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Compulsory calorie labelling of foods. A response to 'Food for thought: obstacles to menu labelling in restaurants and cafeterias' by E Thomas. [PDF]
Nikolaou CK, Lean ME.
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ABSTRACT Identification of damage and key structural elements is vital to the monitoring and management of civil engineering projects, education, and training. However, practical inspection training is often constrained by cost, safety risk, and limited access to real structures, which reduces opportunities for repeated practice and feedback‐rich ...
Elliott Carter +3 more
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Menu labelling is effective in reducing energy ordered and consumed: a systematic review and meta-analysis of recent studies. [PDF]
Littlewood JA +3 more
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ABSTRACT This study investigates the relationships between individual preferences, personality traits, abilities, and multiple indicators of financial well‐being (FWB). Employing survey data from the Understanding America Study (UAS), we analyze FWB across its different dimensions, including a composite scale, single‐item perceptions of FWB, objective ...
Jennifer Coats, Vickie Bajtelsmit
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Smart Contracts and SME Resilience: Business Model Adaptation and International Considerations
ABSTRACT Smart contracts (SCs), appended to a blockchain, protect digital environments and their resources, processes and structures, reducing mismatches between legal and actual rights and ownership. They enhance digital resilience by improving transparency, traceability and trust in digital transactions.
Araz Zirar +2 more
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Accuracy of menu calorie labelling in the England out-of-home food sector during 2024: assessment of a national food policy. [PDF]
Finlay A +7 more
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Ready for policy? Stakeholder attitudes toward menu labelling in Toronto, Canada. [PDF]
Mah CL +5 more
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Abstract Effective evaluation and assessment of research‐focused programs, including centers, core facilities, and institutes, is crucial but inherently challenging. Faculty members are often departmentalized, yet their research necessitates campus‐wide access to infrastructure, specialized equipment, students, and interdisciplinary collaborators, thus
Diane B. Smith +2 more
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Abstract Yeast complementation assays provide a robust in vivo platform for characterizing the permeability and pH gating of transmembrane channels. This article details a liquid culture approach to quantify urea and ammonia transport using Saccharomyces cerevisiae deletion strains.
Anna Stoib +3 more
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