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Dry forest is more threatened but less protected than evergreen forest in Ecuador’s coastal region
Environmental Conservation, 2020Summary The Ecuadorian coast has two main types of forests, which are differentiated by their phenology: dry forests are deciduous and more humid forests are evergreen.
Carlos A. Rivas +3 more
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Medical Cannabis: A plurimillennial history of an evergreen
Journal of Cellular Physiology, 2018The history of Cannabis goes along that of humankind, as speculated based on geographical and evolutionary models together with historic data collected to date.
S. Pisanti, Maurizio Bifulco
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BMJ, 2012
Andrew Hitchings, Emma Baker, and Teck Khong examine how drug companies maximise profits after patents expire and show why regulatory agencies, policy makers, and prescribers need to be alert to the use of these ...
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Andrew Hitchings, Emma Baker, and Teck Khong examine how drug companies maximise profits after patents expire and show why regulatory agencies, policy makers, and prescribers need to be alert to the use of these ...
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Radioprotectors – the Evergreen Topic
Chemistry & Biodiversity, 2013AbstractTo protect organisms from ionizing radiation (IR), and to reduce morbidity or mortality, various agents, called radioprotectors, have been utilized. Because radiation‐induced cellular damage is attributed primarily to the harmful effects of free radicals, molecules with radical‐scavenging properties are particularly promising as radioprotectors.
Kuntić, Vesna +4 more
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The state of Evergreen: Evergreen at three
Library Review, 2010Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to look at how the library sector might benefit from open source, from the point of view of a current vendor of Evergreen, an open source library management software.Design/methodology/approach – The paper is based on the authors' experience in the library systems market.Findings – The next evolution of Evergreen ...
Robert E. Molyneux, Mike Rylander
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Crop Science, 2006
The Green Revolution was the product of alteration in plant architecture and physiological properties through breeding in wheat (Triticum aestivum L.), rice (Oryza sativa L.), corn (Zea mays L.), sorghum (Sorghum bicolor L.), and other crops. The semidwarf plant stature contributed to providing adequate nutrition to the plant for high productivity ...
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The Green Revolution was the product of alteration in plant architecture and physiological properties through breeding in wheat (Triticum aestivum L.), rice (Oryza sativa L.), corn (Zea mays L.), sorghum (Sorghum bicolor L.), and other crops. The semidwarf plant stature contributed to providing adequate nutrition to the plant for high productivity ...
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We develop a simple model of relationship lending where lenders have incentives for evergreening loans by offering better terms to firms that are close to default. We detect such lending behavior using loan-level supervisory data for the United States.
Paul, Pascal +5 more
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New England Journal of Medicine, 1967
DRIVING down the highway, straight as an arrow, from Gloucester to Bristol one lovely English midsummer day, I turned right some 15 miles south of Gloucester and, topping a rise over a spur of the Cotswold Hills, came to a dead halt, so enchanting was my first view of the Vale of Berkeley.
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DRIVING down the highway, straight as an arrow, from Gloucester to Bristol one lovely English midsummer day, I turned right some 15 miles south of Gloucester and, topping a rise over a spur of the Cotswold Hills, came to a dead halt, so enchanting was my first view of the Vale of Berkeley.
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2019
The work compares the interpretation of the patentability requirements according to the German PatG [German Patents Act], the EPC and the Indian Patents Act. It analyses the TRIPS compliance of Section 3(d) Patents Act and reveals the reasons for choosing a specific regulatory context in order to control the prices of pharmaceuticals.
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The work compares the interpretation of the patentability requirements according to the German PatG [German Patents Act], the EPC and the Indian Patents Act. It analyses the TRIPS compliance of Section 3(d) Patents Act and reveals the reasons for choosing a specific regulatory context in order to control the prices of pharmaceuticals.
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