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Pediatrics, 1978
In the July 1977 issue (Pediatrics 60:124, 1977) an excellent plea for appropriate use of statistics in descriptive studies is accompanied by a glaring example of their misuse (Pediatrics 60:60, 1977). Analysis of the serum gastrin levels reported assumes a normal distribution of values, which is obviously not the case on inspection of either the raw ...
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In the July 1977 issue (Pediatrics 60:124, 1977) an excellent plea for appropriate use of statistics in descriptive studies is accompanied by a glaring example of their misuse (Pediatrics 60:60, 1977). Analysis of the serum gastrin levels reported assumes a normal distribution of values, which is obviously not the case on inspection of either the raw ...
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The Mathematical Gazette, 1955
Those who have the privilege of contributing new proofs of old theorems to the columns of the Gazette do so, normally, with complete confidence in the validity of the new proofs but possibly with some doubts as to whether the new proofs will be regarded as better than the old ones.
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Those who have the privilege of contributing new proofs of old theorems to the columns of the Gazette do so, normally, with complete confidence in the validity of the new proofs but possibly with some doubts as to whether the new proofs will be regarded as better than the old ones.
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2015
This chapter reviews methylphenidate misuse, abuse, dependence, diversion, and malingering associated with its use as a prescription medication for attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder and the nonmedical use linked to its stimulant effects. Methylphenidate-induced regional elevations in brain dopamine appear to be integral to both efficacy in ...
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This chapter reviews methylphenidate misuse, abuse, dependence, diversion, and malingering associated with its use as a prescription medication for attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder and the nonmedical use linked to its stimulant effects. Methylphenidate-induced regional elevations in brain dopamine appear to be integral to both efficacy in ...
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Emergency Nurse, 2012
Alcohol may be a factor in up to 640,000 hospital admissions and nearly two million visits to emergency departments (EDs) in England and Wales each year, according to a study of attendance for emergency care at a hospital in south west England.
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Alcohol may be a factor in up to 640,000 hospital admissions and nearly two million visits to emergency departments (EDs) in England and Wales each year, according to a study of attendance for emergency care at a hospital in south west England.
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The uses and misuses of ambiguity • Misuses of ambiguity
Internal Medicine Journal, 2005J, Philip, M, Gold
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Emergency Nurse, 2016
This literature review concerned the end of life care needs of patients with drug and alcohol addiction, particularly in the UK, and to identify existing good practice guidance. Three themes emerged: » The need to improve recognition of substance misuse in patients receiving palliative care, and to meet the challenges palliative care teams face when ...
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This literature review concerned the end of life care needs of patients with drug and alcohol addiction, particularly in the UK, and to identify existing good practice guidance. Three themes emerged: » The need to improve recognition of substance misuse in patients receiving palliative care, and to meet the challenges palliative care teams face when ...
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