fauna.
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T12361: Study of Mite Species
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11: Agricultural and Biological Sciences
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1105: Ecology, Evolution, Behavior and Systematics
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1: Life Sciences
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W1019538710
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<TITLE> Home. Archbishop Alter Library. Checking Out Reserves.
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T12289: Library Science and Administration
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33: Social Sciences
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3309: Library and Information Sciences
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2: Social Sciences
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W1480533208
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<TITLE> Simplified Design of Wood Structures
<ABSTRACT> Preface to the Sixth Edition. Preface to the First Edition. Introduction. 1. Structural Uses of Wood. 1.1 Sources of Wood. 1.2 Tree Growth. 1.3 Density of Wood. 1.4 Defects in Lumber. 1.5 Seasoning of Wood. 1.6 Nominal and Dressed Sizes. 1.7 Use Classification of Structural Lumber. 1.8 Grading of Structural Lumber. 1.9 Fabricated Wood Products. 2. Design Issues and Methods. 2.1 Design Goals. 2.2 Methods of Investigation and Design. 2.3 Choice of Design Method. 3. Structural Investigation. 3.1 General Concerns. 3.2 Forces and Loads. 3.3 Direct Stress. 3.4 Kinds of Stress. 3.5 Deformation. 3.6 Elastic Response and Limit. 3.7 Inelastic Behavior and Ultimate Strength. 3.8 Modulus of Elasticity. 3.9 Permissible Values for Design. 4. Design Data and Criteria. 4.1 General Concerns. 4.2 Reference Design Values for Allowable Stress Design ASD. 4.3 Adjustment of Design Values. 4.3 Modification for Loading with Relation to Grain Direction. 4.4 Design Controls for LRFD. 5. Beam Functions. 5.1 General Considerations. 5.2 Moments. 5.3 Beams Loads and Reaction Forces. 5.4 Beam Shear. 5.5 Bending Moment. 5.6 Tabulated Values for Beam Behavior. 5.7 Multiple Span Beams. 6. Behavior of Beams. 6.1 Shear in Beams. 6.2 Bending in Beams. 6.3 Deflection. 6.4 Bearing. 6.5 Buckling of Beams. 6.6 Unsymmetrical Bending. 6.7 Behavior Considerations for LRFD. 7. Design of Beams. 7.1 Design Procedure. 7.2 Beam Design Examples. 7.3 Joists and Rafters. 7.4 Alternative Spanning Elements. 8. Wood Decks. 8.1 Board Decks. 8.2 Plank Decks. 8.3 Wood Fiber Decks. 8.4 Plywood Decks. 8.5 Spanning Capability of Decks. 9. Wood Columns. 9.1 Slenderness Ratio for Columns. 9.2 Compression Capacity of Simple Solid Columns. 9.3 Column Load Capacity, LRFD. 9.4 Round Columns. 9.5 Stud Wall Construction. 9.6 Spaced Columns. 9.7 Builtup Columns. 9.8 Columns with Bending. 10. Connections for Wood Structures. 10.1 Bolted Joints. 10.2 Nailed Joints. 10.3 Screws. 10.4 MechanicallyDriven Fasteners. 10.5 Shear Developers. 10.6 SplitRing Connectors. 10.7 Formed Steel Framing Elements. 10.8 Concrete and Masonry Anchors. 10.9 Plywood Gussets. 11. Trusses. 11.1 General Considerations. 11.2 Types of Trusses. 11.3 Bracing for Trusses. 11.4 Loads on Trusses. 11.5 Investigation for Internal Forces in Planar Trusses. 11.6 Design Forces for Truss Members. 11.7 Combined Actions in Truss Members. 11.8 Truss Members and Joints. 11.9 Timber Trusses. 11.10 Manufactured Trusses. 12. Miscellaneous Wood Products and Elements. 12.1 Engineered Wood Products. 12.2 Glued Laminated Structural Members. 12.3 Structural Composite Lumber. 12.4 Wood Structural Panels. 12.5 Plywood. 12.6 Prefabricated Wood IJoists. 12.7 BuiltUp Panel and Lumber Beams. 12.8 Flitched Beams. 12.9 Pole Structures. 13. Wood Structures for Lateral Bracing. 13.1 Application of Wind and Earthquake Effects. 13.2 Horizontal Diaphragms. 13.3 Vertical Diaphragms Shear Walls. 13.4 Investigation and Design of WoodFramed Shear Walls. 13.5 Trussed Bracing for Wood Frames. 13.6 Special Lateral Bracing. 14. General Considerations for Building Structures. 14.1 Choice of Building Construction. 14.2 Structural Design Standards. 14.3 Loads for Structural Design. 14.4 Dead Loads. 14.5 Building Code Requirements. 14.6 Live Loads. 14.7 Lateral Loads Wind and Earthquake. 14.8 Load Combinations and Factors. 14.9 Determination of Design Loads. 14.10 Structural Planning. 14.11 Building System Integration. 14.12 Economics. 15. Building Design Examples. 15.1 Building One Single Story Light Wood Frame. 15.2 Building Two Multistory Light Wood Frame. 15.3 Building Three Masonry and Timber Structure. 15.4 Building Four Steel and Wood Structure. Appendix A Properties of Sections. Appendix B Study Aids. Appendix C Answers to Problems. Glossary. References. Index.
