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    to their daily work experience. Therefore, workers are allowed more control over their work. However, she warns that “the result of redesigning for the purpose of job enrichment may be an alteration of work and jobs which can cause distortion, fragmentation, and overload." Elizabeth Layman,…

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    Kinesiology Summary

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    challenges of how the field of kinesiology can exploit the advantages of multiple scholarly emphases while minimizing the disadvantages. The author claims that this is important to the absence or presence of agendas determines the coherence or fragmentation of both the department and the field. Due to the multiple agendas immediately raise doubts about the potential of a single department or even the field at large to fill these agendas successfully or even adequately. The author expresses…

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    In addition to these economic policies challenging the democratic governance in El Salvador, violence and crime were defining the identity of this nation, and in response the government implemented an anti-gang strategy in 2003 known as the Iron Fist or Mano Dura (Hume 2007). The strategy urged for the immediate imprisonment of gang members whether they were intentionally involved in an act of violence or simply having gang-related tattoos. This led to contend that there were more violent crimes…

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    Home Care (HC) is envisaged as a substitute modality within the model of care in our country. Nevertheless, it is assumed that the supply of HC programs faces challenges to meet the health needs of the population. In light of this, the objective was to analyze the organizational arrangements of HC from the perspective of professionals of the teams, taking into account the relationship between supply, demand and health needs. This is a descriptive-exploratory study, with a qualitative approach,…

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    Movement of cells are important since some cells depends on movement to carry out its major function. For example, sperm cells need to move from one place to another place to carry out reproduction. Movement of cells are supported by cytoskeleton system of the cells. The cyctoskeleton system are composed of microtubules, microfilaments and intermediate filaments. However, for unicellular organisms such as Paramecium, the movement of cells are regulated through cilia or flagella. Cilia can be…

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    foundation for an enduring Islamic civilization. The shift from Umayyad to Abbasid rule reflected a series of significant changes within society. As the Abbasids gained control, regional interests and religious divisions caused immense political fragmentation among the vast empire. In the Umayyad empire, there was a greatly strengthened position of women while the Abbasid empire was characterized by the seclusion and subordination of women. Furthermore, the Umayyad empire stressed military…

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    What is Marxism? Marxism is the idea that capitalism a heavily class based society that causes alienation, commodification, and fragmentation. The differences in classes are heavily emphasized and juxtaposed to show contrast. The film The Titanic took place in 1996 when a treasure hunter discovers a necklace at the bottom of the ocean. The necklace was called the “Heart of the Ocean” and had a rare jewel in the middle of it. Along with finding the necklace he finds a drawing of a woman wearing…

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    A doctor free from official political involvement, Lao Can faces political fragmentation, armed with only his morality and the social responsibility he places upon himself. Lao Can is described to wear “garments of an immortal” (607) as his gown floats amidst the dull wind. The author consistently elaborates upon Lao Can being stricken…

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    Hyperoxia Case Study

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    It is known that depletion of mitochondrial AKAP121 is sufficient to cause mitochondrial fragmentation and cell death (46). Previously, we identified that there is an association between mitochondrial fragmentation and HALI, but the mechanism remains unclear. Now, our preliminary data show that isolated type II AECs from SOCS-1 deficient mice display a reduction of AKAP121 levels, when compared to WT…

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    The Second United Front became an example of how even the existence of the Japanese as a common enemy could not overcome the fundamental fragmentation of Chinese society. The United Front was an agreement for the Nationalists to stop CCP persecution in return for troops and the CCP abiding by the Nationalists ‘Three Principles’. For Chiang, who stated in 1941 “the Japanese are a disease of the skin, the Communists are a disease of the heart”, the Second United Front was only ever a military…

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