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@mmamas1973
Can you elaborate on why you as a cardiologist wouldn’t be able to fulfil a GP role?
Are you not exaggerating here? You would surely know enough and be able to quickly fill in any gaps or refer to specialist?
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@arjunrajlab
It’s semi-quantitative.
You can infer more or less, but you cannot put a specific number on it.
Think of it like a western blot, you can see higher or lower signal but you cannot say exactly how much target protein was in your sample.
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@wbuxtonofficial
Schumacher went through the same bad periods with Ferrari and with Mercedes before helping lead them greatness.
Seems Hamilton blames the team and car when things are not going well instead of defending them and leading them to success.
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@wbuxtonofficial
F1 needs a Hawkeye style system, if Tennis can do it a decade ago, no excuse for F1 the most technological sport in the world.
Austria was 100% the right approach, just needs some automation and don’t spam the notifications.
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@sirwillpearson
@mmamas1973
I guess what your really highlighting is a GP needs to make a decision within a 15 minute appointment slot (which is a skill in itself). A cardiologist wouldn’t have time to look up anything they didn’t know, but likely could do so if they had lots more time (which they don’t).
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@ScarbsTech
The FIA should just mandate a minimum volume and maximum temperature for the drivers drinks. They have all the safety regulations but overlook basic stuff like this, it makes no sense.
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@brrrake
Sprint races need a variable that makes them unique to the main race.
I’d suggest there should be a special sprint tyre and the sprint should be held at a different time of day.
Anything to make it substantially different, otherwise may as well extend the main race.
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@RoryStewartUK
Hard Brexiters also overestimated the enthusiasm of Australia, Canada, USA et al. to work on trade deals with a standalone UK. UK simply not big enough to be worth their time to prioritise vs the united trade blocs like EU.
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For anyone looking to do a PhD in Pysch or Decision Science, you would have to go a long way to find a better mentor than Dr Lee Curley. Get applying!
Thinking of applying for a GUDTP funded PHD in psychology?
@Psycurlogy
can supervise projects on legal decision making, with a particular interest the biases that influence judges and jurors
Find out more & apply here by 11/01/22
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@MStott88
The PA position is just really redundant, if you need someone with medical expertise below the level of a Doctor/Consultant we already have Junior Doctors, Nurse Practitioners and Nurses. What we need is to convert more talented nurses into NP’s or even doctors. With training off
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@brrrake
Isn’t there a famous stat that the wings alone provide more deceleration than the maximum braking force of a typical road car?
Is that still roughly true?
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@EngineMode11
By far the worst track on the calendar.
Horrible on TV, the track is so featureless and flat it’s hard to even keep track of where the cars are.
La Sarthe would be much better for French GP and an interesting comparison to Le Mans prototypes.
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@AlexJacquesF1
They will put Lawson in for 2024, it doesn’t make sense to take him away from a championship win. Also harder for him to come in with no pre-season.
They are clearly prepping Ricciardo in case Perez doesn’t improve.
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@tiff_tv
Does anything actually stop a team sandbagging at the early races to get a better BoP for Le Mans?
Let’s face it, most manufacturers would rather win Le Mans than the championship.
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@campbellclaret
Alastair, how you feel about an “Office of Former PMs” where Major, Blair, Brown, May would issue rare but poignant joint statements?
Something you seem to see more in US politics with Obama, Clinton, Bush speaking on key issues time to time.
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@tiff_tv
@SkySportsF1
Also tried explaining fuel weight : tyre degradation crossover to a former chief strategist…
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@davidjglassMD
Funny thing about this is, if you do it properly like you suggest but the selection of reference genes differs from the dogmatic selection in that field, it will be heavily criticised during peer review and they’ll ask why you didn’t use GAPDH or B-Actin.
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@MJGold
Surely key difference is, Tennis players actually sell rackets, clothes and shoes to the mainstream. The general public do not buy T&F kit (lycra and running spikes), their impact on sales is much lower and that’s why there is less prize money and more semi-pros and amateurs.
