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Gestational weight gain standards based on the women enrolled in the Fetal Growth Longitudinal Study of the INTERGROWTH-21st Project : a prospective longitudinal cohort study
No full textThis project was supported by a generous grant from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation to the University of Oxford, for which we are very grateful.OBJECTIVE To describe maternal gestational weight gain (GWG) patterns in healthy pregnancies with good maternal and perinatal outcomes of women enrolled in the Fetal Growth Longitudinal Study of the INTERGROWTH-21st Project. DESIGN Prospective, longitudinal, observational multi-country study.SETTING Eight geographically diverse urban regions in Brazil, China, India, Italy, Kenya, Oman, UK and USA, April 2009 to March 2014. PARTICIPANTS Healthy, well-nourished and educated women, enrolled in the Fetal Growth Longitudinal Study component of the INTERGROWTH-21st Project, who had a body mass index (BMI) of ≥18.50 to ≤24.99 kg/m2 in the first trimester of pregnancy.MAIN OUTCOME MEASURES Maternal weight was measured using standardised methodology and identical equipment every 5±1 weeks from the first antenatal visit (<14+0 weeks’ gestation) to delivery. After ensuring that data from the study sites could be pooled, a multi-level, mixed effect, linear regression analysis for repeated measures, adjusted for gestational age was applied to produce the GWG values. RESULTS The within-site variance (59.6%) was six times higher than the between-sites’ variance (9.6%). Total mean GWG at 40 weeks’ gestation was 13.7 (SD 4.5) kg for women with a normal first trimester BMI. Fitted 3rd, 10th, 25th, 50th, 75th, 90th, and 97th smoothed GWG centiles by exact week of gestation are provided with equations for the mean and standard deviation to calculate any desired centiles according to gestational age in exact weeks. CONCLUSIONS This is the largest standardised study of healthy, well-nourished women ever to monitor GWG prospectively in a multi-country setting. The centiles generated are very robust and should help guide recommendations on optimal GWG worldwide.Peer reviewe
Consuming the jihad : an enquiry into the subculture of internet jihadism
No full textRecent years have seen a great deal of interest in phenomena such as Al Qaida ‘terrorism’, Islamic ‘radicalism’ or, increasingly, ‘jihadism’ - on the Internet. However, as I argue in this thesis, much work in these areas has been problematic for a number of reasons. Much literature has been narrowly focused on the security issues which it pre-judges the content to raise, and has therefore taken some aspects too literally while ignoring others. Conversely,
where authors have addressed ‘jihadi’ content or ‘electronic jihad’ as a phenomenon unto itself, they have had difficulty making sense of it within religious studies or political communication frameworks. In this dissertation, I propose an alternative approach. Deliberately eschewing frameworks based on pre-existing conceptions of religion or politics, I draw, instead, on the academic literature on fandom and subcultural media consumption.
Using this conceptual lens, I attempt to analyse jihadism on the Internet (which I define in terms of online consumption of, and identification with self-described ‘jihadi’ content) as a subcultural phenomenon on its own terms. I argue that, without necessarily denying the role that beliefs and ideals expressed in ‘jihadi’ content may sometimes have in sustaining the
physical violence of the ‘global jihad’, the cultural practices which constitute Internet
jihadism have a tactical logic of their own which may not always coincide with the ‘strategic’ interests of ‘global jihad’. By better understanding what ‘ordinary' jihadis, most of whom will never participate in violence, get out of their practices, and how they negotiate the apparent contradictions of their situation, I suggest that we may be better placed to understand not only why some jihadis ‘fail’ to negotiate these contradictions, but also,
perhaps, to raise questions about how popular media consumption works more generally
Common, low-frequency, rare, and ultra-rare coding variants contribute to COVID-19 severity
No full textThe combined impact of common and rare exonic variants in COVID-19 host genetics is currently insufficiently understood. Here, common and rare variants from whole-exome sequencing data of about 4000 SARS-CoV-2-positive individuals were used to define an interpretable machine-learning model for predicting COVID-19 severity. First, variants were converted into separate sets of Boolean features, depending on the absence or the presence of variants in each gene. An ensemble of LASSO logistic regression models was used to identify the most informative Boolean features with respect to the genetic bases of severity. The Boolean features selected by these logistic models were combined into an Integrated PolyGenic Score that offers a synthetic and interpretable index for describing the contribution of host genetics in COVID-19 severity, as demonstrated through testing in several independent cohorts. Selected features belong to ultra-rare, rare, low-frequency, and common variants, including those in linkage disequilibrium with known GWAS loci. Noteworthily, around one quarter of the selected genes are sex-specific. Pathway analysis of the selected genes associated with COVID-19 severity reflected the multi-organ nature of the disease. The proposed model might provide useful information for developing diagnostics and therapeutics, while also being able to guide bedside disease management. © 2021, The Author(s)
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Passionate constructions: Democracy and Islam in Anglo-American relations with Iran, 1979-1989
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' las* Tou ;; >:■ for Arm's name
! lams qui- k i >sos. Phone 30
FOR bALS.
