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Communicating the Rhythm

New England Journal of Medicine, 2010
To the Editor: Accurate hand-off communication among health care providers has been a focus of quality improvement and hospital accreditation.1 Although much emphasis has been placed on in-hospital transfers of care, there is a growing focus on communication between emergency medical services and emergency department physicians.2,3 In Pennsylvania ...
Anna E, Bortnick   +2 more
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Rhythms in Speech

Speech can be defined as the human ability to communicate through a sequence of vocal sounds. Consequently, speech requires an emitter (the speaker) capable of generating the acoustic signal and a receiver (the listener) able to successfully decode the sounds produced by the emitter (i.e., the acoustic signal). Time plays a central role at both ends of
M Florencia, Assaneo, Joan, Orpella
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Cancer and Rhythm

Cancer Causes & Control, 2006
In a recent editorial comment, Denise Duboule [1] emphasized that ‘‘animal development is, in fact, nothing but time.’’ In this issue of Cancer Causes and Control, several papers will substantiate that not only developmental, but also neoplastic processes may be linked to what Duboule [1] and Halberg [2] referred to as ‘chronomics’: timing and rhythm ...
Maximilian, Moser   +3 more
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Rhythm of Silence

Trends in Cognitive Sciences, 2016
Speech is a complex sound sequence containing statistical regularities on multiple timescales. New research manipulates long-timescale statistical regularities of speech by jittering the duration of silence periods. It provides evidence that low-frequency neural activity (
Nai, Ding, Hongjian, He
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An “eye” for rhythm

Science Translational Medicine, 2017
A new analytical method allows reconstruction of circadian gene expression in human biopsy samples.
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Embodying Rhythm:

2019
In this essay, Abby Carlozzo explores insights on improvisation gained from her fieldwork in Burkina Faso. She explores the philosophical and ideological tensions that arise from North American and European understandings of improvisation as a discrete creative practice vis a vis an “Africanist” perspective that understands improvisation as ...
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A swinging rhythm

Heart Rhythm, 2023
Chan-Hee Lee, Melvin M. Scheinman
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Circadian rhythm as a therapeutic target

Nature Reviews Drug Discovery, 2021
Wei Ruan   +2 more
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Molecular regulations of circadian rhythm and implications for physiology and diseases

Signal Transduction and Targeted Therapy, 2022
Francesca Fagiani   +2 more
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