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BCR::ABL1 evaluation in bone marrow is no more predictive of TFR success than from peripheral blood
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Proceedings of the 25th International Conference Companion on World Wide Web - WWW '16 Companion, 2016
In this work we present Destiny a cognitive mobile guide for Olympics games in Brazil that identifies user characteristics to deliver content. It will help visitors, athletes, and athletes' parents to localize themselves and receive tailored historical, cultural and entertainment information at a particular point of interest (POI). The application will
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In this work we present Destiny a cognitive mobile guide for Olympics games in Brazil that identifies user characteristics to deliver content. It will help visitors, athletes, and athletes' parents to localize themselves and receive tailored historical, cultural and entertainment information at a particular point of interest (POI). The application will
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New England Journal of Medicine, 2003
Dissecting the pathogenesis of primary, or “essential,” hypertension has proved elusive. In recent years, the hypothesis that having relatively fewer nephrons renders an otherwise healthy person more susceptible to renal disease, hypertension, or both has been supported by a substantive body of experimental data.
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Dissecting the pathogenesis of primary, or “essential,” hypertension has proved elusive. In recent years, the hypothesis that having relatively fewer nephrons renders an otherwise healthy person more susceptible to renal disease, hypertension, or both has been supported by a substantive body of experimental data.
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