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“Resting-state” fMRI has substantially contributed to the understanding of human and non-human
functional brain organization by the analysis of correlated patterns in spontaneous …

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METHODS: An observer recorded time-stamped information of alarms and the presence of
health care team members in the patient room; each alarm response was classified as …

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This article demonstrates the explanatory poverty of new institutionalist hypotheses on
institutional change. The new institutionalism fails to provide an adequate explanation of …

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BACKGROUND: Data recorded from the devices used to monitor a patient's vital signs are
often used in the development of displays, alarms, and information systems, but high-…