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Preservation and collection methods for biological evidence in DNA analysis

The objective of this work is to report on the methods and tools for investigation in the area of biological evidence as it pertains to preservation of biological evidence and specifically through review of five articles on this subject.

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Intercultural communication skills demonstrated through a foreign student's experience

To an ordinary observer, intercultural communication, at hindsight, can simply be interpreted as a process of communication transpiring between, or even amongst, people of different cultural backgrounds.

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Mechanical alloying and milling for producing supersaturated solids and solutions

Mechanical Alloying and the Milling Process Facilitate the Production of Supersaturated Solids and Solutions of Two or More Elements

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Case study research methods: psychobiography and archival analysis

Case studies are used when it becomes necessary to study someone or a group up close, as opposed to studying a trend occurrence.

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Common injuries and strain in competitive polo horses

Polo is one of the sports that rely heavily upon horses. The sport has developed from ancient times, and is growing in popularity in the United States, as well as other Western countries.

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Ethical and practical imperatives for limiting fossil fuel use

Global Warming and Social Philosophy: Practical and Ethical Issues in the Face of Climate Change The issue of global warming is one of the most prominent political and social issues of our time.

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Reducing hospital-acquired conditions through integrated risk management

One of the most important operatives in healthcare reform is value-based purchasing. This is pressuring hospitals to improve and report along with encouraging consumers to purchase healthcare based on outcomes of quality.

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Oral squamous cell carcinoma: epidemiology, etiology, and treatment

Oral squamous cell carcinoma is one of the most important forms of oral cancers with unfortunately very poor prognosis rate. Surgery, radiation and chemotherapy constitute the mainstay treatment so far.

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Holistic medicine approaches to HIV disease symptoms and treatment

In the beginning of the HIV / AIDS epidemic there was very little and even no treatment available for individuals with the disease which still has no cure.

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Richard White's examination of the Great Lakes and Mississippi region

Through the up-close and personal examination of a particular place during a particular time period, Richard White (1991) is able to open the eyes of his readers and show them a different way to think about history. There are long-term dynamics in history that a lot of people fail to consider.

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