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The Second Generation in Belgium

International Migration Review, 2003
A growing proportion of second-generation Moroccan and Turkish youngsters in Belgium are moving on to higher secondary education and beyond. This trend is greater among Moroccan youngsters than among their Turkish peers. Turkish girls in particular are still married off at a young age, which inevitably affects their educational opportunities.
Timmerman, C.   +2 more
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Second-Generation Antidepressants

Psychiatric Clinics of North America, 1984
The host of newly developed antidepressant drugs offer important clinical advantages to some patients, although their promises of improved therapeutic efficacy and reduced adverse effects compared with conventional treatments are not fully realized. Increased biochemical specificity and unique mechanistic or clinical profiles render these compounds ...
M V, Rudorfer, R N, Golden, W Z, Potter
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Second‐Generation Microstimulator

Artificial Organs, 2002
Abstract: The first‐generation injectable microstimulator was glass encased with an external tantalum capacitor electrode. This second‐generation device uses a hermetically sealed ceramic case with platinum electrodes. Zener diodes protect the electronics from defibrillation shocks and from electrostatic discharge.
Isabel, Arcos   +9 more
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Second-Generation RFID

IEEE Security & Privacy, 2008
Current ultra-high frequency air interface protocols help users get the true benefits of second-generation RFID standards. However, these technologies also have some security drawbacks and limitations.
Abdul Razaq 0001   +4 more
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The Second Generation in Europe

International Migration Review, 2003
The study of integration processes has now reached a crucial stage in most Western European countries with the emergence of the second generation. The oldest children born to postwar immigrants on European soil have recently entered the job market, and we can now investigate their performance in both education and employment.
Crul, M, Vermeulen, H
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Second generation biosensors

Biosensors and Bioelectronics, 1991
Enzyme-membrane electrodes using glucose oxidase in combination with peroxide detection dominate in the field of laboratory analyzers for diluted samples. Using the same indication principle, extremely fast responding glucose sensors have been fabricated by covering thin metal electrodes with a porous enzyme layer.
Frieder W. Scheller   +14 more
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Second-Generation Biocatalysis

1986
Applied biocatalysis is a rapidly expanding area, but there are still several bottlenecks which restrict the number and scope of applications. Especially availability of efficient biocatalysts, water as essential reaction medium, toxicity of substrates and products, cofactor regeneration and product recovery are limiting factors.
Tramper, J., Laane, C., de Bont, J.A.M.
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On the Perluorocarbon Enulsions of Second Generation

Biomaterials, Artificial Cells and Immobilization Biotechnology, 1992
For formulation of perfluorocarbon-emulsions (PFC-emulsions) of second generation new perfluorocarbons (F-dimorpholines, F-dipiperidines and F-cyclohexylmorpholine) were synthesized, acting both as oxygen carriers and as interfacial active compounds (IFACs). The stabilizing effect of these IFACs is interpreted and a new theory is introduced.
H, Meinert   +5 more
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Videosurgery—the second generation

Journal of Pediatric Surgery, 2011
• The distance between ourselves and the pioneers and founders of this field. • After many years trying to perform laparoscopic procedures exactly as we had done by an open approach, we began to distance ourselves from conventional procedures because we felt we could do better surgery using video and laparoscopic techniques.
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