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Identification of ultrasound-associated gene candidates in myeloid cells and construction of a prognostic risk model for acute myeloid leukemia. [PDF]
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What’s the use?: on the uses of use
Continuum, 2021In her latest book, What’s the Use? On the Uses of Use, Sara Ahmed, one of the most influential contemporary scholars of queer feminism and critical race theory (and a self-proclaimed “feminist kil...
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Physical Therapy, 1986
To the Editor: It was with much dismay that I discovered and read the article entitled “Ultrasound Therapy of Subacromial Bursitis: A Double Blind Trial” (Physical Therapy, February 1986). My concerns are threefold: 1) The article has technical flaws, 2) the authors are not physical therapists and therefore do not meet the peer-review requirement of ...
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To the Editor: It was with much dismay that I discovered and read the article entitled “Ultrasound Therapy of Subacromial Bursitis: A Double Blind Trial” (Physical Therapy, February 1986). My concerns are threefold: 1) The article has technical flaws, 2) the authors are not physical therapists and therefore do not meet the peer-review requirement of ...
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Norman Lives on Among Us, In Us, With Us, For Us
Qualitative Inquiry, 2023In this essay, I pay tribute to Norman K. Denzin.
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Uses and Usefulness of Paraquat
Human Toxicology, 19871 Paraquat was discovered in 1955 and introduced to the market place in 1962. During the 23 years between introduction and the present day numerous successful practical uses of the herbicide have been developed. In addition the characteristics of the chemical have allowed significant changes to be made in the ways that some crops are grown.
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The American Journal of Nursing, 1954
WHEN we moved into our new 500-bed hospital, one of our first concerns was to develop an inservice education program which would not only provide for learning new skills and brushing up on old ones, but would also aid in developing leadership, professional growth, unity, and community understanding. Most of the personnel were transferred from two other
Helen R. Johnson, Russell E. Vance
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WHEN we moved into our new 500-bed hospital, one of our first concerns was to develop an inservice education program which would not only provide for learning new skills and brushing up on old ones, but would also aid in developing leadership, professional growth, unity, and community understanding. Most of the personnel were transferred from two other
Helen R. Johnson, Russell E. Vance
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