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Cardiovascular Prevention In Myocardial Infarction With Nonobstructive Coronary Arteries: Is It Needed And Why?

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A myocardial infarction (MI) is in most cases caused by the sudden rupture of an unstable atherosclerotic plaque/stenosis in the coronary arteries. This leads to…
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Examining Weak Bonds In Huadian Kerogen With Supercritical Ethanolysis

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Oil shale is a potential alternative fossil energy source whose kerogen’s chemical structure makes up the basis of its application, presently for pyrolysis or retorting…
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How To Keep A Network Running Even When The Server Is Down

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Nearly of all of us use the internet on a daily basis. We can hardly imagine our life for a second without the internet. Whenever…
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Sequence-Defined Molecules Can Be Used To Create 2D Nanomaterials

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The unique sequence-defined property endows materials scientists with the ability to precisely tailor and adjust the combination of functional groups at an atomic level, making…
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Whichever Intelligence Makes You Happy

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From Intelligence to Psychological Well-Being: There Is a Path… or Two The value of intelligence as a substantial factor of success and survival is beyond…
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Identifying Extreme Vs. Moderate Language In Online Ratings

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Those who take moderate and nuanced positions often lament the rise in extreme rhetoric and polarized debates. While social media is often identified as the…
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How Tropical Dry Forests Respond To Hurricane Damage

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Global climate change is considered an emerging threat to the persistence and functioning of dry tropical ecosystems, which are the most threatened of all tropical…
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“0D” Microarrays Of Live Bacteria Using AC Electrokinetics On A Chip

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Bacteria have been around for over a billion years and have developed remarkable capabilities to not only cause deadly infections but also to survive adverse…
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Assessing The Problem Of Simulating Courtyards: The Case Of ENVI-met

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Traditional architecture has always known how to build according to climatic conditions in a particular location. As mere examples, we traditionally use sloped roofs where…
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Using NDVI And OSAVI To Monitor Rangeland Health

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As the demand for agriculture grows, rangeland managers are charged with the task of managing larger and more complex operations. However, many rangelands (especially in…
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Diagnosing The Health Of Cities  

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Cities are playing a more and more important role in human economic and cultural development, while also exerting great impacts on the environment. Being able…
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