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Science, 2020
Cancer Accurate and timely diagnosis and categorization of cancer is not always simple even under optimal conditions. It can be nearly impossible in the developing world, where the required specialists and equipment may not be available and biopsy results can take months to return. To address this diagnostic bottleneck, Min et al.
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Cancer Accurate and timely diagnosis and categorization of cancer is not always simple even under optimal conditions. It can be nearly impossible in the developing world, where the required specialists and equipment may not be available and biopsy results can take months to return. To address this diagnostic bottleneck, Min et al.
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SSRN Electronic Journal, 2010
Most tourists who engage in gold panning find gold which is worth less than their price of admission to the gold mine. From a tax standpoint, they have nondeductible, personal losses. Those precious few who find gold which is worth more than their price of admission should not have taxable income unless or until they sell the gold to a third party. Due
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Most tourists who engage in gold panning find gold which is worth less than their price of admission to the gold mine. From a tax standpoint, they have nondeductible, personal losses. Those precious few who find gold which is worth more than their price of admission should not have taxable income unless or until they sell the gold to a third party. Due
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PANNING FOR GOLD: A CLINICIAN's GUIDE TO USING RESEARCH
Journal of Marital and Family Therapy, 2006The gap between research and clinical practice is one of the key challenges facing family therapy. Clinicians often fail to incorporate research findings into their practice because they do not know how to search, evaluate, or apply research to their clinical work.
Lee M, Williams +2 more
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Panning for gold: Enhancing the precision of sensitivity test data
Statistical Analysis and Data Mining: The ASA Data Science Journal, 2017Sensitivity tests apply a range of stimulus values to experimental subjects and record binary responses in order to estimate the distribution of threshold values in the subject population, where thresholds delineate responses from nonresponses. In many applications, such as explosives engineering, individual tests are expensive and are conducted in ...
David H. Collins +2 more
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Panning for EBMT gold, or “Remembering not to forget”
Machine Translation, 2010A very useful service to the example-based machine translation (EBMT) community was provided by Harold Somers in his summary article which appeared in 1999, and was extended in our 2003 book Recent advances in example-based machine translation. As well as providing a comprehensive review of the paradigm, Somers gives a categorisation of the different ...
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Panning for gold at the K stream
Nature, 1997Roughly once in ten billion decays, in theory, the K meson should turn into a pion and two neutrinos. This very rare process has now been seen for the first time, and the experimenters are a little lucky to have seen it so soon — unless there is something wrong with the theory.
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Panning for gold: sourcing pharmaceutical innovation
Nature Reviews Drug Discovery, 2015Myoung Cha +3 more
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Environmental Impact Assessment for Gold Panning
2020Musaida Mercy Manyuchi +3 more
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FROM THE GOLD PAN TO THE CONSTITUTION
Revista Gênero e InterdisciplinaridadeThis research analyzes artisanal mining (garimpagem) in Brazil as a structural phenomenon that transcends the extractive economic dimension, configuring itself as a persistent manifestation of land and social conflicts since the colonial period. Adopting an interdisciplinary approach that intertwines sociology, history, and law, the study investigates ...
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