Actions with Indirect Effects (Preliminary Report)

Study of Oral Gold ( Auranofin ) in Treatment of Iranian Patient with Rheumatoid Arthritis (RA). Preliminary Report of 6 Months Treatment

28 patients with classical / definite RA entered to a prospective open study evaluating efficacy and side effects of Auranofin. 21 patients completed 6 months of therapy with 6 mg Auranofin daily. Parameters of disease activity including Joint Tenderness Score, Joint Swelling Score, Walking Time and duration of Morning Stiffness improved significantly after 6 months (p<0.001). Grip strength, Su...

EEB/ZMWG comments on the SCHER Preliminary report on the environmental risks and indirect health effects of mercury in dental amalgam

Modeling Actions with Ramifications in Nondeterministic, Concurrent, and Continuous Domains - and a Case Study

Combining into a consistent theory co-existing models for different phenomena in reasoning about actions can be a problem as challenging as addressing new aspects. We present a uniform theory for reasoning about actions with indirect effects in nondeterministic, concurrent, and continuous domains. We report on a case study to which our theory has been successfully applied.

Modeling Actions with Ramifications in Nondeterministic, Concurrent, and Continuous Domains Š and a Case Study

Combining into a consistent theory co-existing models for different phenomena in reasoning about actions can be a problem as challenging as addressing new aspects. We present a uniform theory for reasoning about actions with indirect effects in nondeterministic, concurrent, and continuous domains. We report on a case study to which our theory has been successfully applied.

Modeling Actions with Rami£cations in Nondeterministic, Concurrent, and Continuous Domains— And A Case Study

Combining into a consistent theory co-existing models for different phenomena in reasoning about actions can be a problem as challenging as addressing new aspects. We present a uniform theory for reasoning about actions with indirect effects in nondeterministic, concurrent, and continuous domains. We report on a case study to which our theory has been successfully applied.