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This article revisited the relatively low visibility of MI compared to medical fields in the special case of two carefully defined MI-related corpora compared to a corpus focused on Internal Medicine.

This article revisits DFT treatments of existing mononuclear Mo(0) pentaphosphine-based model complexes.

This article revisits the use of narrative frames as a research instrument first proposed in a 2008 System article.

This article revisits a question posed by Hyland [(1997). Is EAP necessary? A survey of Hong Kong undergraduates.

This article revisits Ivan Illich's call for limiting the use of tools and elaborates its implications for degrowth.

This article revisits David W. Galenson's work on the relationship between artistic creativity and the life cycle of artists.

This article revisits the theoretical foundations to justify such analysis and provides new results from the application of time-varying bispectral analysis to evoked EEG responses.

This article revisits key interoperability questions in heterogeneous wireless networks for smart cities, and outlines a simple, modular architecture to deal with these complex issues.

This article revisits Maurizio Lazzarato's 1994 text on the 'strategies of the political entrepreneur' in the context of Noko Jeans, a recent Sweden-based venture to produce jeans in North Korea, while simultaneously influencing the political regime in the country.

This article revisits Africa's agricultural input landscape, exploiting the unique, recently collected, nationally representative, agriculturally intensive, and cross-country comparable Living Standard Measurement Study-Integrated Surveys on Agriculture (LSMS-ISA) covering six countries in the region (Ethiopia, Malawi, Niger, Nigeria, Tanzania, and Uganda).

This article revisits recently proposed methods to determine the kernel parameter and the number of latent components for identifying kernel principal component analysis (KPCA) and kernel partial least squares (KPLS) models.