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T10484: Wood Treatment and Properties
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22: Engineering
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2215: Building and Construction
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3: Physical Sciences
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<TITLE> Vital Statistics of the Royal Free Hospital
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T14400: Medical Coding and Health Information
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36: Health Professions
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3605: Health Information Management
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4: Health Sciences
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W1896915131
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<TITLE> 시뮬레이션 기법에 기초한 근골격계 질환 감소를 위한 용접자세 분석
<ABSTRACT> The industrial disaster caused by a workrelated disease like a Musculoskeletal DisordersMSDs becomes a big social problem and increases rapidly. This leads to the degradation of the labor desire and the productivity. Welding work belongs to the work with a high intensity. This paper aims to analyze the welding work in the various positions from a viewpoint of the burden of the human musculoskeletal system and to propose the desired position with lower burden. For this purpose the real welding work was observed in the shipyard and analyzed using the RULA method, a powerful ergonomics tool. The 3dimensional simulation model for this work was also developed. In this model, ergonomics human model and welding work environment were built. This model was verified through the comparison to the real work. This paper showed that the improvement of welding position by changing the location of a stool and using some auxiliary tool can reduce the work intensity remarkably and lead to the decrease of MSDs.
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T12006: Ergonomics and Musculoskeletal Disorders
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32: Psychology
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3207: Social Psychology
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2: Social Sciences
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W193565168
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<TITLE> Изучение опорного каркаса расселения в Удмуртской республике
<ABSTRACT> The basic skeleton of moving of Udmurtiya is considered. The special attention thus is given a countryside to its central centers and roads with regular bus service. Research is lead on materials Udmurtstat 19702004.
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T13685: Material Science and Thermodynamics
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22: Engineering
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2210: Mechanical Engineering
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3: Physical Sciences
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W1544477984
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<TITLE> The Correlation between Socioeconomic Factors and the Suicide Rate
<ABSTRACT> An increasing suicide rate has become a serious socioeconomic problem, particularly in developed countries in Asia such as Japan, South Korea, and Taiwan. In his book Suicide, prominent sociologist Emile Durkheim found that social factors may influence suicidal behavior. To reduce the suicide rate, the Taiwanese government has recently been committed to improving income inequality and reducing the unemployment rate, which has had some effect. Although the total suicide rate has decreased since 2006, the suicide rate of Hakka and aboriginal counties continues to rise in Taiwan. Our study objectives are as follows a To understand the correlation of socioeconomic factors and the suicide rate b to examine differences between the suicide rate among genders, urban and rural areas, and ethnic groups and c to estimate the possible trend of the suicide rate. Our results show that selected negative socioeconomic factors are positively correlated with the suicide rate. The suicide rate for different genders and ethnic groups significantly differs, particularly in Hakka and aboriginal counties. We predict a rising suicide rate trend in Taiwan in the future.
