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Intratumour heterogeneity — a game of snakes and ladders

Nature Reviews Clinical Oncology, 2015
Killock David
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How long is a game of snakes and ladders?

The Mathematical Gazette, 1993
“There is really only one Game, the Game in which each of us is a player acting out his role. The Game is Leela, the universal play of cosmic energy.” Thus begins Harish Johari in Leela: the game of selfknowledge , a serious commentary and religious interpretation of the Hindu board game ...
S.C. Althoen, L. King, K. Schilling
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The Snakes and Ladders Game in E-Business

Journal of Cases on Information Technology, 2006
American Hardware Depot (AHD), a retailer of hardware and home improvement products, sells over 65,000 products through its network of 4,500 stores nationwide that are operated by ownerdealers. While rivals such as Home Depot were quick to launch their e-business efforts, AHD was late to embrace technology as well as electronic retailing.
C. Ranganathan, DongBack Seo
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Adaptive question selection on ladder and snake game

International Conference on ICT for Smart Society, 2013
Ladder and Snake game that can be used for educational purposes, in the game we can embedded the questions that must be answered when finding snakes or ladders. where the pawns will climb the ladder if successfully answering questions and stand if fail answer the question, like when pawn encounter snakes if successful it will be stand and will decline ...
Ardhian Ekawijana   +2 more
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Astronomy Snakes & Ladders Games

2021
Snakes and Ladders is a classic board game played between 2 or more players. The object of the game is to navigate one's game piece, according to die rolls, from the start (bottom square) to the finish (top square), helped or hindered by ladders or snakes respectively.
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Game of snakes and ladders: barriers and enablers for aspiring women leaders in healthcare

BMJ Leader, 2021
Background Women comprise over three-quarters of the National Health Service workforce, yet remain underrepresented in senior medical grades, on managerial boards and in senior leadership roles. This is attributed to a wide range of internalised, interpersonal and structural factors.
Lucia Magee, Rose Penfold
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