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... ES, it has long been argued that its mere nature prohibits fast fashion to be ...labelling it as ‘waste couture’, academics argue that the business model behind fast fashion brands is, as the name already ... See full document

... Rajani Kadri, Devika Parameshwar, Nupur Raina, Asha Achar, Ajay Kudva, Sudhir Hegde. “Ophthalmic Consultations in A Teaching Hospital: Does it Make a Difference in the Patient Management?”. ... See full document

... interocular difference in image quality due to HOA’s (Fig 1C), binocular logMAR acuity of cases remained more or less equal to the acuity of their healthy fellow eye (Fig ... See full document

... tiated gender roles. These are men who before going on leave alone were weak “helper” partners and fathers in a context where female management of unpaid work was the rule. Considered as less professional or even ... See full document

... what difference does it make? What is the value of doing something differently? I'm telling you that maybe we should stop doing some of these interventions, but what do we do as an ... See full document

... Patient and public involvement (PPI) or stakeholder engagement in research refers to the prac- tice of patients, members of the public and researchers working together to prioritise, plan, conduct and disseminate ... See full document

... If we take in consideration that: 1) investment is seen as equal to aggregate savings; 2) aggregate saving is simply a function of interest rates, and interest rates are determined solely by agents‟ desire to borrow or ... See full document

... toys does not only pose questions with respect to their psychological and developmental ...advancement, it is important to build a dialogue with other research fields, like for instance media, legal and ... See full document

... As it is a quantitative study, and patients’ spirituality was assessed by only one VAS item, further studies need to better understand this important dimension among cancer patients living in Southern Europe and ... See full document

... that IT disinflations were not less costly in the ...when it is better to have a lower output-loss-to-inflation-reduction ratio, called output sacrifice ...that IT did not matter for “big” ... See full document

... ward. It must be noted that no one is born into the high education population cohort because the transition into this cohort is assumed to occur between ages 15 to ... See full document

... Our study included the initial patients treated with the Ponseti method in four Portuguese institutions and there- fore constitutes experience with a learning curve, but that did not impair our ability to correct these ... See full document

... relationship it was thus possible to reconfirm the prediction that abandoning the draft and moving towards an all­volunteer system would lead to a more balanced gender representation in the armed ...extent ... See full document

... study does point to a dramatic increase in the use of hospital services among women with complications who had no con- tact with a ...TBAs, it might be ... See full document

... With the advent of kin selection theory there was the realization that one’s inclusive fitness (net genetic representation in future generations) is not only a reflection of their reproductive success, but it is ... See full document

... Splinting of the wrist after carpal tunnel release (CTR) has been practised by many surgeons especially in North America. The main reason was to prevent possible adverse events of bowstringing of flexor tendons and the ... See full document

... This paper explores the relationships between people and musical instruments, the meanings of artefacts and knowledge in musical revivals and issues of heritage and identity in music scenes. After disappearing during the ... See full document

... countries, it could be observed that it mainly occurred between developed countries, followed by developing to developed ones, while very few took place from developed to develop- ing ... See full document

... Adding to personality traits, individuals’ entrepreneurial motivation, knowledge, and skills are accounted as key factors that enhance or inhibit the emergence of new start-ups and innovative attitude. In this sense, ... See full document

... Table 2, panel A demonstrates that leverage and the market-to-book ratio possess negative correlation, with high values of market-to-book ratio typically leading to lower levels of leverage. By multiplying the ... See full document