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Reply to comment by TarumK in 16 stories beneath midtown Manhattan, NYC by PonyEnglish
There’s water in the picture. You just need to pump it out faster than it leaks in.
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Reply to comment by keziahw in Loss of Menin helps drive the aging process, and dietary supplement can reverse it in mice by geoxol
That first one is sus; just based on the title.
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Reply to comment by pattymcfly in Tired of parking placard abuse? The DOT is holding a public hearing on some new rules that target parking placard abuse in loading zones on the 7th, and there aren't nearly enough comments. You can comment on the site, via email, or attend the hearing. by ThoolooExpress
Nothing, but isn’t that the intent? Does it matter if it’s Amazon or usps or FedEx, as long as the turnover is high?
reddititty69 t1_j7gat6t wrote
Reply to comment by pattymcfly in Tired of parking placard abuse? The DOT is holding a public hearing on some new rules that target parking placard abuse in loading zones on the 7th, and there aren't nearly enough comments. You can comment on the site, via email, or attend the hearing. by ThoolooExpress
Set loading/unloading times for loading zones? Scan the registration for cars and pass through every 30 (or whatever) minutes?
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Reply to comment by SnooPuppers1978 in New study (n = 15,764) shows repeated concussions are linked to worse brain function in later life by unswsydney
Surprise, it’s a dose ranging study. You’ll be hit with increasingly larger hammers until you sustain a concussion.
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Reply to New study (n = 15,764) shows repeated concussions are linked to worse brain function in later life by unswsydney
Me signing up for study: please put me in the control group… please put me in the control group
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Reply to Can you (roughly) determine the dosage of a drug taken based off of the blood concentration? by bynarie
This is a very exact science called pharmacokinetics. But we need some pretty exact info, like time of the last dose and rough dosing history before that. For most marketed drugs we’ll have a population pharmacokinetic model that we could use to give a prediction interval around a likely concentration for a given dose, or to estimate the most likely dose given an observed concentration.
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Reply to comment by anonyuser415 in NYC is in store for a ‘cold and snowy’ winter, according to Old Farmer’s Almanac by fe2sio4
I went skiing in CT. Spring conditions in January.
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Reply to comment by jagenigma in NYC is in store for a ‘cold and snowy’ winter, according to Old Farmer’s Almanac by fe2sio4
Central Park got blanketed. We took the kids sledding there. It was amazing.
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Reply to comment by fe2sio4 in NYC is in store for a ‘cold and snowy’ winter, according to Old Farmer’s Almanac by fe2sio4
Well, like NY wine.
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Reply to comment by azuth89 in What makes it difficult to determine whether nutrient deficiencies are implicated in mental-health issues like ADHD? by LinguisticsTurtle
You don’t have to design the trial that way to assess if vitamin supplements improve the treatment outcome. You would just have 2 treatment arms: standard of care (SOC) and vitamins + SOC. This is how many cancer trials are set up. You could also have a vitamin only arm since untreated ADHD isn’t a death sentence. You don’t learn if vitamin insufficiency causes ADHD, but you can at least learn if it treats it.
There’s a big problem with your proposal for discovering if vitamin deficiencies cause ADHD, though. Even if you show a causal link, it doesn’t mean that’s the only cause, or even the proximal cause, of ADHD. For instance, you might establish that a lack of cobalt in the diet is linked to ADHD symptoms, but then find that in the ADHD patient population that cobalt deficiency is not detected. What’s going on? Likely, cobalt deficiency is an upstream trigger for a common pathway to ADHD symptoms that also has multiple other endogenous and exogenous triggers. So, not only does a trial design like your example put the participants at very high risk for poor health outcomes, it also likely leads to no actionable results. This is what the IRB is going to cite when rejecting the proposal. (NB: cobalt relationship with ADHD is just a placeholder example, not a hypothesis or statement of fact).
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Reply to Trump Says New York ‘Hard Place To Be A Trump’ After Company Convicted Of Tax Fraud by newzee1
We shouldn’t rest until it’s hard to be a trump anywhere.
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Reply to comment by Humble_Manatee in I don't see the point of my employer's HDHP /w HSA compared to the PPO plan by zk2997
What’s the max out of pocket for each? I have a similar setup and if I were to max out the PPO costs me 7K more per year.
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Reply to comment by Lovepuffins in Hello everyone! ND gal here wanting to be in NYC for New Year’s Eve. I’m wondering where can I find some paper maps of the city? Thanks.Happy Thanksgiving everyone! by Lovepuffins
Nicer weather than…. ND… oh, makes sense.
reddititty69 t1_ixk7d9x wrote
What other shape would one expect? Every gas molecule is pulling on every other gas molecule through gravity. All the molecules are attracted to one another. A sphere is the shape that minimizes the distance between all the particles.
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Reply to comment by Puppy-Zwolle in How can foods cause cancer? by CanaryChemical8201
There have been animal studies and epidemiological studies. No one is going to design a trial to expose humans to known carcinogens. So, as you point out, the exact risk increase with exposure is unknown. Some info specifically about dietary exposure
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Reply to comment by SpinCharm in Iran, Sadaf Movahedi a 17-years-old teenage student dies after being hit by police baton by sirbarani
Iranian Police beat child to death for protesting against the Iranian police beating children to death.
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Reply to comment by barbaq24 in 16 stories beneath midtown Manhattan, NYC by PonyEnglish
This place is a schist hole.