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...CEMAN) in randomized controlled trials and meta-analyses |journal=Canadian Medical Association Journal |language=en |volume=192 |issue=32 |pages=E901–E906 |do ...the difference between two groups. This coding system is appropriate when researchers have an a priori hypothesis concerning the specific differences among the g ...

{{Short description|Canadian manufacturer of scientific instruments}} '''Photon etc.''' is a Canadian manufacturer of [[infrared cameras]], widely tunable [[optical filter]]s, [ ...

...t|ancient Egyptians]] during the 17th century BCE. The document details 48 medical ailments and makes references to how to deal with head wounds. Much later ...work, Edinger was able to immigrate to London where she translated German medical texts into English. Eventually her visa quota number was called and she was ...

'''Obesity classification''' is a ranking of [[obesity]], the [[medical condition]] in which excess [[body fat]] has accumulated to the extent that [[Obesity]] is a [[medical condition]] in which excess [[body fat]] has accumulated to the extent that ...

...18.pdf|url-status=live}} {{OGL-attribution|version=3.0}}</ref> [[Immunity (medical)|Immunity]] from previous recovery<ref>{{Cite medRxiv |title=Comparing SARS ...Rakhimov |first3=Amir |last4=Giorgi |first4=Federico M.|journal=Journal of Medical Virology | year=2021 |volume=93 |issue=9 |pages=5638–5643 | doi=10.1002/jmv ...

...nal |last= Vertinsky |first= P. |year= 2007 |journal= Canadian Bulletin of Medical History |volume= 24 |issue= 2 |pages= 291–316 |title= Physique as destiny: ...s into three categories using data processes that would not be accepted by researchers today.<ref>{{cite journal|title=The BMI as a somatotypic measure of physiqu ...

...not an ideal choice of word.<ref name="jep" /> The word also underlies the medical term [[opsonin]]s, referring to proteins which help to destroy bacteria.<re Researchers have used this fact to explain at least part of the observed wage different ...

...s and traditions of hospitals in the Mohammedan period.<ref>C. Elgood. ''A Medical history of Persia''. Cambridge Univ. Press. p. 173</ref> ...Persians also prohibited the use of human anatomical dissection by Muslim medical practitioners for social and religious reasons.<ref name="Shoja 359–378"/> ...

...can be [[cancer]] causing in both humans and animals.<ref>"What is Smog?", Canadian Council of Ministers of the Environment, CCME.caArchived September 28, 2011 ...of VOCs in human cell lines, the human [[volatilome]], has been started by researchers.<ref>{{cite journal | last1 = Filipiak | first1 = W. | last2 = Mochalski | ...

...l order is not always reflected in scientific practice, where experimental researchers may look for a specific piece of evidence in order to confirm or disconfirm ...er |first1=Nathan |title=The Objective Confirmation of Hypotheses |journal=Canadian Journal of Philosophy |date=1981 |volume=11 |issue=3 |pages=395–404 |doi=10 ...

...ates far higher than predicted. In 1954, [[Edward Teller]] gathered fusion researchers at the Princeton Gun Club. He pointed out the problems and suggested that a When the meeting concluded, most researchers turned out papers explaining why Teller's concerns did not apply to their d ...

*The first Canadian [[Medicare (Canada)|Medicare]] plan was launched in [[Saskatchewan]], resul ...a trip to [[Austria]], [[Switzerland]] and the [[United Kingdom]], "for a medical check up".<ref>News items in ''[[The Guardian]]'' and ''The Nation'' of Jul ...

**{{annotated link|Hypoxia (medical)|Hypoxia}} ...necessarily experience an urgent need to breathe and has no other obvious medical condition that might have caused it. It can be provoked by [[hyperventilati ...

{{More medical citations needed|date=August 2016}} ...ety of common products including baby and water bottles, sports equipment, medical and dental devices, [[dental fillings]] sealants, CDs and DVDs, household e ...

..., combat crime and so on".{{r|Economist}} Scientists, business executives, medical practitioners, advertising and [[Government database|governments]] alike re ...dashboards. Practitioners still lack a standard workflow that would allow researchers, users and policymakers to efficiently and effectively deal with data.<ref ...

...ent and deadly events, such as traffic crashes, household accidents, and [[medical error]]s. One key distinction of dreadful risks seems to be their potential ...proximal processes: Neurobiological mechanisms for spread of activation. Medical Science Monitor, 10, 231–234.</ref> McElroy and Seta proposed that they cou ...

...=Spaulding, R. |author5= Bacon, J. |title=IEEE Nuclear Science Symposuim & Medical Imaging Conference |chapter=Passive imaging of SNM with cosmic-ray generate ...ly 60 meters wide was reported as a preliminary result, which has led some researchers to suggest that the structure of the pyramid might have been weakened and i ...

...ions of medicolegal alcohol determination |journal=Journal of the American Medical Association |date=21 May 1932 |volume=98 |issue=21 |pages=1834 |doi=10.1001 ...channel]]s.<ref name="pmid17591544" /><ref name="pmid19342616" /> Instead, researchers have had to rely on functional studies to elucidate the actions of ethanol. ...

...unchao |last4=He |first4=Huiyan |title=Perception and Interaction of Urban Medical Space from the Perspective of Technical Geography: A Case Study of Guangzho With the emergence of GIS, researchers rapidly began to explore methods to use the technology for various geograph ...

...ia causes sudden blackout with little or no warning. This makes [[Hypoxia (medical)|hypoxia]] a deadly hazard for rebreather divers.<ref name="apdiving" /> ...US-2007/> Investigations into rebreather deaths focus on three main areas: medical, equipment, and procedural.<ref name=AAUS-2007/> ...