[PDF] Top 20 Changes in Scientific Consensus

... elaborated in an article of popularization published in 1891 in which it is shown that the ontological claims of some empiricists and the Kantian framework of the transcendental aesthetics are not ... See full document

... The act of dying has changed in response to social changes accompanying scientific and technologic progress.. Increasingly, at least in the Western world, people a[r] ... See full document

... welcome changes coming this year, there is the adjustment of the Journal’s ...Thomson Scientific, Medline (National Institute of Health), SciELO, and IBICT (Brazilian Institute of Information in ... See full document

... following changes in Brazilian graduate stud- ies: (1) include evaluators affiliated with non- academic institutions or sectors; (2) reevaluate the role of evaluation indicators, decreasing the relative ... See full document

... (PBPs) in the resistance of Acineto- bacter baumannii to ...hospitals in Spain were ...identified in the six genomes, encoding (i) four high-molecular-mass proteins (two of class A, PBP1a [ponA] and ... See full document

... to scientific evidence of climate change, the United Nations Environment Programme and World Meteorological Organization, established in 1988, the IPCC to get subsidies for the development of public ... See full document

... Hill Consensus Conference was held in ...many changes were made for disease names in the second Chapel Hill Consensus Conference 2012, which were not included in the Chapel Hill ... See full document

... death in approximately 10 years. In Brazil, liver transplant and tafamidis are the only disease-modifying treatments ...a consensus for the diagnosis, management and treatment for transthyretin ... See full document

... /Reports in Public Health has undergone profound changes in its editorial line and publishing ...Layout changes in articles were meant to attend to both foreign readers and Brazilian ... See full document

... social consensus or to social consensus and, at the same time, to ...social consensus, the mentioned issue is changes of women representations in the media that strengthen feminist ... See full document

... agents in a multiagent system by sharing and/or acquiring information within other ...given in the field of multiagent systems that work cooperatively by sharing information in a networked ...using ... See full document

... the changes in the sphere of health services that directly produce issues of scientific interest and training of professionals incorporated into health practices, encompasses the emergence of funding ... See full document

... Course in Postgraduate Studies, Professor, Doctor of Medicine; ...Course in Postgraduate Studies of SEI of HPT Bashkir State Medical University of the Russian Health ... See full document

... beliefs. In reactions to experi- mental scenarios, such processes might appear left/right symmetrical, with opposite bias affecting both ends of the ...spectrum. In practice, however, it is much easier to ... See full document

... correctly in the presence of (undetected) intruders in the base WSN, promoting a pre- ventive intrusion tolerance strategy that minimises computation and communication re- quirements at the level of IEEE ... See full document

... panelists in general contra- indicated its use for any case of ocular ...treatment in extremely severe cases for treating corneal complications, such as persistent and unresponsive to conventional treatment ... See full document

... electrophoresis in 12% SDS-PAAG with subsequent Western blotting (Bio-Rad, Hercules, CA, USA), using for staining polyclonal anti-IN rabbit sera ...of IN expression per cell, the percent of cells ... See full document

... resilient consensus approaches let each agent discard a set of larger and smaller neighbor ...value in a specific range may still affect the consensus. In this work, we say that an attacked ... See full document

... Mutations in KRAS, NRAS and BRAF and amplification of HER2 and MET drive primary (de novo) resistance to anti-EGFR ...alterations in these genes was detected in patients who responded to EGFR blockade ... See full document

... [8,9]. In 2002, Gettman et al described the first experimental application of natural orifice surgery when transva- ginal nephrectomy was successfully performed in the porcine model ...al in the ... See full document