“…The starting point is an obvious intuition: that academia would be “economized” by NPM (basically, that something is coming from the outside and is disturbing the inside). …”
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“…PURPOSE: As the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) pandemic is far from over, whether there are subclinical macular changes in HIV-positive patients is something that should not be overlooked. We aimed to apply optical coherence tomography angiography (OCTA) to assess the macular structure and microvasculature changes in patients with HIV without infectious retinopathy. …”
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“…Five days later, she returned to our clinic because she felt “something wobbly” on her right side. Upon examination, we suspected a transient ischemic attack based on the wobbling, closed eyelids, and loss of consciousness, and referred her to the same neurosurgical hospital. …”
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“…Eve Kosofsky Sedgwick’s rereading of Melanie Klein’s notion of reparation allows us to posit a form of decolonial repair that involves the assembling of damaged part-objects into ‘something like a whole [but] not necessarily like any preexisting whole’ (2003, p. 128, original emphasis). …”
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“…In fact, they occur within cells at low level and their concentration increases markedly under pro-oxidant conditions. Plasma is something different, since it is physiologically rich in S-thiolated proteins (RSSP), i.e., protein-mixed disulfides with various types of low molecular mass thiols (LMM-SH). …”
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“…There occurs psychological dirtiness and urges to wash which arise in the absence of direct contact with a noxious substance, or following contact with something others would not deem contaminating leading to this obsession.…”
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“…There occurs psychological dirtiness and urges to wash which arise in the absence of direct contact with a noxious substance, or following contact with something others would not deem contaminating leading to this obsession.…”
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“…It does not involve estimating many parameters, something which would increase the estimation risk. …”
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“…CONCLUSION: Midwives may employ sophisticated delivery room management technologies to improve birth outcomes and reduce maternal anxiety and depression, and it is something that should be extensively promoted in clinic.…”
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“…The term “change” is understood here as something that is produced by practitioners—in collaboration with researchers—and not brought by researchers to practitioners. …”
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“…However, the initial insight gained is limited, something that is especially true when viewing alignments consisting of many sequences representing differing factors such as location, date and subtype. …”
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“…Because most encode few or no viral proteins, they have been entertained as possible safe antiviral therapies—something that might be given to patients infected with the WT virus. …”
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“…This approach, however, has been assumed to require interleaving all existing knowledge every time something new is learned, which is implausible because it is time-consuming and requires a large amount of data. …”
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“…Another challenge for ALS therapeutic development is identifying ways to respect patient autonomy and improve access to experimental treatment, something that is strongly desired by many patients with ALS and ALS advocacy organizations. …”
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“…We eventually relied on the collateral blood supply from ligamentum teres and superior epigastric collaterals, something that proved advantageous both in the survival of the umbilicus on the long run despite cutting off the main blood supply, and, the removal of further excess adipocutaneous tissue for a better aesthetic outcome.…”
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“…The contributing factors were divided into three categories: barriers at the community level (no prenatal care, lack of trust, lack of recognition of the severity of disease, and attribution of symptoms to something else), at the primary health system level, and at the hospital level (fear of staff of being infected, non-compliance with guidelines, lack of team working, and problem with telehealth). …”
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“…In that sense, the fast and (conditionally) automatic activation of valence and other emotion aspects in evaluative priming paradigms reveals something about affect and emotion: Valence and specific emotion aspects are so important for our daily life that encountering almost any stimulus entails the automatic activation of the associated valence and other emotion aspects in memory, when the context requires it.…”
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“…The aim of this study was to understand what role the concepts of embodiment (of both having a body and experiencing the world through one's body) and incorporation (integrating something into one's body) might have in understanding experiences of pain and discomfort after total knee replacement. …”
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“…The structure is highly rigid except for a few residues affected by slow local motions in the µs-ms time scale, and differs from the model calculated by artificial intelligence methods for the relative orientation of the EGF modules, which is something where computational methods still underperform. …”
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“…They reported frequent occurrence of alcohol-related harms and, given the higher levels of drinking, these were for the most part more pronounced than in other studies: vomiting (73%), memory loss (55%), regretting their actions when drinking (41%), not having enough money because of money spent on alcohol (31%), doing something dangerous just for fun (29%), being injured (27%), poor performance at work (22%), poor physical health (21%), loss of consciousness (20%), and having sexual encounters they later regretted (19%). …”
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