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Great review Alva, congrats!
My first article got published today in the Journal of Applied Microbiology
@SfAMtweets
, woooo! Sources and survival of Listeria monocytogenes on fresh, leafy produce - give it a read...
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@RBR_Daily
Ricciardo probably 10x his career earnings by going to Alpine and McLaren compared to staying at RB and not winning the championship VS Verstappen anyway.
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@PsyNapsENU
Thnx for the mention & thanks to
@PopcornScotland
@Psycurlogy
@liamdralph
for the kind invitation. A very thought provoking day!
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@MJGold
One element could be that other sports allow clear flair and creative expression, Federer and Nadal play tennis 2 completely different ways.
But differentiation in track&field style/personality is not clear to the casual viewer.
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@WrexhamFCBoston
@VancityReynolds
@RMcElhenney
You haven’t accounted for the fact the manufacturer of the shirts will have a finite production capacity and only a % of that will be dedicated to Wrexham.
They should have got Nike / Adidas.
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@lpachter
If you remove Prism from biomed researchers you’ll just end up with loads of papers only using t-tests for everything.
At least Prism tries to guide researchers to a suitable test and educate them.
So many people just use a stats test “because I saw other people use it”.
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@Psycurlogy
@JenM_Research
@rorydjmaclean
@HumzaYousaf
@DavidSRudolf
This is an absolute must read, expert on Not Proven Verdict.
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@ashleyruba_phd
It’s definitely one where “if you have to ask” the answer is no.
It may as well be “should I hike the Appalachian trail?”
I doubt anyone who isn’t 100% set on it from the get go would actually finish either (same with Appalachian Trail).
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Brilliant points, applicable to many other fields, including science.
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Ben Goldacre being savage as always on
#badscience
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@MarinaPurkiss
For £500,000 Sunak could fund the best economists at British Universities to highlight the most effective ways of addressing inflation, cost of living, energy and economic growth.
@Psycurlogy
Agree?
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@EngineMode11
This is why there should be 2+ tyre manufacturers but allow all teams to pick which tyres they want each race. Then you’d have actual competition to create a good tyre instead of Pirelli always play it safe and boring.
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New article just published in The Conversation, explaining tumour evolution and how new research is tackling it!
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Presenting my research today at the National Cancer Research Institute Conference
#NCRI2016
Poster 210!
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@harrismonkey
It’s clear from the onboards both were using each other as a braking reference and neither chose to brake first. Resulting in both cars running off track. Should have been investigated, but no penalty remains correct.
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@tiff_tv
Agree, but isn’t that Le Mans fault for making such cars ineligible?
The peak of Le Mans was when the McLaren F1 was eligible.
With BoP it’s not like it matters anyway?
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@formularacers_
Ricciardo, least potential to get better and he wasn’t loyal to Red Bull. Perez has supported them to 2 championships and Tsunoda is still getting better and has a lot more peak years remaining.
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@TanentzapfLab
You cross-ref your own hypothesis with the scRNA-seq to see if it looks to be substantiated. If it is, go run empirical experiments.
If it isn’t, you just saved yourself months in the lab.
It’s a resource to inform further work.
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@Stressful_times
@ri_hamilton
@SarahLouHorgan
@Psycurlogy
@AmandaDiserholt
@N_Peddie
Hahaha great memories guys, didn’t expect to scroll across this on my Twitter feed today 😂
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@brrrake
Can you analyse non-DRS overtakes please?
DRS overtakes are fake racing and are rarely interesting. In fact, they rob us of actually exciting overtakes.
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@campbellclaret
Genuine question: With current security threat level, wouldn’t it be mad for a PM or Minister not to do this? Certainly the POTUS isn’t flying commercial airlines…
Assuming the events being travelled to were important of course.
