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Scalable 3D reconstruction for X-ray single particle imaging with online machine learning. [PDF]
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Usability of a novel cholangiopancreatoscope for tumor detection and stone management. [PDF]
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Selection for rapid embryonic development sculpted the new gene Shrew into an accelerator of Drosophila dorsal-ventral axis specification. [PDF]
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Cortical bone porosity is spatially heterogeneous and VEGF dependent in male bone. [PDF]
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Knowing the socioemotional, interoceptive and health literacy skills of patients will allow the design of an emotional education program to improve their self-care, adherence and health outcomes in the management of chronic diseases. This study used qualitative methods to identify socioemotional, interoceptive, and health literacy needs.
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The aerodynamics of dragonflies, discussed by C. Somps and M. Luttges (14 June, p. 1326), present an intriguing problem. I share the author's conviction that an understanding of unsteady aerodynamics is essential for an understanding of insect flight. I also agree that dragonflies may use nonconventional mechanisms for producing lift.
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The aerodynamics of dragonflies, discussed by C. Somps and M. Luttges (14 June, p. 1326), present an intriguing problem. I share the author's conviction that an understanding of unsteady aerodynamics is essential for an understanding of insect flight. I also agree that dragonflies may use nonconventional mechanisms for producing lift.
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