For Rent Nir* furnished (-room
house wlih foodern rons-enlencss
t'lo*id m-tgliborhood :. *6 Warertey
l-lt-21
For Kent During summer, cona-
i'letety furnished up to-date 5-roooi
Imngalo* steeping porch, garage
with bedroom, garden. |60. water
lorladed Hoi J Times ofBce
•s-iri-if
H>,rniinre ^» ihe piece
reasonable Call 704| Kor Rent or Hal*- -4-room nous*,
rti'ulars 4-14 lw* <3( Fbii*00 street Terms Phone P
For Bale '':■.-*;.. a good toiod
riding 1-otn centle safe for fatr
■J-refi Phon* M "H 4-12-tf
L.43R before H a m or after •
l.Latla C Tate. 130 Cowper street
«-4-tf
Snlr Studebaker 20
in flnr me* hanpal nni
lire* Barf aln at lido
in* »tre**t or Bos R Times
S-U-«t
For Rem -2 furnished buDplow
and tarago. tie
For Sale 100 laying hen*, year
old. Owner going t*-ast. will tell
■ heap \*M>I' a.": Kor**, as-enue
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V Street »31 AddUon *it
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For Rent—Nit* tiont single bedroom 16 mo including !.-". .'.M
Emerson street 5-31tf-db
For Rent Furnished front room
(npstalril. with or without bouse-
ksseptng prlrlletes. 437 Kipling it
s-:2-tf-ds
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a s*i targa* ro., narno#1 t,j. mMn witti Arnerlcta
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Bldg . Washington i- \ \jt raio
Alto liranrh hdq.. Sll Gllmaa st
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nilton avenue
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Quick serslre. Steam, srourtns; or
French dry detains. Haia skapwd
lo suit your ftca. Solares. Phone 2*.
: Iberal Our prjraa ar* not .0 per cent
I (Irs an* more Tou pay tor B.-id s nam* So-
— lares reasonable cleaner Phon* 10
FARM LANDS Palntmj. tinting, paperhantlng
Th* (uirrafmRi need) farmers as Now is tbg tlroe to ht*e jour boma
sen as tight**-* T*o million three he* Hit fled. We Jo flrst-elass. tent
■ hundred tbousand strr* of Or*gon J.. ****** work use tha beat of mated.
ICnlltoinufRsllroad Co (Irani l,*ru«* ••'*- "-d our prices ars most reeaon-
■ Tills, resetted in Polled States To ***•* ''hone as FUtlmstee free,
li* opened for homestead* and sale [> K OrtBl Company. MS Hamll-
Cimisining some of beu*t Und left In to" •*enu* Pbo*.* 2*tJ 3-24-tl*
I'nlted Stale* 1-arge copyrbjhtM ' ~ ■
, man »howing land by sections and
j desrrtptton of .oil. t-limaie rainfall. TESTING THE DENTIST.
r lev a* lor- teni jieru t u ret, at' b>
i-ounllr* Pom paid It Orant Land
l^>t-aiing Co. Itoi 610 Portland. Ore
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RUNNYiVIEDE
1 Iksii Itiej iiiake Is. 110 1 pa*
| i Hit. ii- ... n^i . -um, ■■nigs
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ALFRED J. ENGLE
lttl l nlst-i-.it * Vst-niir
Isr-isil Pat'-a Didn't Wtst ta Tsks Any
Painfwi C*s**s**.
To Illustrate orsentaJ bat*lts of
thought Lord Crr>mer t*lls tn ib* Quar
terly Review this story of tarn sll Vm*hm.
khedlve of l.j*7;.f. It once happened
that lamall was aulTerbig fivm ■■.*.■■-;
tebc. lie sent for a Ear-.-pean dentist.
Who tOld him thst he OITCht tO !:.vn tb*
tooth .mi famail said Uat he was
afnald It w.*siUl h* *ery ->atiirnL He
was Inforiija-d lu repl* ihmi tf tie woald
*U«w the di-nthu i« sittnlnlslrr Ian*fti
InC gas to tilio be Woald feel nothing
lie still dotil-ted hut tu-d lb* dentist
to bring bis spparatus to the pwlacs*.
TUe ilt-iii.-,: couipitrd and explained
the pr.H-.-as I.. n,r klieJIvr Ismail then
ium*ni.**eJ an stteudstii sod told blm
to send ur list sentry wbo was at bis
dour
Wo*n i:.n o.jii srris*d tti* thedlT*
ordrr**d btn to all down tn a rtislr and
l>"iu**!.rd t**af .!.-,. ii.; Iu i.ke out a
toa^h on either aide of bis iMw Ismal!
ther, sskrd ihe man win-iLrr tie bad
fell anytbtnti and ihr man |oM bitn
ibsi in- bad n**t Bui la-usli w«s not
rrr saOaaVd He aald that tb* sentry
w»s a >..ut,» .irnvg a-isn and thai he
would tike t.- •***.- ihr |.v,ir>rt-i-riit tried
on s.-llir llir ..' "ri'.IT |a!:isli;ii.-
Aes-***rdiBgli n* *i;.-i-.-n..;.t-j a sla*-w
girl and had the tlrntlat estrtst two of
her teelb. V uiitiig that sJke did us>t
show r*,.;.■■-. ,. of ej,u-*ni* aUiTerlnji. u«*
then 1.--..1-.. : :,-i ^ :.„, ujj, OWQ t^^-j
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