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T10376: Suicide and Self-Harm Studies
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32: Psychology
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3203: Clinical Psychology
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2: Social Sciences
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W2065342588
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<TITLE> Monitoring the relief of pressure points for pressure ulcer prevention A subject dependent approach
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<TITLE> Procedure for service level management based on the standard ISOIEC 200002005
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<TITLE> Single Nucleotide Polymorphisms of the NFormyl Peptide Receptor in Localized Juvenile Periodontitis
<ABSTRACT> Background Neutrophils from patients with localized juvenile periodontitis LJP exhibit decreased binding and responsiveness to various chemotactic agents, including Nformyllmethionyllleucyllphenylalanine FMLP. This altered reaction of neutrophils is thought to account in part for the increased susceptibility of LJP patients to infections by periodontal organisms. Receptors for FMLP are involved in the activation and the subsequent response to certain chemotactic stimuli. Methods In order to determine if this decreased response is due to a genetic variation in the receptor, we directly compared DNA encoding the FMLP receptor from controls matched for gender and race and LJP patients by single strand conformation polymorphism analysis SSCP. Results Using this technique, we observed a characteristic SSCP pattern in 29 out of 30 patient samples in the FMLP receptor DNA. This pattern differed from those obtained from the 20 control subjects as well as 31 patients with adult periodontitis. DNA sequencing of 30 patients indicated single nucleotide polymorphisms SNPs in the FMLP receptor DNA from the LJP patients when compared to 20 controls P 0.0005. Two single nucleotide base alterations were consistently seen either a thymine to cytosine substitution at base 329 in 17 LJP patients or a cytosine to guanine substitution at base 378 in 5 LJP patients. A combination of both alterations were seen in 7 LJP patients. Both alterations resulted in amino acid changes in the second intracellular loop of the receptor, specifically phenylalanine to serine at residue 110 and cysteine to tryptophan at residue 126. This region of the FMLP receptor has recently been shown to play a role in ligand binding and Gprotein activation. Conclusions This study suggests that a molecular alteration in the second intracellular loop of the FMLP receptor molecules in LJP patients may play a role in the decreased chemotactic activity reported for some LJP patients. J Periodontol 19997011941201.
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<TITLE> Densitybased clustering multiplex networks
<ABSTRACT> Within large communities, individuals sparsely interact with each others but set a tight releationshipwith a limited number of subjects only.These aggregations depend on the nature of the relationship, being guided by geographic neighbourhood,task sharing, homophily, and other agglomerative processes. In social network analysis this is translated into the definition of multiple layers, and the actors social behaviour results in the creation of clusters of densely connected actors, loosely connected with actors of other groups. A question of interest is to identify the groups and reveal their formation mechanisms. The correspondence between groups of subjects and the inner connection density, suggests the idea of extending the densitybased approach for clustering nonrelational data to the networkframework. The nonparametric formulation of this approach associates clusters with highdensity regions of the sample space. While a probabilistic notion of density is undefined for networks, this lack allows us to consider adhoc measures depending on the kind of aggregation mechanism one is interested to uncover.The proposed method allows to deal with very general relational structures such as the socalled multiplex networks networks spanned on the same actors interacting through different relationships for which very few methods have been proposed.
