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W(h)ither expert systems? — A view from outside
The paper questions the expert system paradigm, both in terms of its range of application, and as a significant contribution to the understanding of artificial intelligence. The viewpoint is that of the system...
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Inadvertent epidural administration of potassium chloride
A 24-year-old black female presented for repeat elective Caesarean section. The procedure was performed under epidural anaesthesia. Sufentanil 25 μg, intended for postoperative analgesia, was inadvertently dil...
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Parameter Identification in a Soil with Constant Diffusivity
We consider infiltration into a soil that is assumed to have hydraulic conductivity of the form K = K Seαh and water content of the form θ = (βK − θ r. Here h denotes capillary pressure head while KS,...
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Parameter identification in a soil with constant diffusivity
We consider infiltration into a soil that is assumed to have hydraulic conductivity of the form K = K = Kseαh and water content of the form θ = βK − θr. Here h denotes capillary pressure head while Ks, α, β and θ
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Editorial
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Plagiarism or protecting public health?
Is milk produced using recombinant bovine growth hormone hazardous to animal health? Despite wide publicity, the controversy remains unresolved. Rapid publication of all available data is essential if progress...
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Introduction
Our aim here is to do two things. First of all to give a brief outline of the papers that go into this book to enable readers to see, fairly quickly, which pieces they might be particularly interested in. Seco...
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Outcomes analysis can provide new directions for the management of patients undergoing lumbar spine surgery
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Book Reviews
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Diagnostic value of the DSM and ICD categories of psychosis: an evidence-based approach
Background: It is generally assumed that the distinction between affective and non-affective psychosis occasioned by modern diagnostic criteria provides a useful symptomatic contrast. Me...
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The Development of a Simulation Model of Primary Prevention Strategies for Coronary Heart Disease
This paper describes the present state of development of a discrete-event micro-simulation model for coronary heart disease prevention. The model is intended to support health policy makers in assessing the im...
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Open AccessLongitudinal variance-components analysis of the Framingham Heart Study data
The Framingham Heart Study offspring cohort, a complex data set with irregularly spaced longitudinal phenotype data, was made available as part of Genetic Analysis Workshop 13. To allow an analysis of all of t...
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HORNET: A Packet Switched WDM Metropolitan Network
HORNET is a metro network designed to better face the challenges offered by next generation metropolitan area networks. HORNET uses a packet-over-WDM transport on a bi-directional ring network. Fast-tunable pa...
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Safe Water for People in Low, Small Island Pacific Nations: The rural–urban dilemma
The issue of ensuring that growing communities in small island countries have access to safe water and adequate sanitation is examined in Kiribati, whose islands are spread over three million square kilometres...
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Laparoscopic splenectomy for solitary splenic tumors
Solitary splenic masses are a rare entity. There is a paucity of data in the literature on the evaluation and laparoscopic treatment for splenic masses. To further elucidate the evaluation and laparoscopic man...
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Treatment of drainage from acidic canelands using a constructed wetland
This paper describes trials of a constructed freshwater wetland to treat highly acidic drainage from acid Sulfate soil in a sugarcane farm. A constructed freshwater wetland was used to treat acidic discharge f...
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The 2011 Census taking shape: the selection of topics and questions
The UK Statistics Authority’s proposals for the next census in England and Wales, to be taken in March 2011, were published and presented to Parliament and the National Assembly for Wales in a Government White...
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The 2011 Census taking shape: methodological and technological developments
As reported in Population Trends 1351 the UK Statistics Authority’s proposals for the next Census in England and Wales, to be taken in March 2011, were published and presented to Parliament and the National Assem...
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Chapter and Conference Paper
Integration of Capillary Ring Resonator Biosensor with PDMS Microfluidics for Label-Free Biosensing
In this work, we integrate a capillary ring resonator (CRR) biosensor with microfluidics based on polydimethylsiloxane (PDMS) with soft-lithography. The CRR performs refractive index detection for chemical or ...