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A Framework for Implementing Biodiversity Offsets: Selecting Sites and Determining Scale by Kiesecker, Joseph M, Copeland, Holly, Pocewicz, Amy, Nibbelink, Nate, McKenney, Bruce, Dahlke, John, Holloran, Matt, Stroud, Dan

“…Biodiversity offsets provide a mechanism for maintaining or enhancing environmental values in situations where development is sought despite detrimental…”
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Early detection of protein depletion in alcoholic cirrhosis: role of body composition analysis by Prijatmoko, D, Strauss, B J, Lambert, J R, Sievert, W, Stroud, D B, Wahlqvist, M L, Katz, B, Colman, J, Jones, P, Korman, M G

“…Malnutrition is common in alcoholic cirrhosis. Bedside nutritional assessment techniques may be unreliable in patients with chronic liver disease. The aim of…”
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Sharper, Clearer Outcomes: Using Stakeholder Focus Groups for Tuning History by Bergerson, Andrew Stuart, Lindsay, Nathan, Gensheimer, Leah K., Stroud, Dan

“…It is hard to overestimate the benefits of effective learning assessments that are founded on clear, measurable outcomes. It is imperative for faculty to…”
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Wildlife Conservation Evaluation by Stroud, Dan, Usher, Michael B.

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Total body nitrogen predicts long-term mortality in haemodialysis patients-a single-centre experience by ARORA, P, STRAUSS, B. J. G, BOROVNICAR, D, STROUD, D, ATKINS, R. C, KERR, P. G

“…It has been estimated that 30-50% of adult haemodialysis patients have moderate to severe malnutrition. We have previously shown that estimation of total body…”
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Replies by Stroud, Dan, Ward, Leigh C., Thomas, Brian J., Cornish, Bruce H.

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Electromagnetic Interference from Walkie-talkies and Mobile Phones by Ying Huang, Dan Stroud, Lars Hansen, Ray McKenzie

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Walkie Talkies Cause More Electromagnetic Interference to Medical Equipment Than Mobile Phones by Stroud, D B, Huang, Y, Hansen, L, McKenzie, R

“…It is generally realised that mobile phones can interfere with medical electrical equipment and many hospitals have policies which aim to minimise the risk to…”
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Now the TUG sets its sights on the City: The unions are on the march after an increase in their legal rights, reports Caroline Stroud and Dan Orstein by Stroud Ornstein, Caroline Dan

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