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<TITLE> Working Mothers and Happy Housewives Grocery Stores, Mothers, and The Loss of Power
<ABSTRACT> Working Mothers and Happy HousewivesGrocery Stores, Mothers, and The Loss of Power Katherine Leonard Turner bio Rebecca Jo Plant . Mom The Transformation of Motherhood in Modern America. Chicago The University of Chicago Press, 2010. xi 264 pp. Notes and index. 37.50. Tracey Deutsch . Building a Housewifes Paradise Gender, Politics, and American Grocery Stores in the Twentieth Century. Chapel Hill The University of North Carolina Press, 2010. 352 pp. Illustrations, tables, notes, bibliography, index. 35.00. In two recent books, Rebecca Jo Plant and Tracey Deutsch examine the twentiethcentury transformation of womens traditional roles as mothers and food shoppers. Both find that womens power and authority diminished even as women were told that their horizons and personal freedoms were expanding. Plant narrates a fierce cultural conflict over the uses of motherhood during the twentieth century. She argues that the nineteenthcentury cult of motherhood lasted longer than historians have previously thought, but also that the postwar critique of motherhood had deeper roots. In the early twentieth century, women drew political and social power from their identities as mothers. Mothers of the nation claimed political power based on the sacrifices they had made for and of their children, particularly sons who had died during war. Mothers were martyred by the inevitable suffering of childbirth and were sainted by the transformative experience of raising children hence they claimed moral authority over the home and community. This political and social identity had been the basis of countless and varied womens organizations, from municipal reformers to temperance reformers, from pacifists to patriots. During the 1920s, however, numerous voices began to assail this formerly unassailable identity, and the chorus of voices grew stronger until it reached a climax in the 1950s. Plant demonstrates thoroughly that antimaternalism was not limited to misogynists, or indeed to any one group their critiques could sound strikingly similar, even when fueled by radically different motives and political visions p. 8. Some in the 1920s painted organized mothers End Page 106 as meddling and sanctimonious Plant tells the fascinating story of the controversy over governmentfunded pilgrimages to Europe so that gold star mothers could visit their sons graves. Philip Wylies 1942 Generation of Vipers attacked momism with a vicious critique of American mothers as parasitic, priggish, selfish domestic tyrants. Plant points out that, despite Wylies breathtaking misogyny, many female readers wrote to agree that mothers didnt deserve social adulation simply on that basis. Many women, mothers themselves, told Wylie that they had adopted a less sentimental and more modern approach to parenting to avoid being identified with momism. An influential new psychological perspective suggested that American mothers had been smothering their children to the point of damaging them, inflicting lifelong guilt complexes with their martyrdom, and pushing sons into neurotic helplessness or homosexuality. Overbearing mothers were blamed for the inability of soldiers to cope mentally with the stress of battle during World War II far from raising soldiers, mothers were now accused of permanently damaging them. Motherhood lost its martyrdom in other ways as well. The increased availability of pain relief for childbirth weakened the martial metaphor that had compared womens suffering in childbirth to a soldiers suffering in battle. Finally, a wave of midcentury feminist critiques led by Betty Friedan argued that motherhood was a hollow, stultifying, and unsatisfying life choice. Friedan drew on the psychological critique to argue that women who passed up careers for fulltime mothering would find only frustration, and their children would suffer as well with a bored, neurotic mom. Plant concludes her study with Friedan and a nuanced discussion of the implications of antimaternalism. As she emphasizes throughout the book, just as widely disparate groups of women had invoked motherhood as a source of political or social power, so too widely disparate groups attacked motherhood for their own purposes. Thus Friedan and many other progressive women found themselves in agreement with misogynists such as Wylie, piping an old tune, sneering at those who embraced motherhood as a fulltime career. Plant asks, Was it necessary to launch a fullscale assault on the notion that motherhood and homemaking could be the basis...
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<TITLE> Nuevas comedias famosas para rescatar a Luis Vélez de Guevara
<ABSTRACT> Avisos de Madrid del 15 de noviembre de 1644. El jueves pasado, murio Luis Velez de Guevara, natural de Ecija, ujier de camara de Su Majestad, bien conocido por mas de cuatrocientas comedias que ha escrito y su grande ingenio, agudos y repetidos dichos, y ser uno de los mejores cortesanos de Espana. Murio de setenta y cuatro anos sic. Dejo por testamentarios a los senores conde de Lemos y duque de Veragua, en cuyo servicio esta don Juan su hijo. Depositaron el cuerpo en el monasterio de dona Maria de Aragon, en la capilla de los senores duques de Veragua, haciendole por sus meritos esta honra. Ayer se le hicieron las honras en la mesma iglesia, con la propia grandeza que si fuera titulo asistiendo cuantos grandes, senores y caballeros hay en la Corte. Y se han hecho a su muerte e ingenio muchos epitafios, que entiendo se imprimiran en libro particular, como el de Lope y Montalban.
