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    Envejecimiento poblacional y condiciones de vida de los adultos mayores: la situación paraguaya en perspectiva latinoamericana by Redondo, Nélida, Massa, Cristina, Monteverde, Malena, Tornarolli, Leopoldo, Peláez, Enrique, Guidotti, Carolina, Zavattiero, Claudina, Féliz, Jafmary, Paredes, Mariana, Cardona, Doris, Alfonso León, Alina, Garay Villegas, Sagrario

    Published 2012
    “…Indicators that serve as a basis for comparative analysis include: 1) Composition by age of populations: a) demographic ageing, b) ageing of older people, c) index of aging, and d) lifespan at 65; 2) Socio-demographic indicators: a) percentage of population of 65 years and over illiterate, b) percentage of population 65 years and over residing in rural areas, and c) type of household for the population on 65 years by relation of kinship; 3) Socio-economic indicators: a) labor condition of the population on 65 years and over, b) percentage of older people who receives pension, c) percentage of persons 65 years and over who lives with $2.5 dollars per day (indigence line), d) housing quality in which resides the population of 65 years and over.…”
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    Amino Acid Metabolism in Fish Larvae and Juveniles: a Comparison by C. Conceição, Luis E., Aragão, Cláudia, Rønnestad, Ivar, Teresa Dinis, Maria

    Published 2019
    “…Differences between diet and fish larval AA profile may lead toAA losses over 40% of the total absorbed AA (2).This paper intends to review recent findings in the in AA metabolism of fish larvae,compare them with observations for juveniles, and infer on the qualitative AA requirementsduring development.v…”
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    Nutritional role of natural productivity and formulated feed in semi‐intensive shrimp farming as indicated by natural stable isotopes by Gamboa Delgado, Julián

    Published 2014
    “…As in natural ecosystems, these dietary components exhibit differing isotopic signatures that vary with diet and trophic level. These isotopic differences can be used to infer the transfer of nutrients, as the isotopic values of prey items and consumers can be integrated in mass-balance mixing models, allowing the quantification of the relative contribution of multiple nutritional sources to the growth of a specific organism. …”
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    Los bancos de semillas y su germinación en ambientes semiáridos by Sánchez Salas, Jaime, Muro Pérez, Gisela, Flores Rivas, Joel David, Jurado Ybarra, Enrique, Sáenz Mata, Jorge

    Published 2015
    “…Seed banks and their characteristics of regeneration vary for each species. Seeds respond to the temperature and rainfall variations that occur in each ecosystem. …”
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    Bases and foundations of the treatment of peritoneal carcinomatosis: Review article by Castro Mesta, Julio Fernando, González Guerrero, Juan Francisco, Barrios Sánchez, P., Villarreal Cavazos, Gerardo

    Published 2016
    “…In some conditions, these procedures are standard treatments. CRS is a very important prognostic factor; leaving a less residual disease in the patient, the evolution will be better. …”
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    EQUIDAD EN SALUD PARA EL DESARROLLO SOSTENIBLE by Becerra Posada, Francisco, J Mújica, Oscar

    Published 2016
    “…Transforming these aspirational objectives into achievable goals and sustaining them over time demand an strategic and explicit focus on the fair distribution of opportunities for health and well-being, including access to vaccines and their proximal and distal determinants. …”
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    Biodiversity of tamaulipan thornscrub in relation to fragmentation by Jurado, Enrique, Cuellar, Gerardo, Flores, Mercedes, González, Ignacio

    Published 1999
    “…Tamaulipan thornscrub has often been removed in northeastern Mexico to give way to agriculture and induced grasslands for cattle. This results in over 90% of thorn scrub being either removed or severely modified, with a few remaining fragments varying in size and distance to nearby fragments (isolation). …”
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    Effect of AGTR1 and BDKRB2 gene polymorphisms on atorvastatin metabolism in a Mexican population by Herrera Gonzalez, Sarahï, Martinez Treviño, Denisse, Aguirre Garza, Marcelino, Gómez Silva, Magdalena, Barrera Saldaña, Hugo Alberto, Baltazar Reyes, Rafael

    Published 2017
    “…The frequency, pattern and impact of these polymorphisms vary among populations. In the present study, the pharmacokinetics and pharmacogenetics of atorvastatin (ATV) in a Mexican population were investigated. …”
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    Plagiarism in academic writing: the case of EFL students in higher education by Fernández López, Sofía

    Published 2017
    “…Academic Integrity and Plagiarism vary from different cultures. In fact, according to McDonnell (2004), undergraduates might plagiarize because of different factors, to mention one: lack of academic writing skills (especially non-English native speakers). …”
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    The effect of sonication on the photoluminescence property of carbon quantum dots synthesized by hydrothermal route by Ochoa, D., Guzmán Torres, J., Cervantes, E. M., Cavazos, J. L., Gómez, I.

    Published 2024
    “…Due to their chemical and physical properties, this study focuses on the effect of sonication over carbon quantum dots synthesized by means of hydrothermal route, having as precursor the sour lemon juice from Michoacán, Mexico. …”
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    Nutrition affects insect susceptibility to Bt toxins by Deans, Carrie A., Behmer, Spencer T., Tessnow, Ashley E., Tamez Guerra, Patricia, Pusztai Carey, Marianne, Sword, Gregory A.

    Published 2017
    “…The spread of resistance alleles is the primary explanation for observations of reduced pesticide efficacy over time, but the potential for gene-by-environment interactions (plasticity) to mediate susceptibility has largely been overlooked. …”
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    Recent Molecular Advances in Dietary Carbohydrate Utilization in Rainbow Trout by S. Powell, Madison

    Published 2011
    “…The goal of several current studies was to further refine our understanding of the metabolic use and adaptation to exogenous dietary carbohydrate in cultured rainbow trout.In one experiment, we assessed growth performance over a 10 week feeding trial along with post-prandial plasma glucose profiles, gene expression and enzyme activities to determine whether acclimation to a carbohydrate-rich diet is a consequence of size/age, or a result of transcriptional modulation or glucose sensing.…”
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    Expression of CCR5, CXCR4 and DC-SIGN in Cervix of HIV-1 Heterosexually Infected Mexican Women by Rivera Morales, Lydia Guadalupe, López Guillén, Paulo, Vázquez Guillén, José Manuel, Palacios Saucedo, Gerardo del Carmen, Rosas Taraco, Adrián Geovanni, Ramírez Pineda, Antonio, Amaya García, Patricia Irene, Rodríguez Padilla, Cristina

    Published 2012
    “…Conclusion: Levels of expression of the tested chemokine receptors in the cervix are different from each other and also vary from woman to woman, and seem to support the suggestion that chemokine receptor expression in genital tissues may be playing a role in the HIV transmission.…”
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