Dickey Gonzalez

A meticulous systematic review of the research.

A literature search, undertaken in August 2020, was carried out by us in accordance with the Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analyses guidelines. From the collection of 11,216 identified articles, 605 were singled out for full-text screen display. Of the 24 articles…[Read more]

The intersection of immigrant and native backgrounds necessitates an examination of childbearing as a collaborative choice, in light of the differing fertility desires likely to be present in such relationships. This investigation into Swedish demographics explores the divergence between the preference for daughters in the majority population and…[Read more]

By influencing the spatial distribution of CDNs, miRNA triggered their evolution and reconfiguration, leading to logic-gated imaging of intracellular RNAs. Beyond their bioanalytical utility, the systems under scrutiny in this study unveil possible mechanistic pathways for the evolution of functional networks within prebiotic…[Read more]

The low cost and ease of disposal of NiAl make it a viable option for removing U(VI) from contaminated sites, a process which could benefit from both surface complexation and photocatalytic reduction techniques.

Living coordinative copolymerization, a stereoselective process, enables the combination of 1-alkenes and 4-aryl-16-heptadienes.…[Read more]

Primary care practices throughout ten states encompassed federally qualified health centers, tribal health centers, rural health clinics, hospital/health system-owned entities, and academic medical centers, with a patient base distributed evenly as 55% urban and 45% rural. The examined population included primary care staff: physicians (n=13),…[Read more]

Primary care practices throughout ten states encompassed federally qualified health centers, tribal health centers, rural health clinics, hospital/health system-owned entities, and academic medical centers, with a patient base distributed evenly as 55% urban and 45% rural. The examined population included primary care staff: physicians (n=13),…[Read more]

Primary care practices throughout ten states encompassed federally qualified health centers, tribal health centers, rural health clinics, hospital/health system-owned entities, and academic medical centers, with a patient base distributed evenly as 55% urban and 45% rural. The examined population included primary care staff: physicians (n=13),…[Read more]

Primary care practices throughout ten states encompassed federally qualified health centers, tribal health centers, rural health clinics, hospital/health system-owned entities, and academic medical centers, with a patient base distributed evenly as 55% urban and 45% rural. The examined population included primary care staff: physicians (n=13),…[Read more]