There is no doubt that in today's practice of emergency medicine it is imperative to be familiar with how the law relates to administrative and clinical practice. It is my pleasure to announce, as section editor, the new Legal Medicine section of the Western Journal of Emergency Medicine. It is anticipated that the articles will cover a variety of areas and cases in the law. Some articles may f...

The paper provides an overview of research of frequency of language units on the material of the LiveJournal corpus. The corpus includes texts on Russian language from 2002 to 2014 year, totaling more than 5 million words of articles written by 2 thousand authors. Research was held in the following main directions, represented in the present work: estimation of coefficients for the Zipf’s law f...

Titles are a key part of every academic genre and particularly important in research papers. Today, online searches overwhelmingly based on articles rather than journals which means that writers must, more ever, make their titles both informative appealing to attract readers who may go read, cite use research. In this paper we explore the features 5070 leading six disciplines human physical sci...

the implicit rhetorical features of academic writing which has so far eluded a comprehensive systematic characterization have made teaching it a challenging task for a large group of practitioners in academic setting. one such feature of academic writing susceptible to cultural mentalities is metadiscourse marking, which is supposed to be one of the important rhetorical aspects in the writing p...

The rapid developments in neuroscientific techniques raise high expectations among the general public and therefore warrant close monitoring of the translation to the media and daily-life applications. The need of empirical research into neuroscience communication is emphasized by its susceptibility to evoke misconceptions and polarized beliefs. As the mass media are the main sources of informa...

The purpose of the study was to investigate the relationship between incisor and condyle movement during protrusion in children with primary dentition. Subjects were categorized into two age groups. A primary dentition group consisted of 20 children and a permanent dentition group consisted of 25 women. The occlusions and TMJs in both groups were normal, with no history of orthodontic treatment...