Organized sports participation and perceived employability of Chinese graduates: the mediating role of psychological resilience and soft skills. [PDF]
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Soil samples from the area of Hanau (Hessen, Germany) were analyzed for anthropogenic platinum-group elements (PGE). The results confirm the existence of two different sources for anthropogenic PGE: 1. automotive catalysts, and 2. PGE-processing plants.
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“Relationship between seminal PGE and 19-OH PGE and seminal fructose in man”
Prostaglandins, 1979Seminal PGE, 19-OH PGE and fructose were assayed in normal volunteers and in infertile patients. From data obtained it appears that seminal PGE are probably not synthesized exclusively at seminal vesicles level since no relationship was observed between PGE and fructose.
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Gold and silver in PGE–Cu–Ni and PGE ores of the Noril’sk deposits, Russia
Mineralium Deposita, 2014Gold and silver contents in Noril’sk ore are controlled by the amount of sulphides and bulk Cu grade. Relative concentrations, re-calculated to 100 % sulphide, depend on type of ore: they are higher for disseminated ore than for massive ore and are the highest for low-sulphide platinum ore.
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Starvation stimulates pancreatic PGE content
Prostaglandins, 1983Recent evidence suggests that prostaglandins may exert a tonic inhibitory tone in the pancreatic beta cell during starvation. The effects of starvation on rat pancreatic prostaglandin E (PGE) content were studied. After 72 hrs of starvation, pancreatic PGE increased 250% above that of fed controls.
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