LETTER FROM AN AUTHOR.

Letter to the Author

1. How came a retrospective study based on information retrieved from routine client charts have their ethnic group, occupation and duration of labor included. This could be verified by just checking at random any patient chart on UVP or other clinical diagnosed cases of other clinical disciplines for that matter unless a prospective design made it possible to collect all relevant information r...

A letter from the frustrated author of a journal paper

Editor's Note: It seems appropriate, in this issue of JSS containing the ®ndings of our annual Top Scholars/Institutions study, to pay tribute to the persistent authors who make a journal like this, and a study like that, possible. In their honor, we dedicate the following humorous, anonymously-authored, letter! Dear Sir, Madame, or Other: Enclosed is our latest version of Ms. #1996-02-22-RRRRR...

letter to the editor: author reply

dear editor:   we thank dr asadi amoli for her interest in our article. 1 dr asadi amoli pointed out that specific and sensitive rhabdomyosarcoma (rms) markers should be investigated in our case. 2 we agree with dr asadi amoli ’s opinion and are sorry that the results of pathology examination and myogenin (myf-4) staining studied in a local hospital were not provided in our case report.   an ex...

Author gender identification from text using Bayesian Random Forest

Nowadays high usage of users from virtual environments and their connection via social networks like Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter shows the necessity of finding out shared subjects in this environment more than before. There are several applications that benefit from reliable methods for inferring age and gender of users in social media. Such applications exist across a wide area of fields,...

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