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On a slippery slope [PDF]

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van Reeuwijk, Maarten   +3 more
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A slippery slope

Survey of Ophthalmology, 2019
A 74-year-old woman experienced chronic painless progressive binocular horizontal diplopia for 2 years. Initial examination showed a visual acuity of 20/20 OU. External and slit lamp examination was unremarkable. Orthoptic evaluation showed an incomitant esotropia, a small vertical strabismus, and a large degree of excyclotorsion.
Andrew W, Gross   +4 more
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The slippery slopes of secretion

Trends in Cell Biology, 1998
Just as this meeting clarified some points of confusion that arose two years ago, we can realistically hope that another meeting in the year 2000 will see advances in some of the areas highlighted here. The number of different vesicle coats and sorting signals is increasing all the time, adding new levels of complexity to sorting and transport in the ...
S, Tooze, G, Seethaler, D, Shields
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Slippery rigor

Kybernetes, 2007
PurposeWhen the editors of this publication asked me to do a little editing for them, they also asked me to write a short piece for you about how my father's work has affected my work as a filmmaker.Design/methodology/approachA short and informal note form Nora Bateson.FindingsIn the end it turns out, from my perspective at least, that the most ...
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The slipperiness of futility

BMJ, 2009
When clinicians deem an intervention to be futile, what do they actually mean? He was shot in the back. The surgeons could not save him. He lay in bed, unconscious, his life ebbing away as blood trickled down tubes to large jars at the base of his bed.
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