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The American Journal of Surgery, 1977
Bacteriologic study of bile in 100 patients undergoing cholecystectomy for various manifestations of choletithiasis yielded 36 per cent positive cultures, with greater frequency in older individuals and those with acute cholecystitis and common duct stone; these results are comparable to those in previous studies and reaffirm the septicity of the bile.
M B, Corlette, H, Bismuth, J, Hepp
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Bacteriologic study of bile in 100 patients undergoing cholecystectomy for various manifestations of choletithiasis yielded 36 per cent positive cultures, with greater frequency in older individuals and those with acute cholecystitis and common duct stone; these results are comparable to those in previous studies and reaffirm the septicity of the bile.
M B, Corlette, H, Bismuth, J, Hepp
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Research Papers in Education, 2000
This paper asks the question ‘Is school self-improvement improving or is it something that has been tried and tested and has failed?’. In an attempt to answer this question, particular attention is paid to some of the international research literature on school self-review and evaluation, two commonly used self-improvement strategies.
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This paper asks the question ‘Is school self-improvement improving or is it something that has been tried and tested and has failed?’. In an attempt to answer this question, particular attention is paid to some of the international research literature on school self-review and evaluation, two commonly used self-improvement strategies.
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Improving School Improvement Plans
The Elementary School Journal, 1987Based partly on experience in large urban districts, the authors conclude that effective elementary schools with achievement higher than schools with comparable student enrollment are unusually successful in identifying and responding to strategic instructional issues.
Daniel U. Levine, Robert E. Leibert
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Improving Improvement for Childhood Asthma
JAMA, 2011THE HEALTH CARE SYSTEM IN THE UNITED STATES DElivers much good high-quality care but also causes unnecessary harm. This harm has many guises— some visible, such as hospital-acquired infections, and others more subtle, such as failure to prescribe indicated treatment or communicate effectively.
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Improving adequacy improves haemodialysis outcome
EDTNA-ERCA Journal, 2000SummaryOur goal of maintenance dialysis for the coming millennium is optimal rather than just adequate dialysis. Delivering a large amount of dialysis expressed in terms of urea Kt/V is a necessary but insufficient measure to improve clinical outcome. Cardiovascular morbidity and mortality remain very high in haemodialysis. This is due in great part to
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Improving software process improvement
IEEE Software, 2002Two dichotomies characterize software process improvement efforts and approaches: disciplined versus creative work and procurer risks versus user satisfaction. Based on these perspectives, the authors introduce six theses to illuminate the problems of pursuing SPI.
H. Conradi, A. Fuggetta
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Improving standards, improving surgery
ANZ Journal of Surgery, 2004Elizabeth, Cooper, Stephen, Blamey
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2015
Microclimatic improvement can be defined as the mitigation of micro- climatic conditions on a local scale, and it produces, together with the quality of the building envelope, comfortable interior spaces, sheltered from the inclemen- cies of climate.
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Microclimatic improvement can be defined as the mitigation of micro- climatic conditions on a local scale, and it produces, together with the quality of the building envelope, comfortable interior spaces, sheltered from the inclemen- cies of climate.
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