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Theorising new possibilities for Scholarship of Teaching and Learning and teaching-focused academics by Godbold, Nattalia, Matthews, Kelly E. Elizabeth, Gannaway, Deanne

“…Definitions and understandings of the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning (SoTL), scholarly teaching, and research are multiple and often conflicting…”
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Discovery, optimisation and in vivo evaluation of novel GPR119 agonists by Brocklehurst, Katy J., Broo, Anders, Butlin, Roger J., Brown, Hayley S., Clarke, David S., Davidsson, Öjvind, Goldberg, Kristin, Groombridge, Sam D., Kelly, Elizabeth E., Leach, Andrew, McKerrecher, Darren, O’Donnell, Charles, Poucher, Simon, Schofield, Paul, Scott, James S., Teague, Joanne, Westgate, Leanne, Wood, Matt J.M.

“…GPR119 is increasingly seen as an attractive target for the treatment of type II diabetes and other elements of the metabolic syndrome. During a programme…”
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Is the eosinophil a "Humpty Dumpty" cell in asthma? by Busse, William W, Kelly, Elizabeth A E B

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Statistical models of outcome in malpractice lawsuits involving death or neurologically impaired infants by Bors-Koefoed, Roy, Zylstra, Samuel, Resseguie, Laurence J., Ricci, Barbara A., Kelly, Elizabeth E., Mondor, Maureen C.

“…The objective was to determine whether factors could be identified in medical and legal records that are associated with the successful defense of obstetrical…”
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Statistical models of outcome in malpractice lawsuits involving death or neurologically impaired infants by Bors‐Koefoed, Roy, Zylstra, Samuel, Resseguie, Laurence J., Ricci, Barbara A., Kelly, Elizabeth E., Mondor, Maureen C.

“…The objective was to determine whether factors could be identified in medical and legal records that are associated with the successful defense of obstetrical…”
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Emergency ventricular pacing from the esophagus in infancy by Serwer, Gerald A., Eckerd, John M., Kelly, Elizabeth E., Armstrong, Brenda E.

“…Use of transesophageal ventricular pacing for emergency cardiac pacing has been reported in adults, 1–4 but not in infants. Emergency pacing in infants has…”
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