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Thrombin enhances the adhesion and migration of human colon adenocarcinoma cell via increased β3-integrin expression on tumor cell sufrace and their inhibition by snake venom peptide, rhodostomin.
No full textCharacterization of platelet aggregation induced by PC-3 human prostate adenocarcinoma cells and inhibited by venom peptides, trigramin and rhodostomin.
No full textTissue factor activity of SW-480 human colon adenocarcinoma cells is modulated by thrombin and protein kinase C activator.
No full text(-)-Epigallocatechin-3-gallate, a Polyphenolic Compound from Green Tea, Inhibits Fibroblast Adhesion and Migration through Multiple Mechanisms.
No full textFour Months Under Arms
No full textA book written by H.S. Nelson about his experiences fighting in the second Riel Rebellion
Words standarization by non-parametric statistical methods
No full textThe author has dealt with amalgamation of pattern primitives and its justification in language description, in earlier studies [4] & [5]. Here an attempt is being made to apply distribution free techniques, more commonly known as non-parametric statistical methods in finding the confidence coefficient and adjustment factor for obtaining the standard form of words taken from different sub-dialects.Dhami, H.S.. (2001). Words standarization by non-parametric statistical methods. Retrieved from the University Digital Conservancy, https://hdl.handle.net/11299/3587
On The Comovement of REIT Prices
Full text linkThis study examines the comovement of equity real estate investment trust (REIT) prices in both the vintage (1980–1991) and the new (1992–2004) REIT eras. The results indicate that the comovement of equity REIT prices within the same property type has strengthened during the new REIT era. The results also indicate that, all else being equal, a high institutional participation, a low insider ownership, and a large market capitalization are associated with a high within-property-type price synchronicity. The evidence is consistent with two notions: (1) that increasing participation by institutional investors in the new REIT era facilitates the pricing of property-type common information on firm-level prices, and (2) that REITs’ information openness to institutional investing plays a role in this strengthened pricing relationship.
[Letter] 1864 January 4, Cambridge [to] H.S. Roanoke / John G. Palfrey.
No full textPalfrey states that upon returning from a journey he received the four volume _Documentary History of New York_ which he lauds as a "highly valuable contribution to our historical literature." The author of _History of New England_ (1858) and _Papers on the slave power: first published in the "Boston Whig," in July, August, and September, 1846_ , Palfrey\u27s diverse occupations included serving as a Unitarian minister, historian, legislator, and Boston postmaster; he also contributed articles to the _North American Review_ which he later purchased and edited until 1843
Issues for On-Line Analytical Mining of Data Warehouses (Extended Abstract)
No full text) Jiawei Han, Sonny H.S. Chee and Jenny Y. Chiang Intelligent Database Systems Research Laboratory School of Computing Science, Simon Fraser University, British Columbia, Canada V5A 1S6 f han, schee, ychiang [email protected] URL: http://db.cs.sfu.ca/ Abstract Data warehouses and OLAP engines are expected to be widely available in the near future. The data in data warehouses has been cleansed, integrated, and preprocessed, and infrastructures have been built surrounding data warehouses for efficient data analysis. Therefore, data warehouses or OLAP databases are expected to be a major platform for data mining in the future. We discuss the issues related to efficient and effective data mining in large data warehouses and/or data marts, including the desired architectures for an integrated on-line analytical processing (OLAP) and on-line analytical mining (OLAM) system, the expected features of OLAM, and how to implement such a system effectively. 1 Introduction With recent developments..
Metafore spaziali della conoscenza di sé nei dialoghi di H.S. Skovoroda : fonti patristiche
Full text linkSpatial Metaphors for Self-knowledge in the dialogues of H.S Skovoroda. Patristic Sources
In this paper the Author analyzes some spatial metaphors informing H.S. Skovoroda’s representation of self-knowledge as a dynamic process. Knowledge of the true self – which is one of the recurring themes in the Ukrainian philosopher’s oeuvre – is often portrayed as tension between open (e.g. streets, markets, the sky, the planets…) and closed spaces (e.g. the house, the room), with the ‘home’ being a symbol for the soul. As man seeking communion with God has to abandon what lies outside his inner self, the authentic gnoseological process is represented as an introverted movement through symbolic space. Broadly speaking, this very opposition harks back to Philo of Alexandria and Patristic thought, whose anti-physicist stance shaped their rejection of the phenomenological world as an ‘interior vs. exterior’ contrast. Furthermore, the broader biblical context in which those spatial terms appear is also taken into account, while demonstrating Skovoroda’s partial dependence on Patristic models. The fi nal part of the paper argues that the scheme underlying Neo-platonic emanation – which is itself to be considered as an oscillation between unity and dispersion – appears to be a symbolic model for Skovoroda’s spatial representation of self-knowledge
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