Grafting of a single donor myofibre promotes hypertrophy in dystrophic mouse muscle. by Luisa Boldrin, Jennifer E Morgan

“…These results suggest the presence of a crucial cross-talk between the donor fibre and the host muscle environment.…”
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La menace sans visage : Images de l’ennemi dans la presse britannique à la suite des attentats du 11 septembre 2001 by Pascale Villate-Compton

“…When President Bush, along with most of the English speaking media, talked about “war” in the aftermath of the World Trade Center attacks on 9/11/2001, he opened up the way for an array of representations of a multi-faceted enemy, which soon became a focus for fear. …”
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CONCEPTS OF NATIONAL IDENTITY RESARCH IN THE GEORGIAN LITERARY SPACE by Nana Arakhamia

“…The article «Concepts of National Identity Research in the Georgian Literary Space» talks about the determining factors of national identity, that the nation forms and constitutes itself through the national narrative. …”
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Openbaar vervoer voor iedereen? Beoordeling van de MIVB-haltes in Brussel by Frédéric Dobruszkes, Martin Grandjean, Arthur Nihoul, Julien Descamps

“…The approach mixes qualitative perspectives (including talks and field trips with numerous NGOs, disabled individuals using PT and public authorities) and a comprehensive quantitative analysis of 2 487 stops across the STIB-MIVB network. …”
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Eine kurze Geschichte der deutschsprachigen Science Fiction by Hans Esselborn

“…Since the sixties, a strong Anglo-American influence has been felt on science fiction literature so that it is even possible now to talk of a global form of science fiction literature. …”
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Doublages, langues et voix en Europe by Michel Chion

“…Michel Chion gives us examples taken from different films which are franco-italian co-productions. He also talks about the importance of exchanging actors from one country to another. …”
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Mastectomized woman: experiencing sexuality by Ana Fátima Carvalho Fernandes, Raimunda Magalhães da Silva, Isabela Melo Bonfim, Jéssen Violene de Macêdo Santos

“…In the statements it was clear that the topic ‘sex’ was prohibited in the women’s family relationships: ‘... sex is something that I feel embarrassed to talk about until today, it makes sad because I enjoy it, but I don’t say that’. …”
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Responding to a Hazardous Materials Incident in Nepal by Naveen Phuyal, Ashis Shrestha

“… Paper talks about hazardous materials incidents in Nepal that threaten health, safety and the environment. …”
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Parafoveal-on-foveal effects are not an artifact of mislocated saccades by Allan Kennedy

“…It is argued here that this analysis is flawed: mislocated fixations cannot plausibly act within the architecture of a serial model to produce effects mimicking parafoveal-on-foveal cross-talk. The claim that parafoveal-on-foveal effects are restricted to measurements made when the eyes are very close to the relevant parafoveal target is not supported in an analysis of the effects of cumulative lexical frequency on foveal processing time.…”
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Praxeological Analysis: A New Qualitative Methodology by Doug Hardman, Phil Hutchinson

“…This paper introduces Praxeological Analysis (PA), a new qualitative methodology for investigating psychological phenomena by examining their situated sense within interaction and talk. PA draws upon and develops ideas from three intellectual resources: (i) praxeology, (ii) gestalt psychology, and (iii) the method of grammatical investigation found in the investigative ordinary language philosophy of Ludwig Wittgenstein. …”
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Des transports publics pour tous ? Une évaluation des arrêts de la STIB à Bruxelles by Frédéric Dobruszkes, Martin Grandjean, Arthur Nihoul, Julien Descamps

“…The approach mixes qualitative perspectives (including talks and field trips with numerous NGOs, disabled individuals using PT and public authorities) and a comprehensive quantitative analysis of 2 487 stops across the STIB-MIVB network. …”
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VIVERE E SCRIVERE TRA LE DUE LINGUE by Elvira Mujčić

“…in lingua italiana e non nella sua lingua madre. In this talk, Elvira Mujčić - born in Loznica, Serbia, and successively moved to Srebrenica, Bosnia, from which she fled in 1992 due to the war, first to Croatia and then to Italy, in Rome, where she currently lives - reflects on her experience as a multilingual and why she chose to write her novels (including La lingua di Ana. …”
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Science Before Dinner: Science popularization in Francoist Spain through the Los Progresos Científicos Broadcast by Boleda Jordi Ferran

“…Vidal Españó conducted science radio talks on Radio Barcelona from 1924 until the late 1960s, particularly in his show Los Progresos Científicos (the Scientific Advances), which broke the typical one-way radio communication, establishing a dynamic relationship with his audience. …”
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CIVIL JUSTICE IN BRAZIL by T. A.A. Wambier, C. S. Bueno

“…There is an historical approach specifically about Portuguese law which was in force in Brazil at the beginning (until 1832), after what there comes a brief description of the judiciary structure (courts and judges) and only then we talk about the scope of civil procedure, its fundamental principles and, in a “law in practice” approach, access to justice. …”
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Tornar a mirar la terra by Maria Puig Parnau

“…The analysis allows us to talk about the landscapes of contemporary rurality like «landscapes of restlessness» and give them new qualities and possibilities.…”
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Dinamika Komunikasi Antar Pasangan by Fitra Yeni

“…The participants have their own effort in order to have an understanding meaning each other, such as build the interaction, have a same perception, give the rewards and punishment, talk fluently, anger, and courious. The participants tell that communication can affect the development of family postively and negatively. …”
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Phonoholism – a new behavioral addiction by B. Hoffmann

“…In recent years, there have been more and more talks about new addictions that are associated with development of modern civilization as well as changing mores. …”
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Advanced HIV as a Neglected Disease by Joe Jarvis

“…Although late presentation remains problematic, however, advanced HIV is now predominantly seen among people who started care but were not effectively engaged or have disengaged, returning only when they're ill. This talk will discuss who is at risk for the worst outcomes; which infections lead to the greatest morbidity and mortality; new tools for diagnosing, preventing, and treating these conditions; and how systems could adapt to delivering these tools effectively.…”
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Transductive Architecture by Tim Gough

“…Citing  Vers une architecture and analysing Villa Savoye as a tertiary protention that responds to the tertiary retentions of baroque and neo-classical Paris, I show how our ontology of architecture can profoundly change not only how we talk about it, but how we engage and become it. …”
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Childhood and politics by Jens Qvortrup

“…This article nevertheless makes some reflections over the theme and suggests that one can, as far as politics is concerned, in principle talk about (a) children as subjects, (b) children/childhood as a non-targeted object (i.e. in terms of structural forces’ impact), (c) children/childhood as targeted objects (political initiatives having children in mind), and finally as (d) instrumentalised objects. …”
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