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Semantics of Death Certification
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Pharmacogenomic research has historically focused on individuals of European ancestry, leading to the underrepresentation of genetic variants common in non‐European populations. This bias is exemplified by CYP3A5*6, a functionally consequential variant common in individuals of African ancestry (MAF: 11–19%) but virtually absent in Europeans (MAF: 0.15%)
Amar D. Levens +10 more
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From Death to Death Certificate: What do the Dead say? [PDF]
Gill JR.
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Certification of Death: External Postmortem Examination
Burkhard Madea, Antonella Argo
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Information Management Strategies and Death Certification in the UK [PDF]
Jean Gladwin, Aileen Clarke
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ABSTRACT Growth and degrowth have become key issues in the discourse on sustainability, and their quantification (growth/degrowth rates) has become integral to the limited number of indicators used to evaluate the ecological aspects of political and organizational decisions. This paper empirically examines the relevance of corporate growth and degrowth
Thi Le Hoa Vo +2 more
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A Multiple-Imputation "Forward Bridging" Approach to Address Changes in the Classification of Asian Race/Ethnicity on the US Death Certificate. [PDF]
Thompson CA +5 more
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ABSTRACT The purpose of this study is to provide a comprehensive longitudinal analysis of the evolution of social sustainability within the global textile and fashion industry across two distinct regulatory eras: post‐Multifibre Agreement (2005–2018) and post‐Modern Slavery Act (2019–2023).
Amanpreet Singh +2 more
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