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Correction in: Magnitude of clinical inertia and its associated factors among adult patients with asthma on chronic follow-up at Jimma Medical Center, Ethiopia: prospective observational study. [PDF]
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Sleep Medicine Reviews, 2000
Sleep inertia is a transitional state of lowered arousal occurring immediately after awakening from sleep and producing a temporary decrement in subsequent performance. Many factors are involved in the characteristics of sleep inertia. The duration of prior sleep can influence the severity of subsequent sleep inertia. Although most studies have focused
Patricia, Tassi, Alain, Muzet
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Sleep inertia is a transitional state of lowered arousal occurring immediately after awakening from sleep and producing a temporary decrement in subsequent performance. Many factors are involved in the characteristics of sleep inertia. The duration of prior sleep can influence the severity of subsequent sleep inertia. Although most studies have focused
Patricia, Tassi, Alain, Muzet
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Annals of Internal Medicine, 2001
Medicine has traditionally focused on relieving patient symptoms. However, in developed countries, maintaining good health increasingly involves management of such problems as hypertension, dyslipidemia, and diabetes, which often have no symptoms. Moreover, abnormal blood pressure, lipid, and glucose values are generally sufficient to warrant treatment
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Medicine has traditionally focused on relieving patient symptoms. However, in developed countries, maintaining good health increasingly involves management of such problems as hypertension, dyslipidemia, and diabetes, which often have no symptoms. Moreover, abnormal blood pressure, lipid, and glucose values are generally sufficient to warrant treatment
L S, Phillips +8 more
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Red Cedar Review, 2010
This unit begins with a pre-quiz to start students reflecting about why it is hard to increase or decrease the speed of an object.
Charles W. Camp, John J. Clement
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This unit begins with a pre-quiz to start students reflecting about why it is hard to increase or decrease the speed of an object.
Charles W. Camp, John J. Clement
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Journal AWWA, 2007
In his column, AWWA Executive Director Jack Hoffbuhr discusses the aversion to overcoming inertia as related to volunteer‐based groups such as AWWA that tend to resist overcoming inertia because of concern over member acceptance and risk of failure. He points out that it usually takes a crisis to make a change, illustrating his point with the example ...
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In his column, AWWA Executive Director Jack Hoffbuhr discusses the aversion to overcoming inertia as related to volunteer‐based groups such as AWWA that tend to resist overcoming inertia because of concern over member acceptance and risk of failure. He points out that it usually takes a crisis to make a change, illustrating his point with the example ...
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