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@karunchandhok
If they knew Verstappen would have a break issue, then yes they could have won. But they operated on the anssumption Max would be on his normal pace.
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@ajwooff
Felt the same when he visited that vaccine lab and decided to put a lab coat and gloves on and do some (terrible) pipetting. Can’t wait to see how his next Armed Forces visit goes down if he tries this…
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@Psycurlogy
@Listerialv
I think 3rd Dose might be referring to clinically vulnerable people who were offered a 3rd Dose before Boosters were available to all. That wound be my assumption here but not 100% sure how Scotland handled that.
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@JohnSimpsonNews
The BBC should have to compete for customers like every other broadcaster. If it’s as good as you believe, people will subscribe by choice.
Forcing everyone to pay £14/month to own a TV is just silly.
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@MBrundleF1
Makes no sense to implement the HALO only to ban tyre warmers…
Like, are the FIA pro-safety or not?
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@PatrikAouad
@YouTube
I would love to visit Lebanon, especially the Chateau Musar vineyards 🍷👍. Incredible country!
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@karunchandhok
I’m theory could a team optimise their car for this race and essentially target 25 points here over everything else?
If Haas did that, they would move up 2 places in the constructors.
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@karunchandhok
We are losing this sport for things that no fan cares about.
The green goal of F1 should be for proving e-fuels work in high performance environments. That’s it.
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@brrrake
Ecclestone was right when he suggested sprinkler systems. Make all sprints wet races and problem solved.
Especially for tracks where natural rain is virtually impossible, Pirelli bring the Intere and Wets anyway, may as well use them!
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@campbellclaret
Meanwhile, France has a train accouncement intro so good that
@davidgilmour
sampled it.
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@Psycurlogy
Looked into this recently and found 2 reasonable explanations.
1. People with particularly suited Circadian Rythm + facing bed towards sunrise - 2. Nails inside a wax candle with the required burn time to release them as an ‘alarm clock’.
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@tiff_tv
Expect him to win it easy without a SC, as long as not taken out by anyone coming through the pack.
Perez really should be winning this race and if he can’t on raw pace it’s a concern.
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@Psycurlogy
@DominicRaab
Flip the story around and the headline is “PM and Cabinet under the influence whilst working” just as bad.
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@MJGold
@JNETTEKWAKYE
Also, why do Track & Field always compete for their nations?
Why not have Team Nike vs Team Adidas vs Team Reebok?
The brands would do 90% of the heavy lifting to promote the events.
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@ewanbirney
Vast majority pick N based on what they’ve seen others get away with publishing. Stats is very lacking among average wet-lab biologists, primarily concerned with conforming to the dogma of the field than doing it “properly”. Sadly, that approach is often the easiest to publish.
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@MJGold
@JNETTEKWAKYE
Needs an F1 model where top 1% only compete in “Grand Prix”, a win is a big deal, places give points with a World Champion at the end of the season.
This is why people watch the Olympics, it means something.
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@karunchandhok
The real problem is if you have an engine like Merc did at end of 2021 you can just bring a new engine every race and still win from last on the grid.
The real solution is to include engine costs in the budget cap.
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@Rsbeidas
@deniswirtz
Should just be referred to as Scientists, or the relevant field specific term. Why the need to create hierarchy?
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@Psycurlogy
Agree with you entirely, there is no clear benefit to dropping masks on public transport, supermarkets and other common sense areas. Why not keep masks as we open up?
Not sure how this fits into “following the science” at all.
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@hubermanlab
What is your take on normal glasses that filter blue light for screen use?
Often thought this can’t be healthy for 24/7 use for same point you are making here.
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@tiff_tv
This was caused by raising the ride heights (at the request of Mercedes), meaning cars now run more wing due to less downforce from the floor.
It would be a very easy technical directive to again permit lower tide heights.
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@Psycurlogy
If they investigate they will be forced to acknowledge the police inside No.10 also knew about it.
