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Global Performance of Human Papillomavirus Typing, Screening, and Evaluation As Assessed Using Proficiency Panels Traceable to International Standards: A Retrospective Analysis, 2008-2024. [PDF]
J Med VirolArroyo Mühr LS +4 more
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Completion Rates of Screening Examinations for Hearing Among Preschool-Aged Children.
JAMA Netw OpenKaufman L +4 more
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Learning curves in robotic and laparoscopic colorectal surgery: a systematic review. [PDF]
J Robot SurgNocera F +7 more
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Technical proficiency for IS Success
Computers in Human Behavior, 2014The Information System (IS) Success model implies that IS users possess baseline technical abilities; an assumption that, if not met, may adversely affect the constructs and relationships proposed by the model. We propose that the level of users' technical proficiency should be accounted for when considering deployment of information systems.
Benjamin Hazen, Fred K Weigel
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Science, 1995
Orotic acid is decarboxylated with a half-time (t 1/2 ) of 78 million years in neutral aqueous solution at room temperature, as indicated by reactions in quartz tubes at elevated temperatures. Spontaneous hydrolysis of phosphodiester bonds, such as those present in the backbone of DNA, proceeds even more slowly at ...
A, Radzicka, R, Wolfenden
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Orotic acid is decarboxylated with a half-time (t 1/2 ) of 78 million years in neutral aqueous solution at room temperature, as indicated by reactions in quartz tubes at elevated temperatures. Spontaneous hydrolysis of phosphodiester bonds, such as those present in the backbone of DNA, proceeds even more slowly at ...
A, Radzicka, R, Wolfenden
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International Journal of Risk & Safety in Medicine, 2020
BACKGROUND: The correct and safe use of electrosurgery requires medical specialists to be proficient. Minimum proficiency requirements and proficiency tests are a manner to structurally assure proficiency. The objective of this study is to explore attitudes and perceptions of medical specialists on proficiency ...
Maat, Laura +3 more
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BACKGROUND: The correct and safe use of electrosurgery requires medical specialists to be proficient. Minimum proficiency requirements and proficiency tests are a manner to structurally assure proficiency. The objective of this study is to explore attitudes and perceptions of medical specialists on proficiency ...
Maat, Laura +3 more
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2001
This evaluation of proficiency is a comparison of other high performance occupations with neurosurgeons, an attempt to understand the minimal number of cases required for proficiency during both residency training and after, and the effect of human factors.
W A, Buchheit, D W, Andrews
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This evaluation of proficiency is a comparison of other high performance occupations with neurosurgeons, an attempt to understand the minimal number of cases required for proficiency during both residency training and after, and the effect of human factors.
W A, Buchheit, D W, Andrews
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Studies in Second Language Acquisition, 1988
In this article we argue against a definitional approach to oral proficiency and in favor of a principled approach based on sound theoretical considerations. We first identify four problematic frends in the oral proficiency movement as it is currently conceived: the tail wagging the dog, false authenticity, premature institutionalization, and the ...
James P. Lantolf, William Frawley
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In this article we argue against a definitional approach to oral proficiency and in favor of a principled approach based on sound theoretical considerations. We first identify four problematic frends in the oral proficiency movement as it is currently conceived: the tail wagging the dog, false authenticity, premature institutionalization, and the ...
James P. Lantolf, William Frawley
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