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Recent Advances in Triboelectric Nanogenerators for Biomedical and Cardiovascular Monitoring. [PDF]
Materials (Basel)Sarode A, Rajendran J, Slaughter G.
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Can your eyes taste freshness? The role of visual realism, motion cues, and spatial imagery ability in juice packaging. [PDF]
Front PsycholZhang Y, Lyu Z, Yang L.
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Peristaltic flow of sutterby nanofluid in a stenosed artery with ciliated endothelium and wall roughness under hall and ion slip effects. [PDF]
Sci RepMostapha DR, Eldabe Nabil TM, Abbas W.
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Acute Effects of Static and Proprioceptive Neuromuscular Facilitation Stretching on the Ankle's Range of Motion and Postural Stability. [PDF]
J Funct Morphol KinesiolSzafraniec R, Klich S, Koźlenia D.
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Pediatrics, 1975
Six Medex working with family practitioners were followed by an observer for a total of 18 days to gain an objective profile of how Medex spent their workday. Medex on the average spent 30% of their time with office patients and saw 38% of all office patients.
C J, Sells, R S, Herdener
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Six Medex working with family practitioners were followed by an observer for a total of 18 days to gain an objective profile of how Medex spent their workday. Medex on the average spent 30% of their time with office patients and saw 38% of all office patients.
C J, Sells, R S, Herdener
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Motion and time study in dentistry
The Journal of the American Dental Association, 1958The one factor which inevitably limits the professional activity of the practicing dentist is the amount of time and physical energy at his disposal. As far as the amount of time is concerned, a reason ably normal life puts a fixed limit on that. As to the expenditure of physical energy, much has been done in modern dentistry to reduce its expenditure,
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TIME-MOTION STUDY OF PRACTICING PEDIATRICIANS
Pediatrics, 1966Four practicing pediatricians were followed by an observer with a stopwatch for a total of 18 days to gain a profile of how their working days were spent. An average of 48% of the day was spent with patients, 12.5% on the phone, and 9% on paper work.
A B, Bergman, S W, Dassel, R J, Wedgwood
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Time and motion study on TB testing
Veterinary Record, 2009Members have, through these columns, been informed from time to time about developments in the negotiations with Animal Health over a new contractual basis for OV (LVI) work. One crucial area of discussion is over the proper rate of remuneration for the work done on behalf of Animal Health, of ...
Nicky, Paull, John M, Blackwell
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