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<TITLE> Manga på folkbiblioteket? Sju folkbibliotekarier intervjuas om sin syn på manga.
<ABSTRACT> The aim of this Masters thesis is to examine seven public librarians attitudes towards manga as a new kind of literature in public libraries. Manga is an art form, originally from Japan, but in r ...
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<TITLE> Resonant Frustrated Total Reflection FTR Approach to Optical Bistability in Semiconductors
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<TITLE> Teaching the Logistic Growth Difference Equation Using Spreadsheets
<ABSTRACT> The logistic growth dierence equation is often used in biology to model popula tion growth. The terms that satisfy the dierence equation have many remarkable mathematical properties such as exhibiting chaotic behavior. Using spreadsheet modeling tools, the properties of logistic growth can be investigated by students in a user friendly environment. Students will learn about useful computational and modeling tools, while also learning about a new area of mathematics that has fasci nated many e.g., James Gleicks Chaos Making a New Science is a national best seller. Moreover, the model has many real world applications in biology. Unfor tunately, many mathematics and computer science students do not see the logistic growth model because it does not appear in the standard set of required courses. In this paper we describe a how to implement the logistic growth model, and describe related applications and student exercises.
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<TITLE> Fracture behavior of laminated discontinuously reinforced aluminum material
<ABSTRACT> Laminated metallic composites are being developed for applications which require high specific stiffness and fracture resistance. Recent work with laminated discontinuously reinforced aluminum DRA materials has demonstrated the potential for marked improvements in stable crack growth resistance via extrinsic toughening. The purpose of this work is to compare the fracture mechanisms and fracture resistance of laminated DRA materials to unlaminated DRA materials. In particular, the production of extensive stable crack growth and the associated improvement in damage tolerance in DRA laminates is documented.
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<TITLE> NONLINEAR DATA ANALYSIS ON KANSEI ENGINEERING AND DESIGN EVALUATION BY GENETIC ALGORITHM
<ABSTRACT> This paper discusses nonlinearity in KANSEI evaluation data and attempts to better understand nonlinear relationships between design attributes. Conventionally, the basis of KANSEI analysis has been multivariate analyses and linear modeling. These methods have proven unreliable and problematic. Nonlinearity may be typically represented by the interaction between design elements, which often is represented as multicollinearity. To better understand such interactions, a method is proposed that expresses the effect of combining multiple design elements, and uses fthen rules in conjunction with decision trees. The method is also described for constructing these decision trees by using genetic algorithms GA. Our concern is to consider the adequateness of the proposed method for analyses of nonlinear KANSEI data. Two actual examples are shown in order to investigate this problem. An example of KANSEI experiment on interior automobile space is used to examine divided partitions as tree representations. Another illustration of canned coffee design shows a comparison between the results of our method and quantification type I. We can conclude from these examples such that the proposed method indicates in more detailed rules and a deeper understanding of information extracted from KANSEI evaluation data.
