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Delirium assessment, management and barriers to effective care across Scotland : A secondary analysis of survey data from World Delirium Awareness Day 2023
Get PDFWe would like to thank the whole WDAD Study team, responsible for data collection on WDAD 2023 in Scotland. They are named in Supplemental Appendix 1.Peer reviewe
Dynamic Movement Patterns of Commensal Rodents Mastomys natalensis and Rattus rattus : Determining differential Habitat use using Rhodamine B
Get PDFOpen access via the Wiley Agreement. We thank the community leaders and local people of the villages in Kilombero district for allowing us to conduct this study. Thanks to the technical staff for the assistance in field trapping and animal processing. We also extend our thanks to the drivers who worked with us throughout all the research. For the purpose of Open Access, the authors have applied a CC BY license to any Author Accepted Manuscript version arising.Peer reviewe
Impacts of climate change interventions on biodiversity, water, the food system and human health and well-being
Get PDFWe thank the members of the IPBES Bureau and Multidisciplinary Expert Panel, including those who were members of the assessment management committee and provided guidance throughout the assessment process. We also thank the external reviewers for their thoughtful comments on drafts of the subchapter. The leadership, guidance, and support of the IPBES secretariat have been invaluable. OpenArt.ai was used to generate the background picture used in Figure 1.Peer reviewe
The Paso Anomaly : shallow gas contained within Lower Pleistocene glaciogenic deposits in the Central North Sea
Get PDFAcknowledgements JPM would like to express his gratitude to Harbour Energy for the opportunity to be granted an academic scholarship. He would also like to express his gratitude to the Catcher subsurface team (Andy Miles, Gary Marsden (now retired), Alison Hull Bailey and Matt Gibson), and the Catcher Field partners Waldorf Production and ONE-Dyas for the support received throughout his MSc project. JPM would also like to thank Simona Caruso of BP for her support and to express his appreciation to TGS for allowing the sharing of the TGS megamerge seismic images. The authors would like to thank Harbour Energy, ONE Dyas, Waldorf Production and TGS for granting permissions to publish this paper. The authors would also like to express their appreciation to the reviewers and team at the Petroleum Geoscience journal for their support, guidance and feedback throughout the process of publishing this paper. JPM would also like to express his thanks to all the staff involved in the MSc Integrated Petroleum Geoscience course at the University of Aberdeen, including, but not limited to, Prof. Nick Schofield, Dr Mark Burchell, Prof. Adrian Hartley, Prof. John Howell, Dr Rachel Brackenridge, Christine Telford and Geoff Page. On a more personal note, JPM would like to thank his family for their support throughout his university education and to express his appreciation to his grandfather (Papa), Peter McLoughlin, for enlightening his scientific curiosity since he was a child.Peer reviewe
Planning retention strategies in clinical trials; a qualitative interview study with members of trial teams
Get PDFThe authors would like to acknowledge the EXCELSIOR group for collecting and providing access to the participant information leaflets that were used to recruit interviewees. The authors would like to thank all interviewees who volunteered to participate in the interviews for this project. The authors would also like to thank the 2 patient and public contributors for their valuable input and involvement in this project.Peer reviewe
Shared decision-making and behaviour change collide : an analysis of consultations discussing clinical trial recruitment
Get PDFWe would like to thank the trial teams for all three trials that shared the transcripts of the audio-recorded consultations used for analysis.Peer reviewe
Underestimating institutional stance persistence in geothermal market stagnation and market-making
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Terminalia ivorensis demonstrates antioxidant properties and alters proliferation, genomic instability and migration of human colon cancer cells in vitro
Get PDFAcknowledgement The authors would like to thank the laboratory technical staff of the School of Pharmacy and Life Sciences, Robert Gordon University (especially Stephen Williamson and Chris Fletcher) and Rowett Institute, University of Aberdeen especially Lorraine Scobbie for their support.Peer reviewe
