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Is next generation sequencing for the diagnosis of rare diseases worth its cost? A user-based approach to valuation
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Burdens of type 2 diabetes and cardiovascular disease attributable to sugar-sweetened beverages in 184 countries
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The impact of host and home country democratization on multinational enterprises' performance
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Large range sizes link fast life histories with high species richness across wet tropical tree floras
Get PDFWe thank E. Manson, D. Coenen, and C. Pertusi for help mining genetic sequences from GenBank, J. Lloyd for plot data and G. Hidalgo Pizango for assisting in assembling the information about genus-level traits. We acknowledge the pioneering work of T. Lovejoy to establish long-term forest monitoring of as part of the Biological Dynamics of Forest Fragments project; this study is contribution number XXX to the Technical Series (TS) of the BDFFP (INPA – STRI).Peer reviewe
Role of Fe Impurity Reactions in the Electrochemical Properties of MgFeB2O5
Get PDFACKNOWLEDGMENTS The authors acknowledge Oak Ridge National Laboratory, a United States Department of Energy Office of Science User Facility, for the use of the Spallation Neutron Source’s NOMAD instrument (experiment IPTS-31224). The authors acknowledge the Diamond Light Source, U.K., for the use of the B18 beamline for XANES data collection (experimentSP33172-1) and the I11 beamline for SXRD measurements done under Cambridge BAG for new materials characterization and structure−property relationships for a zero-carbon future(CY34243-2). The authors would like to thank Veronica Celorrio, Chris Truscott, Heather Greer, Venkateswarlu Daramalla, Liam Nagle-Cocco, and Farheen Sayed for useful discussions and support in this work.Peer reviewe
Cost-Effective and Equitable Targeting of Corrective Subsidies : A Case for Differentiated Green Subsidies between New and Existing Homes
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Get PDFWe are most grateful to the speakers for providing their time and invaluable knowledge. We are very grateful to the Microbiology Society Prokaryotic Division for suggesting the session (Petra Oyston), and to Alex Price for helping with the organization. M.G. thanks the Early Career Forum Executive Committee for the opportunity to gain experience in leadership through Co-Chairing Scheme. The session was generously supported by Vidiia.Peer reviewe
Stratification of the Continuum of Skin Immune-Mediated and Inflammatory Diseases via an AI Foundation Model
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The Rise of "National" Scripts in the Iron II : A Proposal
Get PDFAcknowledgements The research presented here has been supported financially by the Wisconsin Alumni Research Fund, administered by the University of Wisconsin–Madison’s Office of the Vice Chancellor of Research and Graduate Education, especially through the H. I. Romnes Faculty Fellowship, administered 2019–2024 (#AAG5776). The authors are grateful for the many fruitful conversations that we have had with colleagues over several years of conceptualization and development. The subject of this study was discussed in a rudimentary way with Alice Mandell, and subsequent conversations with Heather Dana Davis Parker, Daniel Pioske, and Christopher Rollston have helped to flesh out the argument. Bill Schniedewind kindly provided us with advanced access to the proofs of his volume, Who Really Wrote the Bible (2024). The paper has benefited especially from the generous comments and criticisms in two recent venues of presentation: We first presented this paper in the Ugaritic and NWS Epigraphy Session of the SBL Annual Meeting, Nov. 20, 2023 (San Antonio, TX), where we received helpful feedback from (in alphabetical order) Chip Dobbs-Allsopp, Joseph Lam, Marilyn Lundberg, Matthieu Richelle, Mark Smith, Christine Thomas, Zachary Thomas, Lawson Younger, and Anna Zernicke. We had the opportunity shortly thereafter to present a full draft of the paper to Chip Dobbs Allsopp’s epigraphy class at Princeton Theological Seminary, where we fielded helpful remarks and challenges from the students of the class and from Leslie Virnelson. We likewise received gracious assistance on handling some of the Italian literature from Alessandra Cecolin. Finally, we received extremely helpful feedback from two anonymous reviewers at Maarav; these reviews challenged us to be more precise in many of our formulations and added helpful bibliography. We regret if we have left any conversation partners unnamed. None of these individuals may be blamed for remaining infelicities in this paper—sometimes, we have ignored their good advice.Peer reviewe