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<TITLE> Integración de criterios medioambientales en procesos de decisión una aproximación multicriterio a la planificación integrada de recursos eléctricos
<ABSTRACT> El desarrollo sostenible, como aquel que trata de simultanear el desarrollo economico y el respeto por el medio ambiente, es un objetivo primordial de todas las sociedades modernas. Pero su consecucion es dificil, debido a la existencia de externalidades medioambientales, que impiden una asignacion eficiente de los recursos por el mercado. Para lograr esta asignacion socialmente eficiente, es necesario internalizar las externalidades medioambientales en los procesos de decision. Esto es de especial importancia en el sector electrico, dada la relevancia de su impacto ambiental. En esta tesis se propone una metodologia que trata de internalizar las externalidades medioambientales en las decisiones de planificacion electrica a largo plazo. Esta metodologia permite obtener los niveles optimos a alcanzar desde el punto de vista social tanto de costes economicos como de impacto medioambiental. Para ello se recurre a distintas tecnicas multicriterio la programacion compromiso para generar un conjunto reducido de estrategias de planificacion eficientes en el sentido de Pareto, y el metodo AHP para estimar las preferencias de la sociedad por los criterios considerados. El tratamiento de la incertidumbre se resuelve mediante tecnicas de analisis de riesgos. Los resultados de la aplicacion de la metodologia al sector electrico espanol muestran el interes de incorporar criterios adicionales al del coste economico en los procesos de planificacion electrica. En efecto, se observa como las estrategias obtenidas son mas atractivas que la solucion tradicional, ya que se obtienen grandes reducciones en los impactos medioambientales a costa de un ligero incremento en el coste de generacion, independientemente del escenario considerado. Por lo tanto, se puede afirmar que la metodologia propuesta en esta tesis constituye una herramienta de indudable interes tanto a nivel institucional como empresarial para la internalizacion de las externalidades medioambientales en los procesos de planificacion electrica, proporcionando estrategias que minimizan simultaneamente los costes economicos y los impactos medioambientales del sistema electrico, de manera robusta y flexible ante cambios inesperados en el entorno macroeconomico y regulatorio.
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<TITLE> If You Read It, I Wrote It The Anonymous Career of Comic Book Writer Paul S. Newman
<ABSTRACT> The Journal of Popular CultureVolume 29, Issue 1 p. 147162 If You Read It, I Wrote It The Anonymous Career of Comic Book Writer Paul S. Newman Greg Metcalf, Greg Metcalf Greg Metcalf, Visiting Assitant Professor of American Studies, University of Maryland, Baltimore Country.Search for more papers by this author Greg Metcalf, Greg Metcalf Greg Metcalf, Visiting Assitant Professor of American Studies, University of Maryland, Baltimore Country.Search for more papers by this author First published Summer 1995 httpsdoi.org10.1111j.00223840.1995.2901147.xCitations 1AboutPDF ToolsRequest permissionExport citationAdd to favoritesTrack citation ShareShare Give accessShare full text accessShare fulltext accessPlease review our Terms and Conditions of Use and check box below to share fulltext version of article.I have read and accept the Wiley Online Library Terms and Conditions of UseShareable LinkUse the link below to share a fulltext version of this article with your friends and colleagues. Learn more.Copy URL Share a linkShare onEmailFacebookTwitterLinkedInRedditWechat Works Cited Dorfman, Ariel. The Empires Old Clothes What The Lone Ranger, Babar, and Other Innocent Heroes Do to Our Minds. New York Pantheon, 1983. Jones, Chuck. Chuck Amuck. New York Farrar Straus Giroux, 1989. Citing Literature Volume29, Issue1Summer 1995Pages 147162 ReferencesRelatedInformation
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<TITLE> Pola Penguasaaan Lahan Transmigran Asal Bali
<ABSTRACT> Transmigration is one of the government programs that purposed to increase the quality of transmigrants life. Hopefuly, this program can be benefit managing the area that was given by government toward transmigration program and able to increase the wealth. This research is aimed to get the information that related with dominant transmigrant area system came from Bali at Banjar Agung Subdistrict. This research method used descriptive method. The population of this reseach is 49 transmigrants from Bali, then it was taken 10 the sample of this research. Data collecting technique that was used observation technique, documentation, interview, and questionnaire. Result of this research showed that the area that was given by goverment in early transmigration at Banjar Agung Subdistrict about 2 ha for 49 Bali transmigrants there is 49 have increase area, whereas 34,7 have decrease area, and 16,3 have stable area at Banjar Agung Subdistrict.Transmigrasi program pemerintah yang bertujuan untuk meningkatkan kualitas hidup. Transmigran diharapkan mampu memanfaatkan peluang dalam mengurus lahan yang telah diberikan pemerintah. Penelitian bertujuan memperoleh informasi tentang Pola Penguasaan Lahan Transmigran asal Bali di Kecamatan Banjar Agung. Metode penelitian menggunakan metode deskriptif. Populasi dalam penelitian 49 transmigran asal Bali, kemudian diambil 10 sampel pada penelitian. Teknik pengumpulan data yang digunakan teknik observasi, dokumentasi, wawancara dan kuesioner. Hasil penelitian menunjukkan lahan diberikan oleh pemerintah pada awal bertransmigrasi ke Kecamatan Banjar Agung seluas 2 ha, 49 transmigran asal Bali terdapat 49 memiliki lahan yang bertambah, 34,7 memiliki lahan yang berkurang, dan 16,3 memiliki lahan yang tetap di Kecamatan Banjar Agung.
