Measuring Diagnostic Quality: The Capacity of Routinely Collected Data and Applications to Chronic Respiratory Disease by Mountain R, Gatheral T, Haslam P, Heys K, Knight J

“…Rachael Mountain,1 Timothy Gatheral,1,2 Patrick Haslam,2 Kelly Heys,2 Jo Knight1 1Lancaster Medical School, Lancaster University, Lancaster, UK; 2University Hospitals of Morecambe Bay NHS Foundation Trust, Westmorland General Hospital, Kendal, UKCorrespondence: Rachael Mountain, Lancaster Medical School, Lancaster University, Lancaster, UK, Email r.gallop@lancaster.ac.uk…”
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Delectare ed prodesse: aventuras, placeres y didactismo en el Conte du Papegau by Lidia Amor

“…This was the first attempt – preserved up to the present – that aimed to show retrospectively Arthur’s knightly talent when facing exceptional opponents.Through the analysis of some textual marks, in this article we aim to demonstrate that the Conte du Papegau was intended for a young audience. …”
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Functional connectivity within sensorimotor cortical and striatal regions is regulated by sepsis in a sex-dependent manner by Quan Vo, Zachary D. Simon, Gwoncheol Park, Dina C Nacionales, Carmelina Gorski, Evan L Barrios, Gemma Casadesus, Philip A Efron, Lyle L Moldawer, Ravinder Nagpal, Paramita Chakrabarty, Marcelo Febo

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Implications of isolated MRD progression in newly diagnosed multiple myeloma treated with quadruplet therapy by Luciano J. Costa, Eva Medvedova, Binod Dhakal, Bhagirathbhai R. Dholaria, Kelly N. Godby, Susan Bal, Gayathri Ravi, Smith Giri, Saurabh Chhabra, Rebecca Silbermann, Natalie S. Callander

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Donald Barthelme’s The King: The Manifold Guises of (an) American(’s) Memory by Aurélie Delevallée

“…It also argues that despite the extensive cultural library that goes into the book’s making and the prominence of the English protagonist and setting, Barthelme fashions an American novel from the myth of King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table by featuring emblematic American texts: a metafictional illustration of Pierre Nora’s argument that memory is both collective and individual.…”
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Descriptions of Four New Species of Eustictus (Hemiptera, Miridæ) by Harry H. Knight

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Authority of the Father: Eternal functional subordination – Quo Vadis? by W.H. Oliver

“… This article aims to provide the reader with a short introduction on, and overview of the movement called Eternal Functional Subordination (EFS) that was introduced in 1977 by a Presbyterian preacher, George Knight. This is mostly an evangelical movement and is generally concerned with the relationship between God the Father and God the Son, which is regarded as an eternal authoritative position of the Father, and an eternal subordination of the Son – against the mainline Protestant churches. …”
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Canvas support impregnation materials and techniques: a study of Portuguese painting and its conservation issues by Andréa Carolina Teixeira

“…This paper focuses on the study of oil based coating impregnations, applied in the past, on the reverse of Portuguese painting canvas supports.The scientific study of the impregnation materials found in the painting “The Knight of the Order of Malta” (18th century) was carried out on samples using several analytical techniques – Optical Microscopy (OM) under visible reflected and polarised light and ultraviolet fluorescence (UV); Gas chromatography mass spectrometry (GC-MS), Fourier transform Infrared spectroscopy (transmission and FTIR-ATR), and Scanning electron microscopy coupled with an energy dispersive X-ray spectroscopy (SEM-EDX) – in order to identify the materials and the techniques used in this practice.…”
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Madrid, la ciudad quimera by Bénédicte Brémard

“…In this ambivalent vision of the metropolis, the point of view adopted is fundamental and many films are built on a double perspective embodied by couples of characters formed by a «knight» in search of an ideal and his guide who connects him to the real world.…”
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Tall Leather Boots From the Death Pits of Polish Officers – Victims of the Soviet Regime During World War II by Jakub Michalik, Rafał Openkowski, Tomasz Dudziński, Tomasz Kozłowski, Małgorzata Grupa, Filip Nalaskowski

“…Footwear has long been a vital component of human attire, particularly for ancient warriors, knights, and soldiers over the centuries. Along with the development of technology and warfare, footwear has also been transformed many times in numerous ways. …”
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Neural Mechanisms of Attention: The Northern California Years by Robert T. Knight

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“In Heavy Chains”: The Treatment of Prisoners of War in the Teutonic Order in Prussia, the Kingdom of Poland and the Grand Duchy of Lithuania in the First Half of the Fifteenth Cen... by Antanas Petrilionis

“…The study not only examines the challenges encountered by the prisoners themselves, as documented in their letters, but also sheds light on the difficulties faced by the officials of the Teutonic Knights and lords involved in their release and care. …”
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Perceptions of trust in bionano sensors: Is it against our better judgement? An investigation of generalised expectancies and the emerging technology trust paradox by Natasha CHL Mazey, Stephen C Wingreen

“…This article draws on McKnight et al.’s technology trust model and generalised expectancies of technology (perceived functionality, reliability and effectiveness). …”
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Apprendre à enseigner dans le supérieur : quels modèles pour la construction des compétences des universitaires novices ? by Sacha Kiffer

“…How to teach in academia is most often learnt on-the-job (Knight, Tait et Yorke, 2006). But what does the phrase “on-the-job learning” genuinely mean in this case? …”
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Let My People Live by NaShieka Knight

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The March to Prussia: The Informative Value of a Peripheral Phenomenon by Werner Paravicini

“…These campaigns provide a detailed insight into the life of European nobility: how nobles inspired by literary ideals embarked on long journeys, visited various courts and feasted with other knights, and finally how European chivalry conceived itself on these campaigns. …”
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