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Aaron L. Baggish M.D.,Eugene E. Wolfel M.D.,Benjamin D. Levine M.D.t emerged over the course of the last couple of decades enable teachers to make instruction and learning more efficient and effective. Edulastic, for example, is an online assessment tool with interactive question types that provides teachers real-time data on student understanding of the lessons.

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Hans Hoppeler M.D.,Matthias Mueller Ph.D.,Michael Vogt Ph.D.nce of life. Biology and neuroscience could provide such a perspective, provided that they are not practiced as yet another form of physics. Of course, an authentic and effective complementary perspective can only reaffirm materiality and the associated dynamics that physics, or for that matter biol

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Erik R. Swenson M.D.,Niels V. Olsen M.D., D.M.Sc.er the term quantum models of the mind- even claim that .. In the following we will provide theoretical arguments and empirical evidence showing that the arrow of time disappears when an individual’s information processing mode changes from conscious to unconscious states of mind. This implies that

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Jean-Paul Richalet M.D., Ph.D.within both social and physical environments. Assessing anticipatory behaviors leads to a better understanding of child development, providing clues to the development of a child’s cognitive skills. On a theoretical level, several questions arise. Does a child who anticipates necessarily understand

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Robert S. Mazzeo Ph.D.,Erik R. Swenson M.D.ogies (still known as “next generation sequencing” (NGS) even though they are now current and commonplace), and third-generation technologies (sometimes called “next-next generation sequencing”) are starting to arrive. This has led to global boom in whole genome or exome sequencing, boosting the dis