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<TITLE> Enrichissement de protéines ubiquitinées et une nouvelle approche protéomique pour lidentification des sites dubiquitination
<ABSTRACT> The ubiquitin pathway is involved in a wide range of cellular events including receptor intemalization, signal transduction and prote as omal degradation. Misregulation of the later can cause many diseases such as cancer and inflammatory disorders. So far, few largescale studies of protein ubiquitylation have been reported due to the difficulty of isolating these low abundance and rapidly degraded proteins. In this study, a differential proteomic strategy combining affinity purification and the use of a deubiquitylating enzyme UBP is proposed to identify ubiquitylated proteins targeted for proteasomal degradation. Two affinity purifications methods were developed, onebased on a protein binding ubiquitylated proteins Rad23 and the other based on a modified version of ubiquitin 6xHisubiquitin. Combination of both purification methods was also evaluated. These purifications methods enabled the identification of more than 1400 potentially ubiquitylated proteins and 28 sites of ubiquitylation with 6 sites on ubiquitin. A differential proteomic approach was then applied by treating half of the enriched ubiquitylated proteins with UBP. The nontreated control and the UBPtreated prote in extracts were digested with trypsin and analyzed by nanoLCLCMSMS on a high resolution LTQOrbitrap mass spectrometer. Peptide ions derived from ubiquitylated proteins comprise a miscleavage tryptic site harbouring a characteristic diglycine adduct on the lysine side chain. Comprehensive data mining and clustering analyses on peptide maps using inhouse bioinformatics software were performed to characterize two distinct ion populations representing peptides containing or not the diglycine adduct. Validation of the approach enabled the identification of 3 peptide ion pairs correlated with the addition of an ubiquitylation site.
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<TITLE> Musikterapeut i en miljøterapeutisk institutionskultur
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<TITLE> Agenesis of the internal carotid artery Color Doppler, CT, and MR angiography findings
<ABSTRACT> Agenesis of the internal carotid artery ICA is a rare finding that can lead to the false diagnosis of an ICA occlusion. We present the case of a young woman with agenesis of the left ICA. Diagnosis was made noninvasively by color Doppler imaging CDI in combination with highresolution CT of the base of the skull. Magnetic resonance angiography confirmed the diagnosis. CDI in combination with CT of the base of the skull allows the diagnosis of ICA agenesis without the use of invasive procedures. 1998 John Wiley Sons, Inc. J Clin Ultrasound 26213216, 1998.
