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Yoga and Tai chi: a cross-cultural comparative study of health benefits, cultural sustainability, and global public health implications. [PDF]

Front Public Health
Zhou H, Bojarczuk A, Shen G, Chen S, Zhong K, Chen J, Zhong W.   +6 more
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Editorial: Advancing neurosonology: integrating ultrasound applications and artificial intelligence in neurology. [PDF]

Front Neurol
Miceli G, Tsitouras V, Bella R, Casadei A, Tassi R.   +4 more
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Enabling Next-Generation Mass Spectrometry-Based Proteomics: Standards, Proteoform Resolution, and FAIR, Reproducible, and Quantitative Analysis. [PDF]

Proteomes
Vitorino R.
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Journal of the Learning Sciences, 2004
(2004). Standards, Standards, Standards. Journal of the Learning Sciences: Vol. 13, No. 2, pp. 257-264.
William Ayers, James O'Brien
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STANDARDS

Environmental Science & Technology, 1994
We use standards to raise the general quality level and to identify and encourage those who lag behind. Standards agreed by professional organizations are the best. There are differences between licensure and certification in the mechanisms for creating standards, the level at which standards are set, how data are gathered, and the types of decisions ...
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Standards and Standardization: an Interdisciplinary Literature Review

2021
Standardisation and standards are long-held and essential features of our society, but their field of study is fragmented. This paper reviews recent developments (2012-2021) of the scientific literature on standardisation and standards by adopting an interdisciplinary and systematic approach.
Grillo, Filippo, Yousefi, Amin, Salvemini, Edoardo, de Vries, Henk J., Wiegmann, Paul Moritz, Bekkers, Rudi N.A., van de Kaa, Geerten   +6 more
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Standardization, Not Standards, Matters

2015
This chapter looks at ways to actually use the art of Standardization (since there is not enough data to make this a discipline yet) within the Information Technology sector and within a commercial organization to effect change of some type. Note that this is not about Standards - which are relatively sterile documents - but rather a description of how
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