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The PERKs of mitochondria protection during stress: insights for PERK modulation in neurodegenerative and metabolic diseases [PDF]
Biological Reviews, 2022 Protein kinase RNA-like ER kinase (PERK) is an endoplasmic reticulum (ER) stress sensor that responds to the accumulation of misfolded proteins. Once activated, PERK initiates signalling pathways that halt general protein production, increase the ...
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The exponentiated Perks distribution
International Journal of System Assurance Engineering and Management, 2016The study proposes the exponentiated Perks distribution as a generalization of Perks distribution. This generalized distribution provides monotone nondecreasing and bathtub shaped hazard rate function. We study its mathematical properties including mode, median, quantile function and order statistics. The estimation of the model parameters is discussed
Bhupendra Singh, Neha Choudhary
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Industrial Vehicle Technology International, 2023
iVT'S COLUMNIST, LEGENDARY DESIGNER DAVID WILKIE, SHARES A RECENT – AND UNUSUAL – COLLABORATIVE EXPERIENCE INVOLVING COFFEE
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iVT'S COLUMNIST, LEGENDARY DESIGNER DAVID WILKIE, SHARES A RECENT – AND UNUSUAL – COLLABORATIVE EXPERIENCE INVOLVING COFFEE
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Compensation, perks, and welfare
Economics Letters, 2013In an agency model with moral hazard and limited liability, we show that the provision of perks can be inefficient, even if perks are contractible. Interestingly, there can be over- as well as underinvestment in perks. We also demonstrate that perks may actually harm the agent, although perks per se are enjoyable for the agent.
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Archives of Ophthalmology, 1987
To the Editor. —At UCLA, we began the first controlled and monitored prospective study of radial keratotomy in the United States. Our original article, 1 published in Ophthalmology in 1981, reported the results of the first 52 eyes undergoing 16-incision, metal-blade radial keratotomy. Our results were analyzed by a biostatistician at American Medical
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To the Editor. —At UCLA, we began the first controlled and monitored prospective study of radial keratotomy in the United States. Our original article, 1 published in Ophthalmology in 1981, reported the results of the first 52 eyes undergoing 16-incision, metal-blade radial keratotomy. Our results were analyzed by a biostatistician at American Medical
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Economic Geography, 1961
The recent and remarkable expansion of statistical research methods has clearly reached geography. Whether its eager adoption by some stems from an honest desire to get at substantive problems more efficiently, or merely from a desire to appear scientifically more respectable, is an interesting question but one hardly worth investigation.
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The recent and remarkable expansion of statistical research methods has clearly reached geography. Whether its eager adoption by some stems from an honest desire to get at substantive problems more efficiently, or merely from a desire to appear scientifically more respectable, is an interesting question but one hardly worth investigation.
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