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Dual-energy X-ray absorptiometry - is it the gold standard, or is bone mineral density everything? [PDF]

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Żuchowski P, Jeka D.
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Gold standard research and evidence applied: The Inspire Nursing Leadership Program. [PDF]

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Geerts JM, Udod S, Bishop S, Hillier S, Lyons O, Madore S, Mutwiri B, Sinclair D, Frich JC.   +8 more
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Ventricle stimulation as a potential gold-standard control stimulation site for transcranial focused ultrasound stimulation

Atkinson-Clement C, Kaiser M, Lambon Ralph MA, Jung J.   +3 more
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Gold standard must be solid gold

Intensive Care Medicine, 2013
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de Boode, W. P., Vrancken, S. L., Lemson, J., Nusmeier, A., Tibby, Shane   +4 more
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The Gold Standard [PDF]

AIMR Conference Proceedings, 1997
Gold has historically been used as a monetary standard, a fixed reference point, but the United States broke with that convention in the early 1970s, causing a ripple effect in global currencies. The time has come to stop floating the dollar and to anchor it to solid ground, gold.
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With or Without a Gold Standard

Epidemiology, 2005
To 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 ...
Philip E. Castle, Ruth M. Pfeiffer
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The Gold Standard

2014
In each gold standard country, gold was the standard of value; gold coin was the money with unlimited legal tender. Exchange rates were fixed by the ratios of gold content in respective gold coins. Banks, brokers, and bullion dealers settled transactions within and across countries with negligible movements of gold.
Hossein Askari, Noureddine Krichene
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