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Coronaviruses and Immunosuppressed Patients: The Facts During the Third Epidemic
Liver transplantation, 2020Following the outbreak in China, the Lombardy region of Italy has become one of the areas of highest incidence of severe acute respiratory syndrome Coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2).
L. D’Antiga
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Facts, facts – nothing but facts!
Headteacher Update, 2013As the new primary curriculum looms, Stuart McLeod muses on the place of facts vs real-life education
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Facts, Facts, Facts: What Is a Physician to Do?
JAMA, 2011IT IS A CLICHE TO OBSERVE THAT EVERYONE LIVES IN A GLOBAL economy. Anyone who travels internationally can see how rapidly the world is becoming similar in terms of shops, goods, and services. Perhaps it is timely to reengage physicians in thediscussion of international comparativedata about health care and to ask why the United States is so provincial ...
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2020
Bu incelemede Ermenistan’ın iç ve dış dinamiklerinde ve Türkiye-Ermenistan ilişkilerinde Ocak-Temmuz 2020 ayları arasındaki gelişmeler ele alınmaktadır. İç politikada Ermenistan çalkantılı bir dönem geçirmiştir. Ermenistan Başbakanı Nikol Paşinyan yönetimi gerçekleştiremediği vaatlerin ve karşılayamadığı beklentilerin sorumlusu olarak eski yönetim ...
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Bu incelemede Ermenistan’ın iç ve dış dinamiklerinde ve Türkiye-Ermenistan ilişkilerinde Ocak-Temmuz 2020 ayları arasındaki gelişmeler ele alınmaktadır. İç politikada Ermenistan çalkantılı bir dönem geçirmiştir. Ermenistan Başbakanı Nikol Paşinyan yönetimi gerçekleştiremediği vaatlerin ve karşılayamadığı beklentilerin sorumlusu olarak eski yönetim ...
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Psychoanalytic Facts as Unintended Institutional Facts
Philosophy of the Social Sciences, 2011We present an inference to the best explanation of the immense cultural success of Freudian psychoanalysis as a hermeneutic method. We argue that an account of psychoanalytic facts as products of unintended declarative speech acts explains this phenomenon.
Buekens, F.A.I., Boudry, M.
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On the Facts of the “Facts of the ‘Text’”
Annals of the International Communication Association, 1988(1988). On the Facts of the “Facts of the ‘Text’”. Annals of the International Communication Association: Vol. 11, Communication Yearbook 11, pp. 482-493.
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Trends in Biotechnology, 1999
Academic Press, 1998. (Vol. I) US$59.95 hbk (xxvii + 377 pages)ISBN 0 12 136055 5(Vol. II) US$59.95 hbk (xxix + 255 pages)ISBN 0 12 136110 1The first two volumes in this series, presenting facts relevant to recombinant DNA and molecular-biology analytical procedures, are prefaced by an explanation of their purpose, which is to provide a ready source of
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Academic Press, 1998. (Vol. I) US$59.95 hbk (xxvii + 377 pages)ISBN 0 12 136055 5(Vol. II) US$59.95 hbk (xxix + 255 pages)ISBN 0 12 136110 1The first two volumes in this series, presenting facts relevant to recombinant DNA and molecular-biology analytical procedures, are prefaced by an explanation of their purpose, which is to provide a ready source of
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A/MS BISTs: the facts, just the facts
Proceedings. International Test Conference, 2003There have been a great number of different research efforts into the area of analog and mixed signal BIST. And most efforts appear to be very insular -they are the efforts of a single entity. Seldom does another research entity follow up on the research of another. That's because there is little credit involved in proving someone else is right.
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When Is a Fact, in Fact, a Fact?
Anesthesia & Analgesia, 1992Phillip E. Scuderi +3 more
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The International journal of psycho-analysis, 1996
The author argues that to consider the place of facts in psychoanalysis one must first of all distinguish between the use of the term fact in its everyday sense, in which its opposite would be untruth, from the scientific sense in which the term refers to a construction that has been awarded the status of fact by the theory in which it is embedded ...
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The author argues that to consider the place of facts in psychoanalysis one must first of all distinguish between the use of the term fact in its everyday sense, in which its opposite would be untruth, from the scientific sense in which the term refers to a construction that has been awarded the status of fact by the theory in which it is embedded ...
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