The Chinese Medical Journal, Nov., Dec., 1933

Letters: Nov/Dec 2001

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Buerhaus Article - Nov/Dec

278 TH I S F O U R-PA RT S E R I E S o n changes in the re g i s t e re d nurse (RN) workforce has re p o rted the results of several analyses designed to assess: (a) plausible explanations for the curre n t s h o rtage of RNs in hospital specialty c a re units (Buerhaus, Staiger, & Auerbach, 2000a); (b) the influence of older-aged associate degree graduates in explaining the rapid aging of the...

IETE TR Nov Dec 11_Cover

The application of Multihop Cell phone-based Sensor Network (MCSN) technologies for the Data gathering service has brought new challenges in maintaining communication clusters of Cluster heads for long time durations. Stable clustering methods reduce the reclustering frequency in MCSN and provide for a more energy-efficient hierarchical network topology. The stability is defined in terms of Dom...

The kurume Medical Journal

T Summary: Studies have reported the presence of relationships between the Myc target gene Mina53 and poor prognostic factors in several cancers including esophageal cancer. In this study, we investigated the relationships between Mina53 expression in gingival squamous cell carcinoma and clinicopathological factors. Seven samples of normal and dysplastic gingival tissues and 15 samples of gingi...

The Sheffield Medical Journal