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<TITLE> SUPERΒ TRANSISTORS IN MONOLITHIC INTEGRATED OPERATIONAL AMPLIFIER TECHNOLOGY
<ABSTRACT> The work considers constructive and technological methods of improving the accuracy of the properties of integrated operational amplifiers on the example of the development and use of bipolar transistors with a high amplification factor superβ transistors.The material is based on the experience of domestic development of microcircuits OU 140UD6 similar to MC1456 and 140UD14 similar to LM108.This technology has become the basis and is widely used in many products of linear silicon integrated circuits LIS.Op amps are best thought of as general purpose building blocks.With their help, you can create a wide variety of useful schemes.For generalpurpose work, designing with opamps is usually much faster and more economical than the alldiscrete approach.Likewise, troubleshooting and packaging restrictions can be reduced.For more demanding applications, such as those requiring very low noise, high output current andor voltage, or wide bandwidth, manufacturers have created specialized operational amplifiers.The final word in performance today is still dominated by discrete circuit designs, though.In addition, it is very common to see a combination of discrete and integrated devices in a given circuit.Of course, there is no law that says op amps can only be used with other op amps.Often a judicious mix of discrete devices and 946 op amps can produce a circuit that outperforms a circuit made entirely of discrete or op amps alone Note that implementations of operational amplifiers are constantly being improved, so the OP parameters are approaching ideal.However, it is technically impossible or impractical to improve all parameters at the same time due to the considerable cost of the resulting chip.In order to expand the scope of application of OP, the industry produces various types of them, in each of which one or more parameters are close to ideal, while others are at the usual level or are even slightly worse.This is justified because, depending on the scope of application, high values of one or another parameter are required from the OP, but not all of them at once.
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<TITLE> Additional file 1 of Effectiveness of a medicationadherence tool study protocol for a randomized controlled trial
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<TITLE> Presynaptic Phospholipase A2 Neurotoxins from Snake Venoms
<ABSTRACT> Neurotoxicity has been defined as a structural change or a functionally adverse response of the nervous system to a chemical, biological or physical agent 1. The nervous system is particularly susceptible to neurotoxic chemical, biological, or physical agents for a number of reasons neurons cannot divide because they are postmitotic and so the death of a neuron is an irreversible event metabolic activity is very high in all parts of the nervous system the nervous system develops relatively slowly in the higher vertebrates, and adverse events during development can have significant longterm behavioral, functional, and physiological consequences 1,2.
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<TITLE> Seabuckthorn Hippophae Spp A Potential UnderUtilized Fruit Plant of Cold Arid India
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<TITLE> Fiscal instruments of Soviet agricultural policy.
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<TITLE> Erythropoietin Promotes Neural Plasticity and Spatial Memory Recovery in FimbriaFornixLesioned Rats
<ABSTRACT> Background. Erythropoietin EPO upregulates the mitogen activated protein kinase MAPK cascade, a central signaling pathway in cellular plastic mechanisms, and is critical for normal brain development. Objective. We hypothesized that EPO could modulate the plasticity mechanisms supporting spatial memory recovery in fimbriafornixtransected animals. Methods. Fimbriafornix was transected in 3 groups of rats. Seven days later, EPO was injected daily for 4 consecutive days within 10 minutes after training on a water maze task. Results. Our results show that EPO injections 10 minutes after training produced a substantial spatial memory recovery in fimbriafornixlesioned animals. In contrast, an EPO injection shortly after fimbriafornix lesion surgery does not promote spatialmemory recovery. Neither does daily EPO injection 5 hours after the water maze performance. EPO, on the other hand, induced the expression of plasticityrelated genes like arc and bdnf, but this effect was independent of training or lesion. Conclusions. This finding supports our working hypothesis that EPO can modulate transient neuroplastic mechanisms triggered by training in lesioned animals. Consequently, we propose that EPO administration can be a useful trophic factor to promote neural restoration when given in combination with training.
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<TITLE> Dimanakah 10 november
<ABSTRACT> Menceritakan makna dalam fashionlebih ditujukan ke wanitakepahlawanan yang membawa perubahan. Kepahlawanan diwakili dengan ikon selebriti dimana gaya hidupnya menjadi kiblat wanita sekarang gaya hidup kebaratbaratan. Point of view gambar propaganda Bung Tomo di plesetkan jadi wanita Indonesia dengan make up ala Marylin Monroe ikon barat sedang mengenakan mascara. Semangat berjuang untuk menjadi seperti idola seleb, diet matimatian. plastic surgey telah menggantikan spirit juang Bung Tomomestinya kita bangga jadi wanita Indonesia berjuang melestarikan keaslian kita.
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