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The paradox of trust: perceived risk and public compliance during the COVID-19 pandemic in Singapore
Journal of Risk Research, 2020Public trust in the authorities has been recognised in risk research as a crucial component of effective and efficient risk management. But in a pandemic, where the primary responsibility of risk management is not centralised within institutional actors ...
C. Wong, Olivia Jensen
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Medicine, Science and the Law, 1985
In this study of homicide in Singapore, case records were examined of 75 accused (72 men and 3 women), 8 (10.6 per cent) of whom showed evidence of mental abnormality. The majority of the normal accused were young, between 15–24 years, compared with most of the abnormal accused who were between 25–34 years. Alcohol intoxication was noted in 24 per cent
Ee Heok Kua, Ah Foo Yuan, Ah Ling Ang
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In this study of homicide in Singapore, case records were examined of 75 accused (72 men and 3 women), 8 (10.6 per cent) of whom showed evidence of mental abnormality. The majority of the normal accused were young, between 15–24 years, compared with most of the abnormal accused who were between 25–34 years. Alcohol intoxication was noted in 24 per cent
Ee Heok Kua, Ah Foo Yuan, Ah Ling Ang
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Assessment of GPM and TRMM Precipitation Products over Singapore
Remote Sensing, 2017 The evaluation of satellite precipitation products (SPPs) at regional and local scales is essential in improving satellite-based algorithms and sensors, as well as in providing valuable guidance when choosing alternative precipitation data for the local ...
Zheng Duan, Mou Leong Tan
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Nursing Standard, 1988
Nurses in Singapore will be looking at ways in which they can improve standards of nursing care when the island hosts the second Asia Pacific Nurses Convention later this year.
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Nurses in Singapore will be looking at ways in which they can improve standards of nursing care when the island hosts the second Asia Pacific Nurses Convention later this year.
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Effect of tourism on environmental pollution: Further evidence from Malaysia, Singapore and Thailand
Journal of Cleaner Production, 2018An increasing number of studies reveal that tourism industry makes a substantial contribution towards socioeconomic growth and development of tourism led economies.
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Status, challenges and trends of aquaculture in Singapore
, 2021Singapore is a small island country with limited land and sea space for aquaculture. Foodfish production in Singapore is mainly from cage aquaculture in sea and supplied about 10% of total fish consumed. The major cultured species are Asian seabass, milk
Yu-Bang Shen, Ke-Yi Ma, Gen-Hua Yue
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Resources, Conservation and Recycling, 2019
Zero waste manufacturing (ZWM) is a concept to support countries transition to a circular economy by developing manufacturing technologies and systems that eliminate waste across entire waste value chains to the fullest extent possible through reuse and ...
Piya Kerdlap, J. Low, S. Ramakrishna
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Zero waste manufacturing (ZWM) is a concept to support countries transition to a circular economy by developing manufacturing technologies and systems that eliminate waste across entire waste value chains to the fullest extent possible through reuse and ...
Piya Kerdlap, J. Low, S. Ramakrishna
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Pandemic in a smart city: Singapore’s COVID-19 management through technology & society
, 2020On 23 January 2020, Singapore announced its first COVID-19 case, becoming one of the first countries to be affected by the virus outside China. The government acted swiftly, closed its borders, introduced circuit-breaking measures, and deployed public ...
Diganta Das, J.-J. Zhang
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The Journal of Laryngology & Otology, 1997
AbstractThe use of a rotation pedicled flap, entitled the ‘Singapore Swing’, comprising temporalis fascia and mastoid periosteum, is presented as a new method of promoting healing in ‘open’ mastoid surgery for chronic ear discharge. Cadaver studies show that the main blood supply of the flap is derived from a branch of the postauricular artery which ...
A G, Gibb, K K, Tan, R S, Sim
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AbstractThe use of a rotation pedicled flap, entitled the ‘Singapore Swing’, comprising temporalis fascia and mastoid periosteum, is presented as a new method of promoting healing in ‘open’ mastoid surgery for chronic ear discharge. Cadaver studies show that the main blood supply of the flap is derived from a branch of the postauricular artery which ...
A G, Gibb, K K, Tan, R S, Sim
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Archives of Surgery, 2003
Since Singapore became an independent nation about 50 years ago, remarkable progress has been made in the development and organization of the health care system, specialty services, graduate training, and medical research. The primitive health care service under the British colonial service before the Second World War which was further ravaged in the ...
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Since Singapore became an independent nation about 50 years ago, remarkable progress has been made in the development and organization of the health care system, specialty services, graduate training, and medical research. The primitive health care service under the British colonial service before the Second World War which was further ravaged in the ...
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