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Emergency Medicine Journal, 2013
This paper explores the idea that courtesy and respect between health professionals at each stage of the admission process of a patient to hospital would make life much easier and more pleasant for all staff.
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This paper explores the idea that courtesy and respect between health professionals at each stage of the admission process of a patient to hospital would make life much easier and more pleasant for all staff.
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Science Translational Medicine, 2015
Pigeons distinguish clinically relevant features on breast screening pathology slides but not x-ray images.
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Pigeons distinguish clinically relevant features on breast screening pathology slides but not x-ray images.
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Ethnography, 2008
The article examines male and female inmate graffiti in a decommissioned Australian jail, a holding facility attached to the former Melbourne Magistrates Court. While male graffitists were preoccupied chiefly with personal identity, power and vengeance, the women used graffiti to build networks and alliances in order to cope with life inside.
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The article examines male and female inmate graffiti in a decommissioned Australian jail, a holding facility attached to the former Melbourne Magistrates Court. While male graffitists were preoccupied chiefly with personal identity, power and vengeance, the women used graffiti to build networks and alliances in order to cope with life inside.
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Girls, pecking order and smoking
Social Science & Medicine, 1997Against a background of growing concern about the failure to reduce cigarette smoking amongst young people, particularly girls, this paper attempts to unravel the complex interrelationships between smoking, peer group structure and gender. We were particularly intrigued to explore a recent hypothesis in the literature that suggests that girls who smoke,
L, Michell, A, Amos
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Pecking order among tumor‐specific antigens
European Journal of Immunology, 1984AbstractThe ultraviolet light‐induced fibrosarcoma 1591 is regularly rejected upon transplantation into young syngeneic mice; in rare instances, however, this tumor grows progressively and the tumors that develop are then heritably stable variant progressor tumors (1591‐PRO tumors).
J L, Urban, C, Van Waes, H, Schreiber
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2016
In any multilateral setting, some state representatives weigh much more heavily than others. Practitioners often refer to this form of diplomatic hierarchy as the 'international pecking order'. This book is a study of international hierarchy in practice, as it emerges out of the multilateral diplomatic process. Building on the social theories of Erving
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In any multilateral setting, some state representatives weigh much more heavily than others. Practitioners often refer to this form of diplomatic hierarchy as the 'international pecking order'. This book is a study of international hierarchy in practice, as it emerges out of the multilateral diplomatic process. Building on the social theories of Erving
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American Speech, 1955
IN THE NINETEEN-TEENS a Norwegian scholar working in zoology, psychology, and sociology, ThorleifSchjelderup-Ebbe (1894), made studies in the social organization of various birds, particularly of hens, that were published in Germany in the nineteen-twenties.' Sch.-E. (as he is conveniently referred to in other German articles) was interested in various
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IN THE NINETEEN-TEENS a Norwegian scholar working in zoology, psychology, and sociology, ThorleifSchjelderup-Ebbe (1894), made studies in the social organization of various birds, particularly of hens, that were published in Germany in the nineteen-twenties.' Sch.-E. (as he is conveniently referred to in other German articles) was interested in various
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The Mathematical Gazette, 1971
This study was suggested by C. S. Ogilvy’s “Tomorrow’s Math”, which poses: “A weighing problem which has been going the rounds of some mathematical communities is the problem of the balls. Given n distinguishable balls, of which it is known that no two have the same weight, it is required ...
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This study was suggested by C. S. Ogilvy’s “Tomorrow’s Math”, which poses: “A weighing problem which has been going the rounds of some mathematical communities is the problem of the balls. Given n distinguishable balls, of which it is known that no two have the same weight, it is required ...
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