BIAS DURING THE EVALUATION OF ANIMAL STUDIES?

Bias During the Evaluation of Animal Studies?

My recent book entitled The Costs and Benefits of Animal Experiments seeks to answer a key question within animal ethics, namely: is animal experimentation ethically justifiable? Or, more precisely, is it justifiable within the utilitarian cost:benefit framework that fundamentally underpins most regulations governing animal experimentation? To answ

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Soil attributes and efficiency of sulfentrazone on control of purple nutsedge (Cyperus rotundus L.) Atributos de solo e a eficiência do sulfentrazone no controle de tiririca (Cyperus rotundus L.)

In the soil, herbicides are submitted to absorption, leaching and degradation by physical, chemical and biological processes or absorbed by plants.All these processes are dependent on soil class and weather conditions and affect the product efficiency on weed control.The objective of this work was to investigate the influence of soil attributes on

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A topological reconfiguration procedure for maximising local consumption of renewable energy in (Italian) active distribution networks

Distribution networks (DNs) are facing great changes, due to the strong increase in distributed generation (DG), often driven by renewable energy sources.Designed to deliver electrical power from the transmission system to the final consumers, they are now becoming active and may inject power into the transmission network.In case of large DN, 120 a

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Chitin: a comparison between its main sources

Chitin is the second most abundant polysaccharide on Earth, after cellulose, and it is mainly obtained from the shells of crustaceans.While Makeup Bag chitin is currently derived from shrimp shells, there is a growing interest in commercializing chitin sourced from insects.This review compares chitin from various sources, including crustaceans, ins

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