Search Results - (dense OR (conversion OR (compcppcppcppcppcppcpppcsense OR compcppcppcppcppcppcpppcsense)))

Globalización: Las tecnologías de la información como reto actual de los negocios by Saucedo Elizondo, Edward, Blanco Jiménez, Monica, Barragán Codina, José Nicolás

Get full text

FACTORES DIETÉTICOS Y NUTRICIONALES EN LA PREVENCIÓN DE LA ENFERMEDAD DE ALZHEIMER by González Rodríguez, Liliana Guadalupe, Palmeros Exsome, Carolina, González Martínez, Maria Teresa, Gutiérrez López, Miriam

“…Consumption of adequate amounts of fruits, vegetables, fish, dairy products, nuts, red wine, olive oil and green tea, and the intake of omega 3 fatty acids, folate, vitamin A, E, C, D, B6 and B12, choline, magnesium and selenium may help curb the cognitive decline and reduce the risk of developing the disease. Conversely, excessive intake of energy, saturated and trans fats could increase the risk of developing the disease. …”
Get full text

Influencia de los hábitos comunicativos en la generación de participación y cinismo político entre los preciudadanos = Influence of communicative habits in generating participation... by Saldierna Salas, Alma Rosa, Muñiz, Carlos

“…The main findings have used the media to consume more is the internet followed by television, but consumption is only for entertainment purposes as the fact chatting or downloading music not for purposes of seeking political information, also is evidence regarding their levels of conversation, these are really impacting attitudes and political cynicism. …”
Get full text

LOCALIZACIÓN DE CRIADEROS NO-RESIDENCIALES DE AEDES AEGYPTI Y SU ASOCIACIÓN CON CASOS DE DENGUE EN LA ZONA METROPOLITANA DE MONTERREY, NUEVO LEÓN, MÉXICO by Sánchez-Casas, Rosa María, Torres-Zapata, Raúl, Segovia-Salina, Feliciano, Reyes-Villanueva, Filiberto, Alvarado-Moreno, Marcela, Fernández-Salas, Ildefonso

“…On the other hand, 97% of buildings reported presences Aedes aegyptibreeding sites: 90% dry, 7%, and 3% had been treated with Temephos 1% granules.  Conversely, it also supported the fact that Ae. aegypti does not discriminate backyards breeding sites.  …”
Get full text