129 The child safety good practice guide: we don’t need to reinvent the wheel

Cell polarity: No need to reinvent the wheel

Epithelial cells are polarized along their apical-basal axis and in some cases also within the plane of the epithelium, a phenomenon called planar polarity. Recent studies have now shown that these two types of polarity are controlled by a common set of genes.

Retargeting GCC: Do We Reinvent the Wheel Every Time?

Porting GCC to new architecture requires writing a Machine Description (MD) file that contains mapping from GCC’s intermediate form to the target assembly code. Constructing an MD file is a difficult task because it requires the user to understand both (a) the internals of GCC, and (b) the intricacies of the target architecture. Instruction sets of different architectures exhibit significant am...

A qualitative study on the term CAM: is there a need to reinvent the wheel?

BACKGROUND As complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) has developed extensively, uncertainty about the appropriateness of the terms CAM and other CAM-related terms has grown both in the research and practice communities. Various terms and definitions have been proposed over the last three decades, highlighting how little agreement exits in the field. Contextual use of current terms and the...

Flipped Classes: Do Instructors Need To Reinvent the Wheel When It Comes To Course Content?

At universities across the country, flipped classrooms are replacing traditional lectures for many fundamental engineering courses. Flipped classes often use short, lecture-style videos that students view before coming to class. Conventional wisdom in creating these videos says that it is better for the video to be of the actual course instructor rather than a video of someone else. The ubiquit...

Managing depression in general practice in Pakistan: do we need to re-invent the wheel?