Virtue and the constitution of the United States by Finnis, J

Characteristics of patients with endometriosis in the United States and the United Kingdom. by Kuohung, W, Jones, G, Vitonis, A, Cramer, D, Kennedy, S, Thomas, D, Hornstein, MD

“… OBJECTIVE: To investigate differences in characteristics of patients with endometriosis in the United States and the United Kingdom. DESIGN: Patient questionnaire. …”

CONTRIBUTION OF NATURAL IONIZING-RADIATION TO CANCER MORTALITY IN THE UNITED-STATES by Darby, S

The role of female partners on men’s motivations to have a vasectomy: Findings from a qualitative study in the southern United States by White, A

Premorbid stroke risk factors and medication use in patients with incident stroke: A comparison of United Kingdom and united states population-based studies by Kleindorfer, D, Broderick, J, Moomaw, C, Kissela, B, Alwell, K, Woo, D, Flaherty, M, Schneider, A, Rothwell, P

Making savers winners: an overview of prize-linked savings products by Kearney, M, Tufano, P, Guryan, J, Hurst, E

“…This paper describes these products, provides examples of their use, argues for their potential popularity in the United States —especially to low and moderate income non-savers—and discusses the laws and regulations in the United States that largely prohibit their issuance. …”

Fact Checking and Analyzing the Web by Goasdoué, F, Karanasos, K, Katsis, Y, Leblay, J, Manolescu, I, Zampetakis, S

SPARQL query answering with bitmap indexes by Leblay, J

Growing Triples on Trees: an XML−RDF Hybrid Model for Annotated Documents by Goasdoué, F, Karanasos, K, Katsis, Y, Leblay, J, Manolescu, I, Zampetakis, S

Breaker breaker by Coleman, J

“…During the period from about 1975 to 1982, dozens of dictionaries of CB slang were published in the United States, and a few in other parts of the world. …”

Classifying ELH Ontologies In SQL Databases by Delaitre, V, Kazakov, Y

Pervasive Monitoring as an Insider Threat: An Adapted Model by Polatin-Reuben, D

“…Revelations that the United States’ National Security Agency implemented a global surveillance programme with the help of its allies have drawn increased attention to pervasive monitoring activities in general. …”

Overview of recent progress in US fast ignition research by Freeman, R, Akli, K, Beg, F, Betti, R, Chen, S, Clark, D, Gu, P, Gregori, G, Hatchett, S, Hey, D, Highbarger, K, Hill, J, Izumi, N, Key, M, King, J, Koch, J, Lasinki, B, Langdon, B, MacKinnon, A, Meyerhofer, D, Patel, N, Patel, P, Pasley, J, Park, H, Ren, C

“…The Fast Ignition Program in the United States has enjoyed increased funding in various forms from the Office of Fusion Energy Sciences of the Department of Energy. …”

Quill: A framework for constructing negotiated texts - with a case study on the US Constitutional Convention of 1787 by Cole, N, Abdul-Rahman, A, Mallon, G

“…A generic platform, its usability, and bene€ts are illustrated by a presentation of the records relating to the 1787 Constitutional Convention that wrote the Constitution of the United States.…”

The rise of the network: the case of our Walmart by Wood, A

“…Despite the fact that private-sector unionisation in the United States has reached a historic low, 2012 saw Walmart's first ever nationwide strike. …”

An international survey indicated that unpublished systematic reviews exist. by Tricco, A, Pham, B, Brehaut, J, Tetroe, J, Cappelli, M, Hopewell, S, Lavis, J, Berlin, J, Moher, D

“…RESULTS: 55.7% (348 of 625) of those invited participated, half of which were from Europe and 22.7% were from the United States. Participants reported 1,405 published (median: 2.0, range: 1-150) and 199 unpublished (median: 2.0, range: 1-33) SRs. …”

Unleashing the power of federated learning in fragmented digital healthcare systems: a visionary perspective by Tania, MH, Clifton, DA

“…In contrast, complexities due to diverse stakeholders, interoperability challenges, privacy and security concerns often pose challenges in achieving a completely centralised healthcare system even in high income countries such as the United Kingdom or in federal systems such as the United States. Moreover, decentralised healthcare systems are more prevalent in resource-poor countries. …”

How can energy demand advance racial justice? The case of the UK by Narayan, U, Higginson, S, Eyre, N

“…The majority of these were about the United States, used quantitative methodologies, and performed analysis at the city and national-level, especially in the residential sector, and also focused on energy demand. …”

Healthy percentage body fat ranges: an approach for developing guidelines based on body mass index. by Gallagher, D, Heymsfield, S, Heo, M, Jebb, SA, Murgatroyd, P, Sakamoto, Y

“…DESIGN: Body fat was measured in subjects from 3 ethnic groups (white, African American, and Asian) who were screened and evaluated at 3 universities [Cambridge (United Kingdom), Columbia (United States), and Jikei (Japan)] with use of reference body-composition methods [4-compartment model (4C) at 2 laboratories and dual-energy X-ray absorptiometry (DXA) at all 3 laboratories]. …”

Socio-historical and linguistic aspects of early Slovak Anglicist lexicography by Böhmerová, A

“…However, the first Slovak Anglicist dictionaries did not arise in Slovakia but in the United States in connection with the need of the early Slovak end-of-19th-century immigrants to handle their basic communication needs in the foreign linguistic community. …”