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  • ECREA2024 Abstracts | Information, Journalism and Communication

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    Off. Day 1 - Thursday 11 April 2024.. 10:00. On October 8, 2023, we asked GPT-3 a question regarding how journalists utilize artificial intelligence. In response, GPT-3 provided insights on the various ways AI benefits journalists by enhancing their

  • PGR Publication Scholarships | RPI

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    The risk factors associated with the prevalence of multimorbidity of anaemia, malaria, and malnutrition among children aged 6–59 months in Nigeria.

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    Prevalence of traumatic brain injury (Hughes et al, 2015). Nature of TBIPrevalence among. ... young people in general population. Prevalence among young people in custody.

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    It is very common, with a higher prevalence and severity among children living in deprived areas.
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  • 1 ASSESSING THE FEASIBILITY OF TRANSFORMING THE RECOMMENDATIONS IN ...

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    for fractures. Within the published appraisals these were: parental history of hip fracture; alcohol. ... the risk factors in ALGO 2005. ALGO 2005 included, amongst others, smoking, alcohol consumption. ... arthritis; BMI and alcohol consumption (>2...

  • This article was first published in The Chemical Intelligencer, ...

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    The Naming of Buckminsterfullerene by E.J. Applewhite. Systematic chemical nomenclature has always been corrupted - or enhanced, depending on your point of view - by the prevalence of eponyms.

  • Orphanisation blog | iHuman

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    The prevalence of the condition in Great Britain must not be more than 5 in 10,000, or it must be unlikely that marketing of the medicine would generate sufficient returns
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  • UK’s future space scientists take off in world’s largest rocket firing compe…

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    Day one of the competition saw Sheffield’s team successfully fire a powerful rocket engine that burns alcohol and liquid oxygen, producing around 5,000 Newtons of thrust – enough to lift
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  • New research funding to help shape future health and social care policies | SCHA…

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    Sheffield's influential work on alcohol policy to include tobacco, gambling and illicit drugs policy - and the links between these policy areas. ... We are particularly pleased that, as well as examining specific addictive products (tobacco, alcohol,
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  • Blurring The Edges - Using Research & Creativity to Bring Communities Together |…

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    Uzma Rani is a Rotherham based abstract/impressionist artist and calligrapher, working predominantly with alcohol ink and acrylic/oil paint creating mixed media art inspired by both nature and her surroundings
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