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'Gold standard care' is an unhelpful term.
The Veterinary Record, 2021Members of Veterinary Humanities UK argue that the vet professions should move away from using the term 'gold standard care' and instead adopt 'contextualised care', which acknowledges that different treatment pathways are able to offer equally ...
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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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The WDC Training Dataset and Gold Standard for Large-Scale Product Matching
The Web Conference, 2019A current research question in the area of entity resolution (also called link discovery or duplicate detection) is whether and in which cases embeddings and deep neural network based matching methods outperform traditional symbolic matching methods. The
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A multicentre validation study for the EU‐TIRADS using histological diagnosis as a gold standard
Clinical Endocrinology, 2019Many systems for risk stratification of thyroid nodule with ultrasound (US) have been proposed and the EU‐TIRADS issued by the ETA in 2017 was the last to have been published.
P. Trimboli +7 more
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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 ...
Philip E. Castle, Ruth M. Pfeiffer
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2019
The gold standard represents in the eyes of many the quintessential institution of nineteenth-century liberal economic governance. It is often seen as the first modern monetary system because of its emphasis on stabilizing the value of money, a feat it achieved by pegging national monetary systems to gold. More specifically, it rested on the commitment
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The gold standard represents in the eyes of many the quintessential institution of nineteenth-century liberal economic governance. It is often seen as the first modern monetary system because of its emphasis on stabilizing the value of money, a feat it achieved by pegging national monetary systems to gold. More specifically, it rested on the commitment
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Machine Learning and the Cancer-Diagnosis Problem - No Gold Standard.
New England Journal of Medicine, 2019Machine Learning and the Cancer-Diagnosis Problem Machine learning has the potential to be extremely useful in medicine, particularly in the interpretation of medical images.
A. Adamson, H. Welch
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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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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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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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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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