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Exploring Inter-Rater Agreement in Classification of Radiological Features of Tension in Adults With Primary Spontaneous Pneumothorax. [PDF]
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Measuring quality of life in PSP
Neurology, 2006To develop a new patient-reported outcome measure for progressive supranuclear palsy (PSP) and to test its psychometric properties.First, the authors generated a pool of potential scale items from in-depth patient interviews. Second, the authors administered these items, in the form of a questionnaire, to a sample of people with PSP and traditional ...
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IEEE Software, 2000
The Personal Software Process is designed for engineers working in isolated settings. The author describes a case study where he introduced the PSP in an industrial environment and that effort raised the issues of: training form and duration, resistance to change, independence and dependence between the single programmer and his or her team, overhead ...
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The Personal Software Process is designed for engineers working in isolated settings. The author describes a case study where he introduced the PSP in an industrial environment and that effort raised the issues of: training form and duration, resistance to change, independence and dependence between the single programmer and his or her team, overhead ...
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1994
The age-adjusted prevalence of PSP as measured in central New Jersey is 1.5 cases per million population, about 1% of that of Parkinson's disease. It incidence is 3-4 new cases per million population per year, similar to that of such better-known illnesses as myasthenia gravis, the hereditary ataxias as a group and Tourette syndrome. Median actuarially
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The age-adjusted prevalence of PSP as measured in central New Jersey is 1.5 cases per million population, about 1% of that of Parkinson's disease. It incidence is 3-4 new cases per million population per year, similar to that of such better-known illnesses as myasthenia gravis, the hereditary ataxias as a group and Tourette syndrome. Median actuarially
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