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The evolution of the HR function – from tradition to modernity

Scientific Papers of Silesian University of Technology Organization and Management Series
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Potential functional foods in the traditional Maori diet

Mutation Research - Fundamental and Molecular Mechanisms of Mutagenesis, 2003
The Maori people were early New Zealand settlers of Polynesian descent. The incidence of non-infectious diseases appears to have been low in these people, perhaps in part due to the presence of protective chemical constituents within their food plant supply.
Richard C, Cambie, Lynnette R, Ferguson
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Safety, Nutrition and Functionality of the Traditional Foods

2019
Traditional foods are made from traditional raw materials using traditional processing techniques and have a long history of supporting good health. Traditional foods are simply prepared from fruits, vegetables, meat, fish, milk, eggs, nuts, legumes, and seeds.
Abul Hossain, Md. Jiaur Rahman
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The effect of traditional Japanese medicine (Kampo) on gastrointestinal function

Surgery Today, 2010
Traditional Japanese medicine (Kampo) is used to treat various disorders of the gastrointestinal tract in Japan, where it is fully integrated into the modern healthcare system. Recently, scientific research on herbal medicine in Japan has been reported in English journals.
Erito, Mochiki, Mitsuhiro, Yanai, Tetsuro, Ohno, Hiroyuki, Kuwano   +3 more
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Three Functions of Hell in the Hindu Traditions

Numen, 2009
In this article are analysed three functions of hell in the Hindu traditions, a narrative, a social and an economic. Because of the strong images the narratives of hell contain, they are excellent means to catch the attention of the audience. The social function of hell is to protect the social order, the security of the people and especially to ...
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Aging and the ubiquitinome: Traditional and non-traditional functions of ubiquitin in aging cells and tissues

Experimental Gerontology, 2006
Ubiquitination of endogenous proteins is one of the key regulatory steps of protein degradation followed by regulation of proteasome activity. During the last years evidence has increased that proteasome activity is decreased during the aging process in various model systems and that these changes might be causally related to aging and aging associated
Johannes, Grillari, Hermann, Katinger, Regina, Voglauer   +2 more
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Traditional and non-traditional methods of optimizing the functional states of public servants

Applied psychology and pedagogy, 2019
The article analyzes the peculiarities of the problem of the states of human life: functional, mental and psycho-physiological. The question of the characteristics of the professional activities of civil servants and the level of stressful influences in it are discussed.
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In the Atkinson Tradition: The Motivational Function of Emotion

1986
One might anticipate that the study of motivation and emotion would be intimately linked. In support of this expectation, a psychological journal exists with the title Motivation and Emotion, and psychology courses at times carry this label. But theories of motivation and thoughts about emotion have not been united.
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