The Arsenite Schism

The Applied Mathematics and Computer Science Schism

Unity and Schism : Determinative Biblical Principles 2

Schism The noun schism (schisma) which occurs eight times in the New Testament, is derived from the verb schizo to split, to separate, to tear apart, to cleave, to rend. Schisma can sometimes simply mean an actual tear, as in Matthew 9: 16 where Jesus says 'No one puts a piece of unshrunk cloth on an old garment, for the patch tears away from the garment, and a worse tear is made' (cf. Lk. 5: 3...

A Tour of Schism : A Partial Evaluation

Staying Off the Shelf: The Schism Between Designers and Audience

Forsythe presents a very compelling argument in her paper; there is a rift between medical informatics researchers and doctors. Of course, the interesting question is why does this gap exist? Clearly, this disconnect is more than just a problem between these two groups, medical systems ultimately effect patients. If researchers cannot provide a usable product for physicians, patients will never...

A periplasmic arsenite-binding protein involved in regulating arsenite oxidation.

Arsenic (As) is the most common toxic element in the environment, ranking first on the Superfund List of Hazardous Substances. Microbial redox transformations are the principal drivers of As chemical speciation, which in turn dictates As mobility and toxicity. Consequently, in order to manage or remediate environmental As, land managers need to understand how and why microorganisms react to As....