Sophisticated bronze, ceramic, stone, and bone industries were housed in a network of settlements surrounding the unwalled cult centre at Xiaotun, which had rammed-earth temple-palace foundations.
Those drivers, who are often independent and own their own rigs, have to cope with managers' demands and all the safety rules that still exist, even as the close-to-the-bone industry leaves little room for error.
It doesn't take much to see that the problems of two little companies do amount to a hill of beans in this crazy world; on the other hand, the hill isn't half as tall as the companies would like to think, and I am suspicious of movies that pride themselves on nudging the funny bone of industry wonks.
Analysis of them makes us confident that what we have is evidence of a bone-tool industry, not just occasional pieces".
There was no significant difference in beneficial bone outcomes between industry sponsored (0.13; 95% CI −0.48, 0.73) and non-industry sponsored studies (0.48; 95% CI −0.10, 1.06) (p value = 0.41).
As a result, it is extensively being investigated in field of agriculture, food packaging industry, bone engineering, artificial skin, biomedical material and drug delivery [22].
Although air conduction is more commonly used in industry, bone conducted radio communication offers an attractive means for infantry to communicate on the battlefield.
Specifically, publication bias remains absent in bone studies with industry sponsorship (Additional file 4: Figure S2; panel f)—bias coefficient: 0.24 (95% CI −3.19, 3.67; p value = 0.891).
Hence the search for something to put some modern economic flesh on the bones of heavy industry.
However, results from atherosclerosis and bone outcomes from industry-sponsored studies, while yielding smaller effects, displayed fewer signs of publication bias.
