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Cementochronology, to cut or not to cut?
International Journal of Paleopathology, 2016One of the continuing problems in paleopathology and paleoepidemiology is an inability to accurately age adult skeletons. Accurate age estimations are critical to the proper evaluation of population health and are necessary in circumventing certain aspects of the osteological paradox.
Naji, Stephan +5 more
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Fundamenta Informaticae, 2008
In the recent paper by Soundararajan and Sarkar (2003), the normalized cut, a graph partitioning measure for perceptual organization, was shown to be a sum of two beta distributed random variables and expressions derived for its mean and mode. Here, it is pointed out that the given expression for the mode is incorrect. The correct expression is derived
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In the recent paper by Soundararajan and Sarkar (2003), the normalized cut, a graph partitioning measure for perceptual organization, was shown to be a sum of two beta distributed random variables and expressions derived for its mean and mode. Here, it is pointed out that the given expression for the mode is incorrect. The correct expression is derived
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To Cut or Not to Cut? That is the Question
Narrative Inquiry in Bioethics, 2023openaire +2 more sources
Episiotomy. To cut or not to cut?
The Online journal of current clinical trials, 1994Episiotomy is performed in over half of the hospital-based deliveries in the US, despite the dearth of scientific data demonstrating its usefulness in uncomplicated cases. After roughly 70 years of widespread use in the US, the first randomized clinical trial of episiotomy conducted in North America (and the first worldwide involving median episiotomy)
S C, Kaufman, S C, Kaufmann
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Topological equivalences of $$\mathbf {CUT}$$ CUT and $$\mathbf {CUT(Fin)}$$ CUT ( Fin )
Archive for Mathematical Logic, 2016In this note, two well-known topological facts regarding cofinite and cocountable-like topologies over uncountable sets are shown to be equivalent either to the Countable Union Theorem or to the Countable Union Theorem for countable families of finite sets.
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To Cut or Not to Cut a Dividend
2010Motivated by the argument that managers will cut their dividend only when there are visible signs of poor performance, I revisit the issue of why firms cut their regular cash dividend. I use a propensity score matching methodology to differentiate firms according to their likelihood of cutting a dividend where the likelihood is a function of observable
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Chemical Inhibition of Polyphenol Oxidase and Cut Surface Browning of Fresh-Cut Apples
Critical Reviews in Food Science and Nutrition, 2023Xuetong Fan
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The Foreskin Dilemma: To Cut or Not to Cut
Journal of Andrology, 2007Aleksander, Chudnovsky +1 more
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