Additionally, most articles discuss their care review systems in the context of describing an aspect of their process, or corresponding improvement initiative.
Most articles discuss predictive measures of academic success in medical school, including both cognitive and non-cognitive variables that can assist admission committees to choose those students most likely to achieve well in medical school, while at the same time, steering committees away from admitting students likely to fail.
From the delivery perspective, most of the articles discussed standalone technologies, and from device perspective, most of the articles focus on non-mobile technologies.
Hardware system: From the user-experience perspective most of the articles discussed non-immersive technologies.
Most academic articles discuss the sentience, high levels of intelligence, family structures, cooperation, and culture of these beautiful animals.
Specifically, for the topic of early schooling, most the articles (i.e., 15 articles) discussed the Law No 27.045 that established age 4 as the mandatory starting age for education; eight articles focused on the current government initiative of lowering it to 3 years, and nine on the expansion of the "alternative" centers (i.e., Community Centers, CeDIs and CPIs).
Based on the literature review, few articles discussed the utilization of rail, sea, or air modes; most focused on road.
Most of the 95 articles discuss models for the response phase, and very few combine mitigation/preparedness/response.
They're unknown to most people, and recent news articles discussing ocean acidification and pteropod shells probably didn't grab the public's attention.
We included four articles discussing femoral head sizes, four articles discussing trunnion design, six articles discussing local biological reactions, and four articles discussing gross trunnion failure.
