On the grounds of previously published data, length was divided into two groups: ≤5 cm and >5 cm.
The White House acknowledged today that it had coordinated and approved Britain's release on Thursday of details of the case against Osama bin Laden, even though it had declined, on national security grounds, to publish a similar accounting of the evidence against the suspected mastermind of the attacks on the Pentagon and the World Trade Center.
In 1891, she broke new ground by publishing a series of ten color drypoints and aquatints, creating "a true masterpiece".
The Second World War is hardly new ground and publishing a worthwhile book about it requires both impressive research and a striking degree of self-belief.
To remedy the scarcity of published information on differences in average leaf mass fractions in above-ground biomass between lianas and trees, we used published allometric equations for Amazonian trees and lianas to estimate the above-ground biomass (AGB) from stem diameter (D).
This article presents a novel conceptual map of patient empowerment grounded in published definitions of patient empowerment and qualitative interviews with UK stakeholders.
A novel conceptual map of patient empowerment grounded in published definitions of patient empowerment and qualitative interviews with UK stakeholders is described, that may be useful to healthcare providers and researchers designing, implementing and evaluating interventions to promote patient empowerment.
Common Ground is published by Hutchinson.
His first novel, "My Own Ground," published in 1976 by Farrar, Straus & Giroux, was about the daughter of a rabbi on the Lower East Side who becomes a prostitute.
The findings of a ground-breaking study, published in the journal PLOS ONE today, suggest that brooding too much on negative events is the biggest predictor of depression and anxiety and determines the level of stress people experience.
