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    Unconventional exhibitions of desire. by Ng, Hwei Yun.

    Published 2010
    “…In contrast, physicality may seem like a burden to the imagination, when we see Jordan and city dwellers fantasizing about the lack of gravity and being able to leave your body behind to pursue other desires. …”
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    Fixtured vibratory finishing of Ti-6Al-4V by Houmayune, Haja Abdul Jaafer.

    Published 2013
    “…Titanium parts on an aircraft that are subject to fatigue, fracture, or wear can see tangible enhancements in life-span and performance by improving their overall smoothness. …”
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    An appraisal of existing seismic vulnerability assessment methodologies by Kathotia, Vaibhav

    Published 2014
    “…This comparison is carried out to see the relevancy and accuracy of the data produced using the new risk assessment method in the research paper mentioned.…”
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    The golden bull : is it coming? (current prospects of gold trading) by Lim, Wee Beng, Lim, Daniel Chih Ming, Leong, Kum Hoe

    Published 2015
    “…What motivates the writing of this report is the potential, we see, in this long- neglected area of investment. …”
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    Use of large language models as artificial intelligence tools in academic research and publishing among global clinical researchers by Mishra, T, Sutanto, E, Rossanti, R, Pant, N, Ashraf, A, Raut, A, Uwabareze, G, Oluwatomiwa, A, Zeeshan, B

    Published 2024
    “…Majority (57.5%) of these participants practiced in an academic setting with a median of 7 (2,18) PubMed Indexed published articles. 198 respondents (87.6%) were aware of LLMs and those who were aware had higher number of publications (p < 0.001). 18.7% of the respondents who were aware (n = 37) had previously used LLMs in publications especially for grammatical errors and formatting (64.9%); however, most (40.5%) did not acknowledge its use in their papers. 50.8% of aware respondents (n = 95) predicted an overall positive future impact of LLMs while 32.6% were unsure of its scope. 52% of aware respondents (n = 102) believed that LLMs would have a major impact in areas such as grammatical errors and formatting (66.3%), revision and editing (57.2%), writing (57.2%) and literature review (54.2%). 58.1% of aware respondents were opined that journals should allow for use of AI in research and 78.3% believed that regulations should be put in place to avoid its abuse. Seeing the perception of researchers towards LLMs and the significant association between awareness of LLMs and number of published works, we emphasize the importance of developing comprehensive guidelines and ethical framework to govern the use of AI in academic research and address the current challenges.…”
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    Bacteria-mediated anti-cancer therapy by Bhave, Madhura Satish

    Published 2019
    “…However, IB significantly inhibited the growth of the tumors and improved the survival rate of immunocompetent CT26 tumor-bearing mice. Histological analysis showed that IB increased the necrotic area in HCT116 tumors. …”
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    Synthesis of epoxidized poly(ester carbonate)-b-polyimide-b-poly(ester carbonate) : reactive single-walled carbon nanotube dispersants enable synergistic reinforcement around multi... by Liu, Bo, Liu, Chengyin, De Luca, Hugo G., Raman Pillai, Suresh Kumar, Anthony, David B., Li, Jianghua, Bismarck, Alexander, Shaffer, Milo S. P., Chan-Park, Mary Bee Eng

    Published 2020
    “…Herein, PI-derived block copolymers are synthesized via ring-opening copolymerization of lactide (LA) (a control monomer) and allyl-bearing 2-methyl-2-(allyloxycarbonyl)-propylene carbonate (MAC) from the OH-terminal ends of the PI block to produce PLA-PI-PLA (TB1, a control) and PMAC-PI-PMAC (TB2). …”
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