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Computer Vision Syndrome Among Saudi University Students: A Cross-Sectional Analysis of Risks and Discipline Variations. [PDF]
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Multidisciplinary perspectives on artificial intelligence in aging research and education: evolving uses, ethics, and equity considerations in gerontology. [PDF]
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Body image perception, well-being and creativity in Chinese university students: The necessity for a novel course of medical aesthetics. [PDF]
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Engaging with Film to Teach Students About Virtuous Outsourcing of Cognitive Tasks to LLMs. [PDF]
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Human Fertility, 2000
In vitro production of embryos from domestic animals is used to augment conventional genetic improvement programmes in agriculture and to facilitate advances in gene transfer and cloning. However, production of embryos in vitro exposes them to hazards not normally encountered in vivo and, as a result, there have been unforeseen consequences including ...
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In vitro production of embryos from domestic animals is used to augment conventional genetic improvement programmes in agriculture and to facilitate advances in gene transfer and cloning. However, production of embryos in vitro exposes them to hazards not normally encountered in vivo and, as a result, there have been unforeseen consequences including ...
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Art Education, 1993
An integrated curriculum is based on the idea that knowledge and skills are synergistic; more is gained when interrelationships are promoted than when lessons are kept isolated. This idea is supported by the theories of cognitive psychologists (e.g., Bruner, Goodnow & Austin, 1956) who conceive of knowledge and skills as being knit together by complex ...
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An integrated curriculum is based on the idea that knowledge and skills are synergistic; more is gained when interrelationships are promoted than when lessons are kept isolated. This idea is supported by the theories of cognitive psychologists (e.g., Bruner, Goodnow & Austin, 1956) who conceive of knowledge and skills as being knit together by complex ...
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2019
This article explores how human-posthuman intimate relationships are thematized in both robotics and in science fiction film, literature and robotic art. While many engineers and computer scientists are working hard, albeit in an altogether affirmative way, toward the technological development of anthropomorphic robots, i.e., robots in the image of ...
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This article explores how human-posthuman intimate relationships are thematized in both robotics and in science fiction film, literature and robotic art. While many engineers and computer scientists are working hard, albeit in an altogether affirmative way, toward the technological development of anthropomorphic robots, i.e., robots in the image of ...
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2014
Background The persistent infection of the genital tract by a high-risk Human Papillomavirus (HPV) type is the primary cause of cervical cancer, the second most common cancer affecting women aged 15–44 in the European Union (EU). Each year, in the EU there are around 33 000 cases of cervical cancer and 15 000 deaths, in Italy each year new cases are ...
Ferriero, Anna Maria +4 more
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Background The persistent infection of the genital tract by a high-risk Human Papillomavirus (HPV) type is the primary cause of cervical cancer, the second most common cancer affecting women aged 15–44 in the European Union (EU). Each year, in the EU there are around 33 000 cases of cervical cancer and 15 000 deaths, in Italy each year new cases are ...
Ferriero, Anna Maria +4 more
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