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Nature Methods, 2006
Bacteriophages form the foundation for a rapid and sensitive bacterial detection assay, capable of revealing the presence of a few dozen cells in a milliliter sample.
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Bacteriophages form the foundation for a rapid and sensitive bacterial detection assay, capable of revealing the presence of a few dozen cells in a milliliter sample.
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The Enemy Within and the Enemy Without
Russian Studies in History, 2017Russian satirical publications during the years of world war and revolution portrayed both the imperial family, especially Empress Alexandra, and the Bolsheviks as German sympathizers—enemies withi...
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British Journal of Educational Technology, 2013
Abstract We provide a brief history of how academics and information technology ( IT ) professionals have come to be on opposing sides in a battle for position, influence and direction within universities.
Gilly Salmon, Rod Angood
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Abstract We provide a brief history of how academics and information technology ( IT ) professionals have come to be on opposing sides in a battle for position, influence and direction within universities.
Gilly Salmon, Rod Angood
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The Hastings Center Report, 2002
The relief of suffering is the great goal of medicine. That physicians give up on suffering when they can do nothing about the underlying condition is one of the contemporary criticisms of medicine. Yet even in irremediable suffering there is something noble, to which physicians should attend.
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The relief of suffering is the great goal of medicine. That physicians give up on suffering when they can do nothing about the underlying condition is one of the contemporary criticisms of medicine. Yet even in irremediable suffering there is something noble, to which physicians should attend.
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IEEE Security & Privacy Magazine, 2008
We have just had the greatest proof by demonstration of the proposition that complexity is the enemy of security, that complexity is the generator of surprise-the meltdown in the global financial system. Looking at n-level-deep derivatives, we don't have a way to see who does or does not have a foreclosure risk, so we flush it all.
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We have just had the greatest proof by demonstration of the proposition that complexity is the enemy of security, that complexity is the generator of surprise-the meltdown in the global financial system. Looking at n-level-deep derivatives, we don't have a way to see who does or does not have a foreclosure risk, so we flush it all.
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Nature Reviews Neuroscience, 2019
Three studies show that synaptic interactions between neurons and glioma cells or cells of breast-cancer-to-brain metastases may promote tumour growth.
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Three studies show that synaptic interactions between neurons and glioma cells or cells of breast-cancer-to-brain metastases may promote tumour growth.
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Annals of Internal Medicine, 2007
The telephone rings at the front desk at our U.S. Air Force EMEDS hospital in Baghdad. It is promptly answered by the Master Sergeant enlisted medic.
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The telephone rings at the front desk at our U.S. Air Force EMEDS hospital in Baghdad. It is promptly answered by the Master Sergeant enlisted medic.
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Scientific American, 2011
The examines the pattern of antibiotic resistance that is spreading around the world and the dangers to public health. According to the author, a pattern of resistance has emerged among a group of bacteria, called gram-negative bacteria, that threatens to render common infections untreatable.
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The examines the pattern of antibiotic resistance that is spreading around the world and the dangers to public health. According to the author, a pattern of resistance has emerged among a group of bacteria, called gram-negative bacteria, that threatens to render common infections untreatable.
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COMMON‐ENEMY EFFECTS: MULTIDISCIPLINARY ANTECEDENTS AND ECONOMIC PERSPECTIVES
Journal of Economic Surveys, 2021Kris De Jaegher
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A mathematical study of a crop-pest–natural enemy model with Z-type control
Mathematics and Computers in Simulation, 2021Abdennasser Chekroun +2 more
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