三代澤経人著『会計過程論』 (中央経済社 2005年9月 254ページ)

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Observation of the DsJ(2317) and DsJ(2457) in B Decays

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A polot study of understanding School Social Work - A survey of medical students to learn the school health -

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BOUNDEDNESS OF SUBLINEAR OPERATORS AND COMMUTATORS ON L^{p,w}(mathbb{R}^{n})

application/pdfIn this paper, the authors establish the boundedness of some rough operators and their commutators with BMO (R^{n}) functions on generalized Morrey spaces, L^{P^{W}},(R^{n}).departmental bulletin pape

The Significance of the First Textbook of Book-Keeping in Japan – The Change in the“Profit"Concept -

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Bioaccumulation and Effects of CdTe/CdS Quantum Dots on <i>Chlamydomonas reinhardtii</i> – Nanoparticles or the Free Ions?

In order to properly assess the environmental risk of engineered nanoparticles (ENP), it is necessary to determine their fate (including dissolution, aggregation, and bioaccumulation) under representative environmental conditions. CdTe/CdS quantum dots (QD), such as those used in medical imaging, are known to release Cd2+ due (mainly) to the dissolution of their outer shell. In this study, Chlamydomonas reinhardtii was exposed to either a soluble Cd salt or QD at similar concentrations of total Cd. Free Cd concentrations were measured using the Absence of Gradients and Nernstian Equilibrium Stripping technique. QD dissolution increased with decreasing pH and with increasing QD concentration. When exposed to QD, bioaccumulation was largely accounted for by dissolved Cd. Nonetheless, QD were shown to be taken up by the cells and to provoke unique biological effects. Whole transcriptome screening using RNA-Seq analysis showed that the free Cd and the QD had distinctly different biological effects

片麻痺患者における下肢装具と下肢筋力の関係 : 脚伸展トルクを指標とした検討

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Summary of most commonly reported barriers by super-category.

The number and percentage (in brackets) of respondents with comments corresponding to one of eight barrier super-categories are shown for Question 1. Seven hundred thirty-four respondents (of a total n = 1,231) provided a free-text response for this question. As shown, faculty-related barriers were the barriers reported most frequently.</p

Summary demographics.

Summary demographics shown as percentages of respondents (n = 1,231, the total number of US respondents). The composite survey respondent is a white male or female PhD, self-taught in bioinformatics, with their degree earned in 2000–2009. S/he works at a non-minority-serving, doctoral-granting institution with an undergraduate enrollment of less than 5,000.</p

Characteristics of faculty cohorts stratified by degree year.

Characteristics of faculty cohorts stratified by degree year.</p