Untitled Page 1 2019 Page 2 Nature provides liberation from the hustle of modern society,
allowing our attention to shift away from ourselves and focus on the glorious and the sublime. …

The Nightjar Caprimulgus europaeus and Woodlark Lullula arborea are identified as
species of conservation concern at both a UK and a European level on account of historical …

… ECMO during the study period; the majority (n=1150; 95%) had veno-venous ECMO alone.
The survival rate at ECMO ICU discharge was 74% (n=887). Survivors had a lower median …

Aerobic endospore-forming bacteria were isolated from soils taken from active fumaroles on
Mount Rittmann and Mount Melbourne in northern Victoria Land, Antarctica, and from active …

… Neil R Syme … NR Syme and D. Talwar conceived the study design. NR Syme performed
data analysis and prepared the first draft of the manuscript. DC McMillan performed univariate …

Background Identifying patients at risk of harm in general practice is challenging for busy
clinicians. In UK primary care, trigger tools and case note reviews are mainly used to identify …

Background The clinical performance of the Roche cobas e411 automated assay for the
measurement of thyrotropin (TSH)-receptor antibodies (TRAbs) for the diagnosis of Graves' …

STUDY OBJECTIVE--To investigate the relationship between self reported health status and
sickness absence. DESIGN--Analysis of questionnaire and sickness absence data from the …

… I have proposed a mathematical framework within which velocity analysis may be viewed
as a solution of the partially linearized inverse problem (Symes 2008b), which I review here. …

OBJECTIVES. This study sought to examine the association between the psychosocial work
environment and subsequent rates of sickness absence. METHODS. The analyses were …