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Breast Cancer Data Analysis for Survivability Studies and Prediction [PDF]

open access: yesComputer Methods and Programs in Biomedicine, 2018
© 2017 Elsevier B.V. Background Breast cancer is the most common cancer affecting females worldwide. Breast cancer survivability prediction is challenging and a complex research task.
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The Survival of the Surviving Sepsis Campaign

Medical Clinics of North America, 2022
Even well-intentioned policies have great potential to cause harm. This statement is vividly illustrated by the influential, yet controversial, Surviving Sepsis Campaign guidelines and subsequent CMS benchmarks. Despite low-quality evidence, tendentious industry ties, and rebuke from the Infectious Disease Society of America (IDSA), these benchmarks ...
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Survival

The Journal of Finance, 1995
Abstract Much to our surprise, this article has caused a stir in academic and practitioner circles, almost certainly because of a section about the equity premium. The key contribution of the work (from the authors’ perspective, at least) is that it analyzes a few basic cases in which the survival of a market or a security might affect ...
Brown, Stephen J   +2 more
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The Survival of the Survival Lottery

Journal of Applied Philosophy, 1996
ABSTRACT In his paper ‘The Survival Lottery’John Harris suggested that there could be situations where the rational thing to do would be to kill a healthy person and harvest his organs for transplantation, thereby saving several lives at the cost of one.
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Survival Is Not Enough

Journal of Renal Nutrition, 2012
Survival is not enough is a yearly international event started in 2007 in Naples, Italy, in the week of the World Kidney Day to discuss the needs of renal patients and the quality of life of a category of patients living a machine-dependent life. Renal patients and their associations, philosophers, economists, nephrologists, and health care managers ...
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To Survive or Not To Survive

Library Review, 1968
IN ANY TYPE OF LITERATURE it is easier in retrospect to pick out the notable writers of a period from the mass of lesser writers. With any type of current literature it is almost impossible to assess what will still be read or valued by later generations.
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Surviving Ebola survival

Science, 2015
After recovering from Ebola, some patients are struggling with other health problems.
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Do We Survive with Survival Suits?

Journal of The Royal Naval Medical Service, 1988
Abstract The availability of immersion suits on board merchant ships is recommended in 1983 Amendments to the international convention for the safety of life at sea, 1974 (IMO). Suits approved by the Federal German Republic were tested in a wave tank using an immersible dummy. Extra buoyancy in the head region was required to correct the
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Surviving Surveys

Journal of Oncology Practice, 2015
The authors offer tips for investigators and potential respondents with regard to surveys and response rates.
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On Human Survival: Reflections on Survival Research and Survival Policies

World Futures, 2003
A new academic discipline, Survival Research, is proposed to investigate how the survival of the human species and its civilizations can be assured. Today nuclear weapons, overpopulation, and the deteriorating environment threaten our future. These phenomena are interconnected, and must be considered together in their complexity in an interdisciplinary
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