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@Neuro_Skeptic
Flawed design, low ecological validity.
1. The participants were provided a fixed meal rather than selecting and preparing themselves.
2. Why was the high heat from 4pm-8am? - In real world day would be hottest, then cooler at night.
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@thomyorke
KID A MNESIA EXHIBITION is progressing the art form of both music and games/experiences, would like to hear the thoughts of
@Kojima_Hideo
and possible future collaboration?
Finally you can see the picture within the artists mind in much more literal sense than previous concepts.
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@brrrake
Not everything has to be current, people would be interested if you did a deep dive into data from past races where interesting scenarios came up.
Particularly for races where teams had less sophisticated real time strategy (Schumacher era and earlier).
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@lewis_goodall
What we should have is a circular bullet train that stops only in Oxford, London and Cambridge.
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@DavidBHayter
If anyone could write a top quality new MGS story it would be
@DavidBHayter
, world class Hollywood scriptwriter and has all the knowledge of MGS…
@Konami
would be mad to not capitalise on that.
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@MikeCaulfieldF1
DRS is fake racing, it should be removed from F1.
Imola 2005 Alonso vs Schumacher was real racing, today with DRS it would have been an easy pass.
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@HumzaYousaf
Great article on Scottish Not Proven verdict, what’s your stance on this?
@Psycurlogy
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The SLSSS PGR Conference 2016 Programme is now LIVE! Check your inboxes!
#sneakpeak
#NapierEyesOnly
# Research
#pgrcon
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@BoWang87
It’s just comical that journals are an online resource but they limit themselves to 2D representations of data.
Quite literally spatial genomics shown without the spatial dimension. Absolutely crackers.
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@JenM_Research
If you read in the Garden, does the study maintain ecological validity? 🤔
#ResearchParanoia
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@MGSMGN
They should pay
@DavidBHayter
to write a screenplay for a brand new Metal Gear and have
@bluepointgames
make it.
Easy win.
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@MrNickKnowles
Pretty sure Mercedes couldn’t pit when the virtual SC was first deployed because Hamilton did not have enough gap to Max to come out ahead.
This was primarily due to Perez holding up Hamilton for so long.
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@MattyWTF1
Go and watch back Hamilton’s moves from the 2 years he was in genuine championship battles vs Massa and Rosberg. He made similar moves to Verstappen and they were not penalised, rightly so. DRS has made all overtaking ‘soft’ and only now are we seeing a true battle.
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@tiff_tv
Lawson being test driver means they can constantly benchmark him to Perez.
If Perez isn’t fast enough for P2 next season, they will swap them.
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@GNev2
If the Glazers rejected the spend for those players you’d equally be blaming them for not putting transfer funds in to the manager.
These are world class players (many multiple CL winners), if they’re the wrong players for United that’s surely the managers decision to own?
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@EngineMode11
Let’s also not forget Ferrari forced Michael Schumacher out to make way for Kimi Raikonnen…
Possibly their worst strategic call ever?
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The UK is a world leader in Genomics and yet the Government awards contracts for qPCR Covid-19 testing to companies with zero track record, zero credibility and with seemingly zero due diligence… 🤯
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@manorlaboratory
I feel like this is really where mass-spec proteomics is the way to go.
Start with tryptic digestion and chances are there will be a unique fragment to your splice isoform of interest.
Also means you are perturbing your cells with tags etc.
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@campbellclaret
Do you think latest events have increased % chance of REMAIN?
Would you say % chance of Remain is now >50%?
Thanks for providing some of the only rational and high quality analysis of Brexit.
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@J_my_sci
Cyagen can do this and they are generally very keen to work with academic labs, worth chatting to.
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@MJGold
Completely agree, I think there’s also low hanging fruit to increase resources (and therefore rewards for stars) by making more attractive to sponsors, e.g. mandate kit close to real world that people wear on the street. Agree there needs to be a “cut off” and focus on top % too.
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