Publications by authors named "K W FREY"

Gratitude is associated with increased social integration, which may counter the loneliness stemming from repeated peer victimization. The gratitude youth feel after different types of bystander action may depend on which behaviors are most congruent with personal beliefs. Face and honor cultures provide social norms for expectations and interpretations of behavior, including how to act during and after interpersonal conflict.

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Cells can sense geometrical cues with sizes of several tens of micrometers in their vicinity. Recent in vitro studies show that cells can adapt their shape, align along specific directions, or regulate other cellular functions when grown on surfaces with curvatures larger than their size. Although possible mechanisms for such responses like the alignment along axial cues have been suggested, a detailed understanding of the involved cellular processes remains open.

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  • * In a study involving 49 trauma patients, a high percentage (75.5%) survived, but many (77%) experienced multiple organ failure, while initial prothrombin times indicated coagulopathy in 31 patients.
  • * Plasma levels of glycocalyx components syndecan-1 and hyaluronan increased significantly in the first 12 hours post-trauma, with heightened levels correlating to organ failure and mortality.
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Objective: To describe clinical presentation, concurrent injuries, common imaging findings, and short-term outcome of dogs and cats diagnosed with prepubic hernia (PPH).

Animals: 71 dogs and 16 cats.

Clinical Presentation: Medical records were searched at 2 academic referral institutions from August 1, 2008, to August 31, 2023, for dogs and cats diagnosed with PPH.

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  • - Organisational resilience relies on effective knowledge-driven standards and practices that help risk owners manage complex threats, making knowledge essential for developing resilience strategies.
  • - Knowledge production can evolve through opportunistic or structured methods, promoting transformative or incremental change, and fosters collaboration among security professionals to identify and address skill gaps.
  • - The paper discusses the role of security professionals, the creation and application of knowledge, the significance of training and credible resources, and the necessity for a recognized competency framework to guide professional development in the security field.
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