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Long-nosed potoroo faces different conservation statuses across landscapes
Population persistence and threats for an Australian burrowing marsupial across regional landscapes
Robotic process automation improved cancer registry abstraction efficiency
Automated data extraction reduces cancer registry workload by up to 74 percent
Modified Johnson-Cook model fits silicone adhesive high-strain-rate data
Material models for adhesives under high-speed loading
Wild boar and domestic pig gut microbes differ by diet and lifestyle
Microbial communities in wild and domestic pig guts reflect diet and lifestyle differences
Study defines public policy communication in public relations
Defining and modeling strategic communication with policymakers
Coetzee’s novel is read as exposing apartheid racial and colonial conflict
Coetzee's novel examines apartheid through language, form, and material inequality in South Africa
Prevalence and risk factors for food insecurity among a cross-sectional sample of U.S. Army Reserve component soldiers, 2021
Food insecurity affects one in five Army Reserve soldiers
Elevated CO2 did not alter soil nitrogen or phosphorus mobilization
Elevated carbon dioxide fails to increase nutrient mobilization in phosphorus-limited forest soil
Intelligent management framework proposed for cooperative digital libraries
Managing cooperative digital libraries with artificial intelligence services
Education and discrimination explain much of the U.S. gender wage gap
Market factors and occupational segregation explain wage inequality between men and women
