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Heterogeneous inclusions in neurofilament inclusion disease

Neuropathology, 2006
Neurofilament inclusion disease (NFID) is a rare disease, whose pathogenesis remains to be elucidated. Immunoreactivity of ubiquitin‐binding protein p62 has been reported in various neurodegenerative diseases, but it has not been studied in NFID. In this report we show p62 immunoreactivity in neuronal perikaryon of three cases of NFID.
Hirotake, Uchikado, Ang, Li, Wen-Lang, Lin, Dennis W, Dickson   +3 more
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On Kernel Inclusions

Reliable Computing, 2001
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Inclusive growth for the marginalized: inclusion vs. pseudo-inclusion

Journal of Social and Economic Development, 2015
Realizing inclusive growth for the marginalized social sections is a major objective guiding current policy formulations in India and similar developing countries. India has sought to achieve this goal by redistributive measures like Food Security Act and the Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Act.
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« Exclusion/inclusion/ré-inclusion »

2023
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Rosenblieh, Émilie, Wieger, Madeleine
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Inclusive leadership

Nursing Management, 2017
A video and conference presentation by diversity and inclusion director at the Employers Network for Equality and Inclusion Dan Robertson has been made available on the NHS Employers website.
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The inclusion of music/the music of inclusion

International Journal of Inclusive Education, 2009
The intention of this paper is to situate music within inclusive education. Intersections of music – widely regarded as a ‘talent’ or hyperability – and disability provide unique perspectives on social organisation in general and human valuation in particular. Music is a ubiquitous and an essential component of learning beginning in infancy.
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Inclusive Schools for an Inclusive Society

British Journal of Special Education, 1997
Gary Thomas (Professor of Special Needs at The University of the West of England, Bristol) contends that mainstream schools should assume responsibility for all children, not only as there is firm empirical evidence to show that inclusive schools are good for all children, but more importantly because of the legitimacy, the justice and the timeliness ...
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Digital Inclusion, Financial Inclusion and Inclusive Growth in Nigeria

<span>The paper examines the relationships among digital inclusion, financial inclusion and inclusive growth in Nigeria. In doing this, the ARDL bounds testing approach to analysis of short-run and long run relationships is employed to investigate the effect of digital inclusion on inclusive growth in Nigeria using annual time series data ...
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Financial Inclusion for Inclusive Growth

CESifo Working Papers
Using a sample of 67 countries, this article examines how financial inclusion, among other factors, shapes the transition to inclusive and sustainable growth. First, we analyze the heterogeneous and asymmetric relationship between inclusiveness and its main determinants using recent panel quantile regression techniques.
Nidhaleddine Ben Cheikh, Christophe Rault   +1 more
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The Inclusion Equation

Scientific American, 2014
An introduction is presented to the issue's "State of the World's Science" report that focuses on the theme of collaboration in science from the perspective of the individual researcher and the role of diversity in science.
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