Is It the pH That Matters? Challenging the Pathophysiology of Acidemia in a Case of Severe Hypercapnia Secondary to Intraoperative CO2 Insufflation by Evan Merle, Saad Zaatari, Rory Spiegel

“…Acidemia has been long thought to lead to hemodynamic compromise. While some literature to date challenges this idea, there is no consensus on this topic. …”
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Guignon C. Authenticity / trans. from Engl. R. L. Kochnev by R. L. Kochnev

“…Authenticity might also be thought of as a virtue, and interesting questions arise whether such a virtue should be regarded primarily as a personal or as a social virtue…”
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Co-occurrence of Myasthenia Gravis and Multiple Sclerosis: A Case Report by G. Rynkevič, R. Kizlaitienė

“… Myasthenia gravis (MG) and multiple sclerosis (MS) are thought to have a common autoimmune mechanism as the number of reported co-occurrences of both diseases is increasing. …”
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Language-mixing in Content and Language Integrated Learning: benefit or burden? An auditory recall perspective by Thomas Caira, Mathieu Declerck, Esli Struys

“…From a cognitive standpoint, recent research indicates that the disadvantages of language mixing may not be as significant as previously thought. This is further supported by studies showing no negative effects of language-mixing on immediate memory recall in CLIL pupils. …”
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Working With Similarities and Differences: Relational Processes in Transdisciplinary Qualitative Research With Diverse Teams by Michael S. Dao, Soma de Bourbon, Melissa McClure Fuller, Miranda Worthen

“…The potential of transdisciplinary research is that the diversity of thought and experience can create robust research processes from project inception, methodological protocol, data collection, data analysis and reporting output. …”
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Subject and Object in the Space of the Word: Roman Ingarden and Cognitive Linguistics by Elżbieta Tabakowska

“…Deeper knowledge of Ingarden’s phenomenological thought might enrich cognitivist reflection on language and by taking account of phenomenological aspects of language use promote the search for markers of “everyday literariness”. …”
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Granulation and Convectional Driving on Stellar Surfaces by Johannes Tschernitz, Philippe-A. Bourdin

“…So far, this convection is thought to be a result of heating from below, where convection cells rise and break up. …”
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Mechanical Ventilation during Extracorporeal Membrane Oxygenation in Patients with Acute Severe Respiratory Failure by Zhongheng Zhang, Wan-Jie Gu, Kun Chen, Hongying Ni

“…More recently, there is an increasing popularity on the use of awake and spontaneous breathing for patients undergoing ECMO, which is thought to be beneficial in terms of rehabilitation.…”
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Unusual presentation of secondary CNS lymphoma with punctate intralesional and intraventricular hemorrhage by Daniel De-Liang Loh, Ira Sun, Shiong Wen Low, Pin Lin Kei

“…Especially for PCNSL, there is increasing recognition that some degree of hemorrhage occurs more frequently than previously thought, and there are a number of case reports describing various types of hemorrhagic lesions that were histologically confirmed to be lymphoma. …”
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Arte e tecnologia in Corea del Sud: tre mostre per una prospettiva occidentale by Francesco Spampinato

“…What emerges, indeed, is the need to move beyond the traditional limits of colonialist-minded forms of techno-orientalism in favor of new avenues of interpretation of a peculiar Eastern technological thought, such as, for example, the concept of “Cosmotechnics” recently elaborated by Yuk Hui.…”
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Mesenchymal Hamartoma in Children: A Diagnostic Challenge by Muhammad Rehan Khan, Larry A. Binkovitz, Thomas C. Smyrk, D. Dean Potter, Katryn N. Furuya

“…On further review of his imaging studies, the lesion was thought to be a mesenchymal hamartoma. He subsequently underwent resection of the mass. …”
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Study of students' entrepreneurship interest as an indicator of opportunity for establishing business incubators in Lombok tourism polytechnic by Muh. Yahyaddin, Hamsu Hanafi, Christina Sianipar, Anak Agung Ngurah Sedana Putra, Mandra Mandra, Lalu Ahmad Zaki

“…This study had two goals: (1) to provide an overview of student entrepreneurship interest as an indicator of opportunities to establish a business incubator at the Lombok Tourism Polytechnic, and (2) to provide a contribution of thought and enrichment in the field of study and enrichment of the tourism business incubator as input and reference for future studies. (3) used as information and input for stakeholders in developing entrepreneurship. …”
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Evidence based use of antibiotics in epidemic keratoconjunctivitis to prevent development of microbial resistance by Shalini Kumari, Imsensenba Longkumer, Mamta Sharma, Shashank Tripathi

“…Aim: It was thought that resistance acquired during treatment of systemic diseases can lead to resistant bacteria in eye infections. …”
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A frame-semantic approach to conceptual metaphors in the domain of emotion by Phillip A. Neumair, Fiona M. Gehrecke, Stefan Hartmann, Alexander Ziem

“…More specifically, it shows that (2) frame elements (FEs) reflect adequately which aspects are relevant in the conceptualization of emotions and that (3) the complexity of emotion concepts can be thought of as an interplay between (different types of) frames. …”
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The use of German intelligence and sabotage agents on the eve and during Nazi punitive operations period on occupied territory of Belarus in 1942–1944 by S. V. Kulinok

“…The author comes to the conclusion that the Nazis carefully thought out the approach of using reconnaissance and sabotage agents, in connection with which, in the combat activities of partisan formations, counterintelligence work is a particular…”
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La mosquée de Paris. Construire l’islam français et l’islam en France, 1926-1947 by Naomi Davidson

“…Indeed, the Mosque was thought to be the embodiment of a vision of Islam which would combine French and Muslim civilizations. …”
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Identification of Proteins with Potential Osteogenic Activity Present in the Water-Soluble Matrix Proteins from Crassostrea gigas Nacre Using a Proteomic Approach by Daniel V. Oliveira, Tomé S. Silva, Odete D. Cordeiro, Sofia I. Cavaco, Dina C. Simes

“…Four proteins (three gigasin-2 isoforms and a cystatin A2) were for the first time identified in WSM of Crassostrea gigas nacre using 2DE and LC-MS/MS for protein identification. These proteins are thought to be involved in bone remodeling processes and could be responsible for the biocompatibility shown between bone and nacre grafts. …”
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Illusory implications: incidental exposure to ideas can induce beliefs by Justin Mikell, Derek Powell

“…Our findings suggest that the effects of incidental exposure reach further than previously thought, with potentially consequential implications for concerns around mis- and dis-information.…”
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Dedolomitization Potential of Fluids from Gypsum-to-Anhydrite Conversion: Mass Balance Constraints from the Late Permian Zechstein-2-Carbonates in NW Germany by M. Hallenberger, L. Reuning, J. Schoenherr

“…The calcium (Ca) source for the dedolomites is thought to be derived from the fluids liberated during gypsum-to-anhydrite conversion. …”
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Development of the Grammar Learning Awareness Scale by Fazilet Taşdemir, Elif Atalay, Esra Ekinci Çelikpazu

“…The obtained values provided evidence showing that the Grammar Learning Awareness Scale is a valid and reliable measurement tool. It is thought that the contribution of grammar learning awareness to individual development, language skills, cognitive functions and communication skills can be measured by this scale.…”
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