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Science Translational Medicine, 2016
Single-cell RNA-Seq can be used to rationally guide the selection of precision cancer therapies, as demonstrated in renal cell carcinoma.
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Single-cell RNA-Seq can be used to rationally guide the selection of precision cancer therapies, as demonstrated in renal cell carcinoma.
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Industrial Vehicle Technology International, 2020
THE ADVANTAGES OF ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING - AKA 3D PRINTING - HAVE ALREADY BEEN DEMONSTRATED IN SPECIALIST AREAS IN THE AUTOMOTIVE INDUSTRY. NOW, AS THIS ACADEMIC PAPER EXPLORES, THE POSSIBILITIES ARE GROWING WITHIN ELECTRIC VEHICLES AND OFF-HIGHWAY MACHINERY
D Schuhmann, M Merkel, DK Harrison
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THE ADVANTAGES OF ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING - AKA 3D PRINTING - HAVE ALREADY BEEN DEMONSTRATED IN SPECIALIST AREAS IN THE AUTOMOTIVE INDUSTRY. NOW, AS THIS ACADEMIC PAPER EXPLORES, THE POSSIBILITIES ARE GROWING WITHIN ELECTRIC VEHICLES AND OFF-HIGHWAY MACHINERY
D Schuhmann, M Merkel, DK Harrison
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2015
Supplements to the article “Can We Measure Media Impact? Reading Between the Lines.”
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Supplements to the article “Can We Measure Media Impact? Reading Between the Lines.”
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Electric and Hybrid Vehicle Technology International, 2019
Data acquisition and engineering expertise are key tools when innovating for the electrified vehicle industry
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Data acquisition and engineering expertise are key tools when innovating for the electrified vehicle industry
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Nature, 1991
A method for the dynamic in situ measurement of cell growth and viability, a portable photosynthesis analysis system, and software for collecting and analysing behavioural data — new aids for quantitative analysis.
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A method for the dynamic in situ measurement of cell growth and viability, a portable photosynthesis analysis system, and software for collecting and analysing behavioural data — new aids for quantitative analysis.
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Made-to-Measure Learning Materials
2006This paper presents how we developed a solution to easily publish learning contents in the formats that best fulfill students' needs at each specific moment of their learning process. The basis is an XML standard file from which different format outputs are generated automatically. The output interface is designed using human-computer interaction (HCI)
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Fire management, made to measure
Science, 2017Ecology Ecosystems, and the species within them, respond to fire in a variety of ways that can affect how they recover. In a Perspective, Kelly and Brotons highlight recent studies of the relationship between fire and biodiversity in fire-prone ecosystems in North America and Australia.
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Prose Studies, 2010
Virginia Woolf welcomed not only the economic rewards of her 37-year career as book reviewer and critic but also the multiple opportunities journalism presented for traversing and challenging the cultural boundaries of the literary market. This article focuses on a series of six articles Woolf contributed to the British edition of Good Housekeeping in ...
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Virginia Woolf welcomed not only the economic rewards of her 37-year career as book reviewer and critic but also the multiple opportunities journalism presented for traversing and challenging the cultural boundaries of the literary market. This article focuses on a series of six articles Woolf contributed to the British edition of Good Housekeeping in ...
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The Health service journal, 1992
Progress in drawing clinicians into management has been slow, but would a new role entail a new breed of manager or just an adaptation from general management? In the first of two articles Louise Fitzgerald looks at the challenges.
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Progress in drawing clinicians into management has been slow, but would a new role entail a new breed of manager or just an adaptation from general management? In the first of two articles Louise Fitzgerald looks at the challenges.
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