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Journal of NeuroInterventional Surgery, 2021
“Failure is success in progress,” is one of Albert Einstein’s quotes, emphasizing the importance of recognizing one’s own limitations. The devices we use in our daily neurointerventional practice are constantly undergoing changes and improvements, as well as the techniques and approaches we apply to treat a wide range of cerebrovascular pathologies ...
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“Failure is success in progress,” is one of Albert Einstein’s quotes, emphasizing the importance of recognizing one’s own limitations. The devices we use in our daily neurointerventional practice are constantly undergoing changes and improvements, as well as the techniques and approaches we apply to treat a wide range of cerebrovascular pathologies ...
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Lies, Damned Lies, and Bioethicists
The American Journal of Bioethics, 2021The opening sentence of Christopher Meyers’ Target Article is “Lying to one’s patient is wrong” (Meyers 2021).
John J. Paris, Brian M. Cummings
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Lies, damn lies and statistics
Growth Hormone & IGF Research, 2005This famous quote is both the title and introduction to our invited comment on the paper ‘‘The influence of growth hormone (GH) substitution on patient-reported outcomes and cognitive functions in GH-deficient patients: a meta-analysis’’ by L.I. Arwert, J.B. Deijen J. Witlox and M.L.
Peter H, Sonksen, Gill, McGauley
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Shortcrowna Li & Li Shortcrowna Li & Li 2014: 468 –469. Type species: Shortcrowna leishanensis Li & Li, by original designation. Remarks. This genus has been adequately described by Li & Li (2014) for the species collected from China. The genus can be recognised by the crown being about as wide as or shorter than distance between eyes and by the ...
Viraktamath, C. A., Webb, M. D.
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Shortcrowna Li & Li Shortcrowna Li & Li 2014: 468 –469. Type species: Shortcrowna leishanensis Li & Li, by original designation. Remarks. This genus has been adequately described by Li & Li (2014) for the species collected from China. The genus can be recognised by the crown being about as wide as or shorter than distance between eyes and by the ...
Viraktamath, C. A., Webb, M. D.
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Lies! Lies!! Lies!!! The Psychology of Deceit
JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1996Everybody lies. The con-man and the used-car salesman lie, and so does the esteemed scientist. Children learn to lie early on (and by doing so are helped to achieve a sense of self and independence from their parents), and their parents and grandparents also lie.
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Lies, damn lies and statistics
Science & Justice, 2006The problems associated with the presentation of scientific evidence in court have always been challenging. Indeed, all one has to do is look back an uncomfortably few number of years for illustrations of gross misinterpretations of scientific evidence either by scientists themselves from the witness box, by the legal experts during examination or in ...
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Proceedings of the 2019 CHI Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems, 2019
Game designers use a variety of techniques that mislead players with the goal of inducing play experience. For example, designers may manipulate data displays of player health--showing they have less health than they actually do--to induce tension. While commonly used, players make decisions based on in-game data displays, raising the question of how ...
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Game designers use a variety of techniques that mislead players with the goal of inducing play experience. For example, designers may manipulate data displays of player health--showing they have less health than they actually do--to induce tension. While commonly used, players make decisions based on in-game data displays, raising the question of how ...
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