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The Journal of the American Dental Association, 2002
Abstract The origin of the Earth’s magnetism was a source of fierce debate from the sixteenth century onwards. During the Second World War two distinguished British physicists were drawn into a project to combat the danger to Allied shipping of magnetic mines.
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Abstract The origin of the Earth’s magnetism was a source of fierce debate from the sixteenth century onwards. During the Second World War two distinguished British physicists were drawn into a project to combat the danger to Allied shipping of magnetic mines.
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With or Without a Gold Standard
Epidemiology, 2005To explore causal relationships between exposure and outcome, epidemiologists must rely on accurate measurements of both. Misclassification of either exposure or outcome will obscure causality, ie, by an inability to distinguish exposed from unexposed or “diseased” from “nondiseased.” Whenever new and purportedly better (but nonvalidated) measurements ...
Ruth M, Pfeiffer, Philip E, Castle
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Certification—The Gold Standard
AORN Journal, 2004The CNOR certification represents professional achievement, excellence in practice, and commitment to continuing education. Reasons for becoming certified include monetary rewards, personal satisfaction, and recognition from peers and other health care providers. This article provides insight into the development of the CNOR examination and information
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It is time to ditch the ‘gold standard’
Veterinary Record, 2020I am a small animal practice owner who very much enjoys practice. But I do have concerns about ‘over-diagnosis’ and ‘over-servicing’ in the profession and agree with Louise Collins that vets are becoming unaffordable ( VR , 3/10 October 2020, vol 187, p 278). The term ‘gold standard’ is mentioned in Collins’ letter. Medicine is …
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Cholecystectomy: The gold standard
The American Journal of Surgery, 1989There were 14,232 patients operated on for non-malignant biliary tract disease at a single medical center from 1932 through 1984. During this period, there were 237 postoperative deaths. Of the total number of patients, 10,749 underwent cholecystectomy with 60 postoperative deaths.
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The Gold Standard as a Rule [PDF]
, 1990 In this paper, we show that the monetary rule followed by a number of key countries, especially England and to a lesser extent the U. S., before 1914 represented a commitment technology preventing the monetary authorities from changing planned future policy.
Michael D. Bordo, Finn E. Kydland
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Gold standard science requires gold standard scholarship
ScienceScientists often casually refer to research and “library work” as separate endeavors. Research involves the execution of experiments in the laboratory whereas library work means finding references to relevant studies in the literature and analyzing them—often as a precursor to writing a paper. Treating careful scholarship as somehow less important than
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There Are No Gold Standards, and Nothing Gold About a Standard
Journal of Neuroscience Nursing, 2022openaire +2 more sources