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ITL - International Journal of Applied Linguistics, 2008
AbstractThis paper reports on the development of Collex-Biz, a corpus-driven web-based learning platform for general economic English. The design of this platform was informed by a number of research-based principles, particularly frequency and collocation, which are insufficiently incorporated in existing Business English course materials.
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AbstractThis paper reports on the development of Collex-Biz, a corpus-driven web-based learning platform for general economic English. The design of this platform was informed by a number of research-based principles, particularly frequency and collocation, which are insufficiently incorporated in existing Business English course materials.
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If Surgery Biz Were Like Show Biz
JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1970An exclusive dressing room interview with the talented young surgeon, Shock Trauma, by your Suture-Play reporter, Hadda Hypo. Hadda Hypo: Shock, I want to congratulate you on winning the Academy of Medical Arts and Sciences Award as Outstanding Surgeon of the Year for your incisive performance in the General Hospital spectacular, "Chemopallidectomy!"
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Journal of Medical Ethics, 2009
Researchers who are paid to enrol patients in studies with a not-so-favourable risk–benefit ratio, pharmaceutical companies holding back with data that give rise to concern about patient safety, institutions that provide advanced clinical care to underinsured patients only if they agree to enrol in a trial—conflicts of interest in the medical field ...
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Researchers who are paid to enrol patients in studies with a not-so-favourable risk–benefit ratio, pharmaceutical companies holding back with data that give rise to concern about patient safety, institutions that provide advanced clinical care to underinsured patients only if they agree to enrol in a trial—conflicts of interest in the medical field ...
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