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Graded involutions on upper-triangular matrix algebras

2009

Settore MAT/02 - AlgebraGradings Involution Upper triangular matrix
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On the variety var(E^*_{(N-m, m)}. The Z-grading of M_2(E).

Settore MAT/02 - AlgebraVariety of algebras Amitsur's capelli-type polynomials grading of algebras.
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Observing – Treating – Classifying: On the Educational Practice of Human Differentiation

2016

Abstract Sociological research often states the reproductive function of educational systems. Thus, students are differentiated according to their cultural capital and their social background. One central dimension of the selection process is the grading performed by teachers. The paper outlines a conceptional framework of dealing with this kind of human differentiation sociologically. It therefore gives insight into the prerequisites provided by the school administration and into the empirical organization of grading – from classroom assessment to teacher meetings where final decisions are taken. Two forms of objectifying students’ performances are presented: a social as well as a numerica…

Social backgroundeducational grading practices05 social sciencesSociological research050401 social sciences methods050301 educationsocial/administrative objectification.Cultural capital0504 sociologySchool administrationPedagogyGeneral Materials Sciencehuman differentiationObjectificationGrading (education)Psychology0503 educationEducational systemsProcedia - Social and Behavioral Sciences
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How Do French Junior Secondary Schools Operate ? Academic Achievement, Grading and Streaming of Students

1989

International audience; This paper is concerned with the operation of Junior Secondary Schools in France. Students' school careers have been analysed in three sequential and cumulative components: student progress in learning in the junior secondary school, student grading by teachers, and student streaming, i.e., admission, or not, into a general form 3. For each of the three mechanisms described above, the authors examine whether they are influenced by the schooling context, which schooling context (school and/or classroom), and which characteristics of those contexts it is relevant to consider. Finally, they focus on the process by which the large social inequalities visible after the pu…

Sociology and Political ScienceProgrès[SHS.SOCIO] Humanities and Social Sciences/Sociology[SHS.EDU]Humanities and Social Sciences/Education[SHS.EDU] Humanities and Social Sciences/EducationAcademic achievement050602 political science & public administrationMathematics educationEffet classeFonctionnement de l'enseignementCarrière scolaireSociologyGrading (education)Réussite scolaireLycéeEffet établissementComputingMilieux_MISCELLANEOUS[SHS.SOCIO]Humanities and Social Sciences/SociologyMéthode de sélection4. EducationFonctionnement de l'établissement05 social sciences050301 education0506 political scienceMécanisme de l'orientationSélection scolaireÉlèveEnseignement secondaireFrance0503 education
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Multi-Skill Call Center as a Grading from “Old” Telephony

2009

We explore parallels between the older telephony switches and the multi-skill call centers. The numerical results have shown that a call center with equally distributed skills is preferable compared to traditional grading-type design. The annex contains a short version of mathematical proof on limited availability schemes design for small call flow intensity *** and for large *** . The proof explores one excellent V. Benes' paper (from Bell Labs). On its own merit, the annex could initiate new mathematical research in call center area, more by now the powerful software for numerical analysis is available. Main conclusion is the following: numerical analysis of simple multi-skill call center…

Softwarebusiness.industryComputer scienceTelephonybusinessGrading (education)Mathematical proofTelecommunicationsCall controlParallelsMathematical researchCall setup success rate
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The pathology of bladder cancer: An update on selected issues

2006

OBJECTIVE: To achieve a closer relationship between urologists and pathologists and to use a common language and identical objectives in the pathology of bladder cancer. METHODS AND RESULTS: Special emphasis was given to an analysis of the new World Health Organization (WHO) grading system, to the interpretation of the last Tumour-Nodes-Metastasis staging rules, and to identifying new markers of prognostic significance in clinical practice. A consensus was achieved on the main points. CONCLUSIONS: The 2004 WHO grading system must become acceptable to clinicians, perhaps by a minimal modification of the present terminology. Simple transurethral resection-biopsy should be expressed in terms o…

Stage classificationWorld Health Organization (WHO) grading systemPathologymedicine.medical_specialtyBladder cancerbusiness.industryUrologyPathological stagingBiopsy NeedleAnatomical pathologytransurethral resection-biopsyPrognosismedicine.diseaseWorld healthTerminologyClinical PracticeUrinary Bladder NeoplasmsBiomarkers TumormedicineHumansGrading (education)businessNeoplasm Staging
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Framing automatic grading techniques for open-ended questionnaires responses. A short survey

2021

The assessment of students' performances is one of the essential components of teaching activities, and it poses different challenges to teachers and instructors, especially when considering the grading of responses to open-ended questions (i.e., short-answers or essays). Open-ended tasks allow a more in-depth assessment of students' learning levels, but their evaluation and grading are time-consuming and prone to subjective bias. For these reasons, automatic grading techniques have been studied for a long time, focusing mainly on short-answers rather than long essays. Given the growing popularity of Massive Online Open Courses and the shifting from physical to virtual classrooms environmen…

Systematic reviewLearning analyticsAutomatic gradingOpen-ended questions
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Cancer: Clinical Background and Key Challenges

2011

This chapter is aimed at a wide audience ranging from biologists to medical students and cancer specialists. It provides a comprehensive overview of systems approaches to the pathology and treatment of cancer. In particular, it addresses diagnosis and therapy by interconnecting various aspects of cancer at both the molecular and clinical level, and contrasts the unifying features of malignancies with the daunting diversity of cancer types, stages, and evolutionary processes during treatment. The importance is emphasized of both prevention and innovative treatments in reducing the cancer burden, and of early detection as the link between these two major areas. It sets the stage for analysis …

Systems medicinebusiness.industrySystems biologyEarly detectionMedicineResearch needsSystems approachesBioinformaticsbusinessData scienceGrading (tumors)Signalling pathwaysImaging data
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Przesłanka eugeniczna (embriopatologiczna) jako przesłanka legalnego przerywania ciąży – glosa do wyroku trybunału konstytucyjnego z 22.10.2020 r. (k…

2020

Eugenic (embryopathological) premise as a premise for legal termination of pregnancy – commentary to the judgment of the Constitutional Tribunal of 22.10.2020 (K 1/20) This study is a gloss to the judgment of the Constitutional Tribunal of October 22, 2020, in which the Tribunal declared the so-called unconstitutional eugenic (embryopathological) premises as a premise for legal termination of pregnancy. The adopted research methodology was as follows. Firstly, it was analyzed whether the right whose infringement is legalized by the ordinary legislator constitutes a constitutional value. Secondly, the problem boiled down to the question of whether the legalization of infringements of this ri…

TERMINATION OF PREGNANCYRIGHT TO LIFEPROHIBITION OF CRUEL AND DEGRADING TREATMENT. HUMAN RIGHTSTHE CONSTITUTIONPalestra
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Congenital hypothyroidism: A 2020-2021 consensus guidelines update-An ENDO-European Reference Network initiative endorsed by the European Society for…

2021

Background: An ENDO-European Reference Network (ERN) initiative was launched that was endorsed by the European Society for Pediatric Endocrinology and the European Society for Endocrinology with 22 participants from the ENDO-ERN and the two societies. The aim was to update the practice guidelines for the diagnosis and management of congenital hypothyroidism (CH). A systematic literature search was conducted to identify key articles on neonatal screening, diagnosis, and management of primary and central CH. The evidence-based guidelines were graded with the Grading of Recommendations, Assessment, Development and Evaluation system, describing both the strength of recommendations and the quali…

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