Technical Report

Sheehan Homicidality Tracking Scale (S-HTS)

January 2005

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Ivan Sascha Sheehan

University of Baltimore

David V. Sheehan

University of South Florida

Available for download at www.professorsheehan.com/scales/

A clinical study of suicide in patients admitted in psychiatry unit in Assiut University

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Dec 2020

Background This study was performed for clinical study of suicide including risk factors in psychiatric patients admitted in psychiatric unit of Assiut University Hospital (AUH). Results We found that frequency of suicidal attempts is more in MDD (major depressive disorder), bipolar disorders followed by schizophrenia. And frequency of suicidal attempts in patients with multiple previous attempts before this one was higher in patients with mood disorders (53.8%) than psychotic and substance-induced disorders (32.3%, 13.8% respectively), with statistically significant difference in patients with MDD as well as there was significant treatment outcome on suicidal behavior. Conclusion The frequency of suicidal attempts is more in MDD (major depressive disorder), bipolar disorders followed by schizophrenia. There was significant severity of suicidal behavior in patients with psychotic disorders in comparison to patients with substance-induced disorder or mood disorders.

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February 2009

Fig2A_Phc T. gondii is killed in the cytosol in IFNγ-treated cells. IFNγ-treated MEFs were transfected with pEGFP-N3. Time-lapse video was started 2 hours after infection with ME49 T. gondii, and images were collected every 5 minutes. The video is presented at 2 frames per second. Scale bar: 5 µm. (0.30 MB MOV)

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Killing Young Animals for Human Consumption

January 2011

Titus PM Rivas

Young animals, outside the context of factory farming, often evoke feelings of endearment, but this apparently does not discourage producers and consumers from sacrificing them on a massive scale for their culinary and other pleasures

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Vietnam looms large in Gaza

April 2025

James M. Dorsey

Hamas has Israel where it wants it. The group’s insistence that ending the war be part of any ceasefire deal and refusal to disarm strengthens its position. To be sure, Israel has severely weakened Hamas militarily. To be sure, Israel has severely weakened Hamas militarily. Moreover, Hamas barely scores double digits in Gaza opinion polls. Hamas may no longer be able to organize an attack on the ... [Show full abstract] scale of its October 7, 2023, assault on Israel in which some 1,200 people, mostly civilians, were killed. Even so, Hamas still has a de facto presence in much of Gaza. Moreover, based on-19th century Prussian general Carl von Clausewitz’s principle of “war as a continuation of politics by other means," Hamas is scoring points in what amounts to a war of attrition as Israel relentlessly batters the Strip.

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Who Killed the Winograd Schema Challenge?

October 2023 · Lecture Notes in Computer Science

In which we investigate the technical issues surrounding the defeat, or perhaps the sudden assassination, of the Winograd Schema Challenge. We argue that, while the obvious suspect is the WinoGrande-based solution, the real cause of death was the masked language modeling technique for learning large language models. The Winograd Schema Challenge was, in the end, just a test for masked language ... [Show full abstract] closure, and as such it was killed by the use of this technique at scale.

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To Kill a Monster: Returns to Scale

January 2014 · SSRN Electronic Journal

Hak Choi

This paper proves that returns to scale is an empty definition, and should be discarded or killed. When a firm expands, it needs more than scale, it needs more than increased labor; it needs cars, buildings, machines, tools, etc. In short, it also needs capital. When capital replaces scale, expansion must eventually come to an end, called equilibrium.

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Homicide Plan Tracking Scale (HPTS)

June 2014

The Homicide Plan Tracking Scale (HPTS) captures details of homicidal planning in order to give clinicians a full picture of a patient's homicidal planning and the option of tracking homicidal planning over time. It also gives patients the opportunity to share details of their homicidal planning with their clinician and get a more appropriate level of care if the clinician understands their ... [Show full abstract] homicidal planning. The HPTS can be patient-rated, clinician-rated, or patient-rated followed by a blind clinician-rating and then both ratings reconciled. The HPTS can be used in inpatient, outpatient, clinical, or study settings. The HPTS has various tracking logs that allow clinicians to see the change in a patient's homicidal planning over time.

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Primeval symmetries

October 2005 · General Relativity and Gravitation

A detailed examination of the Killing equations in Robertson-Walker coordinates shows how the addition of matter and/or radiation to a de Sitter Universe breaks the symmetry generated by four of its Killing fields. The product U = (a^2)(dH/dt) of the squared scale parameter by the time-derivative of the Hubble function encapsulates the relationship between the two cases: the symmetry is maximal ... [Show full abstract] when U is a constant, and reduces to the six-parameter symmetry of a generic Friedmann-Robertson-Walker model when it is not. As the fields physical interpretation is not clear in these coordinates, comparison is made with the Killing fields in static coordinates, whose interpretation is made clearer by their direct relationship to the Poincare group generators via Wigner-Inonu contractions.

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Scale of Illegal Killing and Trade Associated with Indian Pangolin (Manis crassicaudata) in Pakistan

January 2019 · Pakistan Journal of Zoology