Artifice and Medium-Specific Art: Poetry Performance and Film by Geneviève Cohen-Cheminet

“…The editing work undertaken with film artist Meryem De Lagarde led to a clearer understanding of issues of remediation, immediacy and hypermediacy, from the oppositional, Modernist legacy of artifice to the contemporary awareness of our collective, compliant fascination with images. …”
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La biodiversité est-elle un enjeu pour les habitants ? by Laure Cormier, Fabienne Joliet, Nathalie Carcaud

“…Interpretation of the results led to consider the appropriation of the term “trame verte” and the concept of biodiversity by residents and, more generally, expectations of “nature”.…”
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In a historic environment, design with order an ostensible disorder by Emanuele Walter Angelico

“…The essay examines the relationship between the built and its regeneration. We are too often led to believe that contemporaneity lies only in manufactured products that are devised ex-novo, built as an expression of the languages belonging to the school of the archistars; but, as an alternative, with a skillful employment of various technologies, it is possible to think over and turn, once again, functioning the already experienced places, allowing the interventions to be reversible, in a continuous relationship between order and disorder, in which the first is method and project, while the second represents the chaos of the existent.…”
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Sędziowie pokoju we Francji w czasach Rewolucji — zagadnienia ustrojowe a ideały oświecenia by Oskar Olejnik

“…The work on the law, which was eventually passed as the law of August 16–24, 1790, led to the establishment of the institution of justices of the peace equipped with two areas of competence: litigation and conciliation. …”
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The Possible Role of Transplacentally-Acquired Antibodies to Infectious Agents, With Molecular Mimicry to Nervous System Sialic Acid Epitopes, as Causes of Neuromental Disorders: P... by André J. Nahmias, Susanne Beckman Nahmias, Dan Danielsson

“…Lessons from four-decade investigations of the epidemiology, immunology, pathogenesis, prevention and therapy of perinatal infectious agents, which invade directly the nervous system, have led us to propose a new indirect effect hypothesis: maternal transplacentally-acquired antibodies, to agents with epitope molecular mimicry with the developing nervous system, can cross the fetus/infant's blood–nervous system barriers to cause NMD's, clinically manifest years later.…”
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Hommage à François Gros, savant engagé by Chevènement, Jean-Pierre, Lazar, Philippe, Papon, Pierre, Gallois, Louis

“…A few years later, at the request of President François Mitterrand, he chaired the National Conference on Research and Technology (1981–1982), which led to substantial changes in the way French public research was organised.…”
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Spectrum of spondyloarthritis by Himanshu Pathak, Karl Gaffney

“…Advances in radiography and magnetic resonance imaging techniques have led to the development of classification criteria which have aided early diagnosis and effective management. …”
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A Blind Spot in the Diagnostic Field: The Challenging Diagnosis of Tumefactive Multiple Sclerosis by Ramy Mando, Emile Muallem, Shaiva G. Meka, Ramona Berghea

“…Ultimately, biopsy was done which led to the diagnosis of tumefactive multiple sclerosis.…”
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La réception de la littérature de jeunesse : du lecteur supposé aux lecteurs réels by Doriane Montmasson

“…Confronted to various normativities, and now offered books that sometimes leave room their own interpretations, are children led to have an interpretative reading of the albums they “manipulate”?…”
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L’engagement des enseignants dans des dispositifs pédagogiques : une traduction entre prise de risques et paris adjacents by Quentin Magogeat

“…By mobilizing actor-network theory, we analyze the different stages of the translation processes which led teachers to engage in the implementation of these devices. …”
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Pasteur : sous le savant l’artiste by Perrot, Annick

“…In particular these talents led him to one of his capital discoveries, the chirality of chemical compounds. …”
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Urinary Tract Infections in Adults by Evan B. Cohn, Anthony J. Schaeffer

“…Advances in the understanding of both host and bacterial factors involved in UTI have led to many improvements in therapy. While there have also been advances in the realm of antimicrobials, there have been numerous problems with multiple drug resistant organisms. …”
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Influence de la fiction policière américaine chez trois auteurs de fantasie britannique (Green - Pratchett - Scott) by Catherine Magalhaes

“…This recent trend, developed since the 1990s in European as well as American high fantasy, led to the coining of the concept of detective fantasy. …”
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Environnements naturel et matériel : vers une culture de l’éducation scientifique by Faouzia Kalali

“…The rapid changes and mutations that have accelerated over the past half century have led to an upheaval in contemporary socio-cultural realities. …”
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« À la nouvelle du désastre… » : rumeurs et sociabilité ordinaire en temps de crise (Flaubert, Zola) by Bertrand Marquer

“…This novelistic choice, which differs from contemporary theories of rumour (considered as a pathological phenomenon), is part of the satire, and reflects the evolution of a society now led by Opinion.…”
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Relapsing Polychondritis and Artiritis in a Patient with Ulcerative Colitis: A Case Report by Dilara Turan Gökçe, Buket Karsavuranoğlu, Bahar Özdemir, Meral Akdoğan Kayhan, Yasemin Özderin Özin

“…Despite the initial antibiotic treatment, the patient’s symptoms persisted and worsened, necessitating the initiation of prednisolone therapy, which led to complete resolution of the chondritis and arthritis symptoms within 2 weeks. …”
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A Case of Pulmonary Sarcoidosis With Multiple Endobronchial Polypoid Structures and Partial Airway Obstruction by Nagihan Orhun MD, Utku Ekin MD, Islam Rajab MD, Jessimar Sanchez MD, Arham Hazari MD, Mourad Ismail MD

“…Treatment with corticosteroids led to significant clinical improvement. This case underscores the importance of considering sarcoidosis in the differential diagnosis of endobronchial masses and the role of biopsy in confirming the diagnosis.…”
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Miliary Tuberculosis Presenting as Puerperial Fever by A. Agarwal

“…Prolonged workup of eight weeks led to the diagnosis of miliary tuberculosis as the cause of postpartum fever that responded well to antituberculous drugs.…”
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From a geographical mountain to mountain geographies. A social geography analysis of the Chilean Andes by Andrés Núñez, Federico Arenas, Rafael Sánchez

“…This natural border has led to hidden socio-spatial processes that occur around the Andes, emerging from various social spaces or “mountain geography” areas which, combined, form a highly complex and dynamic territory.…”
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Entre dissonance et consonance : les multiples facettes de l’expérience du visiteur explorant l’art contemporain au musée by Anne-Marie Émond

“…This article presents the factors that favour the participant-visitor’s relationship with contemporary art, one in which the adult is led to consider the pleasures of ambiguity and to appreciate the new experiences provoked by the works exhibited in a museum.…”
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