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Liu Jin-Ping, Zheng Cheng-Mu, Zhuang Nan-Sheng·Yi chuan = Hereditas
Bilingual teaching of genetics is a new teaching research area. This paper introduces a number of texts of genetics in English, and outlines principles of bilingual teaching of genetics.
English D·Literature and medicine
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Jilbert J·Mohlomi
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Hill P·Africa : journal of the International Institute of African Languages and Cultures
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Kenya. Central Bureau of Statistics·Kenya statistical digest
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ENGLISH T A·Thorax
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Lind Meredith, Moss Kristyn, Javens Thomas, +1 more·Otolaryngology--head and neck surgery : official journal of American Academy of Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery
OBJECTIVE: Compared with those of English language preference (ELP), patients of non-English language preference (NELP) are at increased risk of postoperative complications and health care utilization. A series of interventions were initiated to reduce utilization and improve post-tonsillectomy outcomes for NELP patien…
He Yunfan, Liang Jun, Fu Wenguang, +4 more·Journal of multidisciplinary healthcare
BACKGROUND: Online health-related misinformation poses a serious threat to public health. As the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic aggravated the spread of misinformation regarding COVID-19, relevant research has surged. OBJECTIVE: To systematically summarize Chinese and English articles regarding health-re…
Liu Jiajia, Cai Jigang, Guo Shufa, +1 more·Heliyon
BACKGROUND: The internationalization of higher education has stimulated an ever-increasing demand for English for Medical Purposes (EMP) courses for nursing undergraduates in China. EMP courses are designed to provide learner-centered language instruction to satisfy students' English communication needs in the future w…
Mirza Mansha, Harrison Elizabeth A, Roman Marissa, +2 more·Disability and rehabilitation
PURPOSE: Individuals who lack proficiency in the dominant language of their region experience difficulty accessing healthcare and exhibit poorer health outcomes. Utilization of professional interpreters can improve health services and outcomes for this population. Most existing studies focus on medical settings, with v…
Hartling Lisa, Featherstone Robin, Nuspl Megan, +3 more·BMC medical research methodology
BACKGROUND: Systematic reviews (SRs) are an important source of information about healthcare interventions. A key component of a well-conducted SR is a comprehensive literature search. There is limited evidence on the contribution of non-English reports, unpublished studies, and dissertations and their impact on result…
De Jayita, Wand Anne P F, Smerdely Peter I, +1 more·International journal of geriatric psychiatry
OBJECTIVE: To measure the diagnostic accuracy of the 4A's test in screening for delirium in geriatric inpatients from culturally diverse backgrounds. METHODS: A prospective study was conducted with patients admitted to the geriatric and orthogeriatric services of a tertiary teaching hospital. Consenting participants a…
Hu Yannan, van Lenthe Frank J, Judge Ken, +4 more·BMC public health
BACKGROUND: Between 1997 and 2010, the English government pursued an ambitious programme to reduce health inequalities, the explicit and sustained commitment of which was historically and internationally unique. Previous evaluations have produced mixed results. None of these evaluations have, however, compared the tren…
Linares Miguel, Rodriguez Jorge A, Samal Lipika·JAMA network open
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Dixon Thomas·Emotion review : journal of the International Society for Research on Emotion
The word "emotion" has named a psychological category and a subject for systematic enquiry only since the 19th century. Before then, relevant mental states were categorised variously as "appetites," "passions," "affections," or "sentiments." The word "emotion" has existed in English since the 17th century, originating…
Erickson Donna, Suemitsu Atsuo, Shibuya Yoshiho, +1 more·Phonetica
This paper examines kinematic patterns of jaw opening and associated F1 values of 4 American English speakers in productions of the sentence 'I saw five bright highlights in the sky'. Results show strong-weak jaw opening alternations during the production of the utterance, and significant correlation of F1 with jaw ope…
Betts T, Betts H·Seizure
In Shakespeare's play King Lear the word 'epileptic' appears (used in a derogatory manner). This is held to be the first appearance of the word in the English language (although we have found earlier English references to the word which Shakespeare may have read). Textual analysis of the lines following the use of 'epi…
Goodliffe J·Addiction (Abingdon, England)
This paper gives a comparison of the approach of the US courts and of the Solicitor's Disciplinary Tribunal in England to disciplinary proceedings concerning lawyers suffering from alcohol dependence and/or depression. A richer case law in the USA indicates a more sophisticated approach, higher standards as to evidence…
Maillet R J, Pata I, Grossman S·NursingConnections
With the growing number of clients transferred out of the intensive care units (ICUs) following increasingly shorter stays, time constraints have become a barrier to effective teaching. Written information that is readily available to clients helps resolve this problem. A pamphlet (in Spanish and English) was developed…
Brozek J, Kuthan V·Perceptual and motor skills
In an earlier note (Brozek, 1989) regret was expressed that Zusne's valuable book Eponyms in Psychology (1987) did not provide information on persons who coined the eponyms as well as on the time and place in which they were introduced into the scientific literature. The present report provides such information for the…