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Inequality and social harm : revisiting the Spirit Level debate by reproducing and updating it, as well as reanalysing the data with Qualitative Comparative Analysis
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Transitions in intensive care : Investigating critical slowing down post extubation
We acknowledge John Booth, Thalitha Grossman and Yael Feinstein for their work in helping to prepare and validate the data set used in this study. We gratefully acknowledge comments from an anonymous reviewer on this manuscript which has helped improve the discussion section considerably.Peer reviewe
‘What the university expects’ : evaluating and co-constructing the teaching of assessment skills for first-year undergraduate students of education
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Comparative analysis of carbon stock and litter nutrient concentration in tropical forests along the ecological gradient in Kenya
Open access via the Springer Agreement. We thank Kenya Forest Service (KFS) for their facilitation during data collection.Peer reviewe
Blood–brain mechanics : How brain tissue responds to pulsatile blood flow dynamics
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Dementia Risk Prediction in Early Parkinson's Disease : Validation and Genetic Integration of the Montreal Parkinson risk of dementia scale (MoPaRDS)
For the purpose of open access, the author has applied a CC BY public copyright licence to any Author Accepted Manuscript version arising from this submission. We would like to thank all participants, study personnel from each study, and funders of individual studies and of PICC and the contributions of the individual study groups.Peer reviewe
OmniNet : An Expandable Causal Inference Network for Multiple Modalities
Open Access via the Springer Nature agreement We would like to thank the reviewers and editors for handling our manuscript.Peer reviewe
Empirical evidence that diversionary feeding increases productivity in ground-nesting birds
Open Access via the Royal Society agreement We thank all Cairngorms Connect partner organizations, funders and staff for in-kind contributions, including but not limited to B. Innes, C. Watson, T. Cameron (F.L.S.); A. Poulsen, T. MacDonell, D. McGibbon, D. Ross, R. Dugan, G. Ashley, M. Willis (Wildland Ltd); R. Mason, M. Butler, C. Waite, F. Cormack, J. Ward (RSPB); and the team at Conservation AI. Special thanks to R. Moss for sharing expertise on brood detections.Peer reviewe