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Author Response: Comments on Macular Choroidal Thickness in Children: The Shandong Children Eye Study.

The authors thank Takkar et al. for their interest in our study and their letter in which they state that the location of the thickest choroid temporal to the fovea in the children of our study population as compared with the location of the thickest choroid in the subfoveal region in adults might have been due to a stronger ciliary body muscle tone in children as compared with adults. Takkar e...

survey on the rule of the due & hindering relying on the sheikh ansaris ideas

قاعده مقتضی و مانع در متون فقهی کم و بیش مستند احکام قرار گرفته و مورد مناقشه فقهاء و اصولیین می باشد و مشهور معتقند مقتضی و مانع، قاعده نیست بلکه یکی از مسائل ذیل استصحاب است لذا نگارنده بر آن شد تا پیرامون این قاعده پژوهش جامعی انجام دهد. به عقیده ما مقتضی دارای حیثیت مستقلی است و هر گاه می گوییم مقتضی احراز شد یعنی با ماهیت مستقل خودش محرز گشته و قطعا اقتضاء خود را خواهد داشت مانند نکاح که ...

Corporate Social Responsibility: Comments on the Legal and Economic Context of a Continuing Debate

DRAFT FOR COMMENTS Corporate investment and European monetary policy

This paper assesses the different structures of investment finance in the main EMU member economies, using the BACH database of balance sheet data, aggregated by firm size. Two main sets of results are obtained. First, each country/size class group is characterised using the net sources and uses of finance methodology. The importance of long-term debt as a source of investment finance, and its ...

Author Response: Comments on Evaluation of Central and Peripheral Visual Field Concordance in Glaucoma

We thank Jiang and colleagues for their comments on our recent article comparing central and peripheral visual field (VF) loss in glaucoma. Their comments raise an excellent point—that sensitivity at greater levels of eccentricity to fixation are more variable both within and across individuals—a point also made in our original discussion. If we wanted to compare the percentage of test location...