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Hua Tan - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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numerical study of a bubble driven micromixer based on thermal inkjet technology
Physics of Fluids, 2019Co-Authors: Hua TanAbstract:The Editor and publisher have retracted “Numerical study of a bubble driven micromixer based on thermal inkjet technology” Phys. Fluids 31, 062006 (2019)]. Due to a legal issue related to the publication of work covered under a Confidentiality Agreement, the electronic version of the paper has been removed from the website. The Editor and publisher have retracted “Numerical study of a bubble driven micromixer based on thermal inkjet technology” Phys. Fluids 31, 062006 (2019)]. Due to a legal issue related to the publication of work covered under a Confidentiality Agreement, the electronic version of the paper has been removed from the website.
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numerical study of a bubble driven micromixer based on thermal inkjet technology
Physics of Fluids, 2019Co-Authors: Hua TanAbstract:The Editor and publisher have retracted “Numerical study of a bubble driven micromixer based on thermal inkjet technology” Phys. Fluids 31, 062006 (2019)]. Due to a legal issue related to the publication of work covered under a Confidentiality Agreement, the electronic version of the paper has been removed from the website.
Trudo Lemmens - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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memorandum re health canada s draft guidance on section 21 1 3 c of the food and drugs act
Social Science Research Network, 2016Co-Authors: Matthew Herder, Trudo LemmensAbstract:In 2014 Parliament enacted a number of amendments to the Food and Drugs Act, R.S.C. 1985, c. F-27 [hereinafter the “FDii. Enter into a Confidentiality Agreement;iii. Agree not to disclose the information to any third parties; and,iv. Demonstrate prior efforts to obtain the information from alternative sources;is contrary to the express wording of section 21.1(3)(c), constitutes an ultra vires exercise of statutory authority, substantially undermines the purpose of the provision, viz. to better protect Canadians from harm, and is fundamentally at odds with the scheme and object of the F&D Act as well as the intention of Parliament in enacting Vanessa’s Law. Further, these limitations potentially violate the Charter of Rights and Freedoms. We therefore call upon Health Canada to immediately alter its approach as stated in the Draft Guidance. In this brief we show that Health Canada’s Draft Guidance improperly “reads in” four requirements into section 21.1(3)(c), which run counter to the express wording and spirit of Vanessa’s Law. We begin by explaining why Health Canada’s practice of treating safety and effectiveness data as CBI is mistaken and misguided, fails to recognize an internationally recognized need for a new approach to drug safety, and fails to live up to Vanessa’s Law’s recognition of the need for new transparency measures. Then, we describe the legislative background and purpose of Vanessa’s Law, and detail the fundamental flaws in Health Canada’s Draft Guidance.
Cristovao Margarido - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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relationship between mental health and the education level in elderly people mediation of leisure attitude
Frontiers in Psychology, 2020Co-Authors: Pedro Belo, Esperanza Navarropardo, Ricardo Pocinho, Pedro Carrana, Cristovao MargaridoAbstract:Purpose The present study intends to explore the influence of education on the mental health of retired people and the mediating role of a leisure attitude in this relationship. Design/Methodology The sample was simple random, and a Confidentiality Agreement was established. The sample was composed of 403 Portuguese participants (37.2% male; 62.8% female). The participants completed the MHI and the LAS. Findings The hypothesized mediation model showed that a leisure attitude mediated the association between education and well-being. In addition, higher levels of distress were found in participants with higher levels of education. Scientific Contribution Our results suggest that old-aged people with high education and a more positive leisure attitude have a better psychological adjustment concerning well-being. Also, a higher level of education can lead to a better perception of aging changes (physical, life, profession).
Matthew Herder - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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memorandum re health canada s draft guidance on section 21 1 3 c of the food and drugs act
Social Science Research Network, 2016Co-Authors: Matthew Herder, Trudo LemmensAbstract:In 2014 Parliament enacted a number of amendments to the Food and Drugs Act, R.S.C. 1985, c. F-27 [hereinafter the “FDii. Enter into a Confidentiality Agreement;iii. Agree not to disclose the information to any third parties; and,iv. Demonstrate prior efforts to obtain the information from alternative sources;is contrary to the express wording of section 21.1(3)(c), constitutes an ultra vires exercise of statutory authority, substantially undermines the purpose of the provision, viz. to better protect Canadians from harm, and is fundamentally at odds with the scheme and object of the F&D Act as well as the intention of Parliament in enacting Vanessa’s Law. Further, these limitations potentially violate the Charter of Rights and Freedoms. We therefore call upon Health Canada to immediately alter its approach as stated in the Draft Guidance. In this brief we show that Health Canada’s Draft Guidance improperly “reads in” four requirements into section 21.1(3)(c), which run counter to the express wording and spirit of Vanessa’s Law. We begin by explaining why Health Canada’s practice of treating safety and effectiveness data as CBI is mistaken and misguided, fails to recognize an internationally recognized need for a new approach to drug safety, and fails to live up to Vanessa’s Law’s recognition of the need for new transparency measures. Then, we describe the legislative background and purpose of Vanessa’s Law, and detail the fundamental flaws in Health Canada’s Draft Guidance.
Pedro Belo - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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relationship between mental health and the education level in elderly people mediation of leisure attitude
Frontiers in Psychology, 2020Co-Authors: Pedro Belo, Esperanza Navarropardo, Ricardo Pocinho, Pedro Carrana, Cristovao MargaridoAbstract:Purpose The present study intends to explore the influence of education on the mental health of retired people and the mediating role of a leisure attitude in this relationship. Design/Methodology The sample was simple random, and a Confidentiality Agreement was established. The sample was composed of 403 Portuguese participants (37.2% male; 62.8% female). The participants completed the MHI and the LAS. Findings The hypothesized mediation model showed that a leisure attitude mediated the association between education and well-being. In addition, higher levels of distress were found in participants with higher levels of education. Scientific Contribution Our results suggest that old-aged people with high education and a more positive leisure attitude have a better psychological adjustment concerning well-being. Also, a higher level of education can lead to a better perception of aging changes (physical, life, profession).