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Balance disability after stroke.
Physical Therapy, 2006 Balance disability is common after stroke, butthere is little detailed information about it. The aims of this study wereto investigate the frequency of balance disability; to characterizedifferent levels of disability; and to identify demographics ...
Sarah Tyson
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New England Journal of Medicine, 2018
In the Balance This interactive case features a 71-year-old man who presented with a 3-day history of changes in mental status. Test your diagnostic and therapeutic skills at NEJM.org.
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In the Balance This interactive case features a 71-year-old man who presented with a 3-day history of changes in mental status. Test your diagnostic and therapeutic skills at NEJM.org.
Aaron, Richterman +4 more
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IIC - International Review of Intellectual Property and Competition Law, 2013
If court decisions and legislative activity are the bread and butter of legal academics, 2012 offered a gargantuan banquet to observers of the Canadian copyright scene: a series of amendments to the Copyright Act unlike anything that had been seen for 15 years and no less than six Supreme Court decisions.
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If court decisions and legislative activity are the bread and butter of legal academics, 2012 offered a gargantuan banquet to observers of the Canadian copyright scene: a series of amendments to the Copyright Act unlike anything that had been seen for 15 years and no less than six Supreme Court decisions.
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Balancing weight-balanced trees
Journal of Functional Programming, 2011Abstract A weight-balanced tree (WBT) is a binary search tree, whose balance is based on the sizes of the subtrees in each node. Although purely functional implementations on a variant WBT algorithm are widely used in functional programming languages, many existing implementations do not maintain balance after deletion in some cases ...
Yoichi Hirai, Kazuhiko Yamamoto
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Mathematical Social Sciences, 2015 Economics Working Paper Series, 15 ...
Hans Gersbach, Kamali Wickramage
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2013
This chapter addresses the important and undertreated problem of balance disorders. The chapter has a simplified summary of the physiology of balance problems in order to set the scene. The issue of assessment is next addressed with discussion of important tests including the Berg Balance Scale and the Get Up and Go Test, and others.
Adolfo M, Bronstein, Marousa, Pavlou
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This chapter addresses the important and undertreated problem of balance disorders. The chapter has a simplified summary of the physiology of balance problems in order to set the scene. The issue of assessment is next addressed with discussion of important tests including the Berg Balance Scale and the Get Up and Go Test, and others.
Adolfo M, Bronstein, Marousa, Pavlou
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Balancing claims for balancing selection
Trends in Genetics, 2004Natural selection is expected to leave distinctive signatures on patterns of neutral variation that are tightly linked to a site carrying an advantageous mutation. This notion is the basis for molecular population genetics approaches to the analysis of adaptations in the human genome.
Martin, Kreitman, Anna, Di Rienzo
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Proceedings of the Fourteenth International Conference on Artificial Intelligence and Law, 2013
In the course of legal reasoning--whether for purposes of deciding an issue, justifying a decision, predicting how an issue will be decided, or arguing for how it should be decided--one often is required to reach (and assert) conclusions based on a balance of reasons that is not straightforwardly reducible to the application of rules. Recent AI and Law
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In the course of legal reasoning--whether for purposes of deciding an issue, justifying a decision, predicting how an issue will be decided, or arguing for how it should be decided--one often is required to reach (and assert) conclusions based on a balance of reasons that is not straightforwardly reducible to the application of rules. Recent AI and Law
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