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Prognostic nutritional index and inflammatory indices as predictors of perioperative infection in patients with Cushing syndrome: a retrospective single-center study. [PDF]

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Chasan O, Besisik Terzioglu MB, Mutlu U, Dolen Burak D, Hacisahinogullari H, Gul N, Soyluk Selcukbiricik O, Kubat Uzum A, Yenidunya Yalin G.   +8 more
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How generative AI is shaping research software development and maintenance at a research-intensive university. [PDF]

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Besser SA, Jensen EA, Katz DS.
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A novel early screening approach for MCI due to AD based on a "maze" hand-interaction kinetic paradigm. [PDF]

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Tu Y, Wang W, Yuan Z, Li S, Wang C, Huang S, Li Z, Yang W, Yang S, Sun X, Hong Y, Yu C, Chen T, Li K.   +13 more
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On the teaching of distributed software development

IEEE Transactions on Image Processing, 2004
As the software industry moves towards software development projects involving several sites around the world, universities should incorporate this trend into their software engineering curricula. This paper describes the experiences from the development of a university course in distributed software development.
Crnković, Ivica, Čavrak, Igor, Fredriksson, Johan, Land, Rikard, Žagar, Mario, Ĺkerholm, Mikael   +5 more
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Leveraging distributed software development

Computer, 1999
The Internet has been changing the way people collaborate on software development, offering certain advantages but also creating new requirements. Internet based collaboration does make a wider base of talent available, but the development cycles running at Internet speeds require maintaining higher levels of precision.
Junichi Suzuki, Yoshikazu Yamamoto
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Patterns in Effective Distributed Software Development

IEEE Software, 2010
As with many other industries today, software development must increasingly adapt to teams whose members work together but are geographically distributed. Many factors have contributed to this rise in distributed software development (DSD), including companies' desires to leverage skilled resources wherever they can be found and to reduce costs by ...
Rafael Prikladnicki, Jorge Luis Nicolas Audy, Forrest Shull   +2 more
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