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Young adults' perspectives on chlamydia-related subfertility and a potential predictive subfertility test: A mixed-methods study in the Netherlands. [PDF]
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Catering to patients with Parkinson's disease: a survey on self-perceived competence and barriers of speech and language pathologists in Malaysia. [PDF]
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Attitudes, Help-Seeking Barriers, and Predictors of Intention to Use Telemental Health Services Among University Students in Saudi Arabia: A Cross-Sectional Study. [PDF]
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Exploring perceived awareness, barriers and enablers of pregnant women towards physical activity in Ethiopian cities: a qualitative study. [PDF]
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Current Medical Research and Opinion, 1999
At the entrance of a new era, clinical xenotransplantation is a valued and auspicious option in tackling the problem of donor shortage. Because of ethical and anatomical issues, domestic farm animals are considered the most favourable species for organ donation, but transplantation of their organs leads to a complex process of rejection ...
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At the entrance of a new era, clinical xenotransplantation is a valued and auspicious option in tackling the problem of donor shortage. Because of ethical and anatomical issues, domestic farm animals are considered the most favourable species for organ donation, but transplantation of their organs leads to a complex process of rejection ...
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Random Structures & Algorithms, 2016
AbstractSuppose sensors are deployed randomly in a long thin strip, and suppose each sensor can detect objects within a fixed distance. We say that the sensors achieve barrier coverage if there is no path across the strip that a small object can follow that avoids detection by the sensors.
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AbstractSuppose sensors are deployed randomly in a long thin strip, and suppose each sensor can detect objects within a fixed distance. We say that the sensors achieve barrier coverage if there is no path across the strip that a small object can follow that avoids detection by the sensors.
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BARRIER code: Calculation of fission barriers
Computer Physics Communications, 1999zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
F. Garcia +7 more
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Computational Optimization and Applications, 1999
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IEE Proceedings A Physical Science, Measurement and Instrumentation, Management and Education, Reviews, 1980
An area of over 100 km2 of industrial and residential property was at increasing risk from flooding, including some 700,000 residents and the central section of the underground railway. Attention was drawn to this risk in a 1966 report by Sir Herman Bondi, and the GLC was empowered by the Thames Barrier Act of 1972 to construct a barrier at Woolwich ...
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An area of over 100 km2 of industrial and residential property was at increasing risk from flooding, including some 700,000 residents and the central section of the underground railway. Attention was drawn to this risk in a 1966 report by Sir Herman Bondi, and the GLC was empowered by the Thames Barrier Act of 1972 to construct a barrier at Woolwich ...
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