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I mean, can you tell which dbs contained the Elevier language?

fun new pastime

I searched it as a phase in Ovid Medline (zero) and looked at a recent article from ClinicalKey in both CK and Medline. Maybe different databases extract different info into the abstract field?

Where are you searching?

Abstract: Direct delivery of macromolecules to the lungs will lead to new treatments for pulmonary diseases that are currently debilitating for millions of people all over the world. These approaches will enable novel gene therapy treatments as well as other nucleic acid and protein therapies, while doing so in a manner that is noninvasive, improves drug efficacy, and reduces systemic side effects. Despite the exciting potential of delivering macromolecules to the lungs, there has been only one therapeutic (i.e., Pulmozyme R) approved by the FDA in the last 30 years. The significant challenges to pulmonary delivery have hindered the development of many potential treatments. These challenges include the stability of proteins/nucleic acids during both encapsulation and delivery, the clearance mechanism of the airway and lungs, and the safety of the delivery vectors. Researchers have developed multiple approaches and materials to address these issues, including modification of the macromolecule, development of novel materials (polymers, lipids, and inorganics) for fabricating nano/microparticles, and the addition of excipients to the formulation. In this review article, we summarize and compare synthesis methods, encapsulation, delivery, controlled release strategies, and the shortcomings of recently developed prospective pulmonary protein/nucleic acid delivery vectors. Copyright © 2025 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.

Available online 9 July 2025 0142-9612/© 2025 Elsevier Ltd. All rights are reserved, including those for text and data mining, AI training, and similar technologies

Thankfully, it doesn't look like it shows up in the abstract field but is a footer on the full text:

📣 Very annoying if you're working on a systematic review about an AI topic. Elsevier is putting this in their abstracts= Research on non-AI topics will show up in search results.
"..Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved, including those for text and data mining, AI training, and similar technologies"

Grrr. The APA copyright statement does something similar.

Wasn’t this a Black Mirror episode?

It’s a shame, really. Naming that company was the best thing he’s ever done.

Also, they were supposed to get a contract to replace a bridge with a tunnel in my city but flaked out and now the project is set back ten years and has to start over.

that wasnt there before - thanks!

do you see other people on stage are?

All 5 of them should have thrown themselves on his funeral pyre.

'Cause they've had years more practice than the younger assholes

(feel free to check my profile pic from when I was 'younger')

😆

Mainly kidding. Thinking of all those questions some so called music journalist always asked. Seemed like if someone answered all of them you could put a decent profile of them together.

Not that anyone with decent data skills couldn’t do that on just about anyone anyway.

Is this one of those data mining prompts that were so “popular” on xitter?

22. Lived in or within 30 miles of 5.

YouTube video by Pat Boone - Topic Long Tall Sally

Makes his Little Richard covers sound kinda swingin. Almost

youtu.be/z0-HXHL6aGE

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My institution doesn't do it either, but doesn't it waste people's time not to list a salary range?
ispot.tv/a/fUyW

When I worked at NSU there was a kid, nursing student, I think, who drove a beat up old rusty truck. He could swing into a spot backwards in seconds with a coffee in one hand and a bagel in his mouth. He’s allowed.

If they can do it in one try, I’ll forgive it but even with backup cameras, side cameras, distance sensors, & overhead simulators they still need 3+ tries.

The best big sandwich chain is Publix.

#medlibs - know any Deadhead GIS librarians?

Years ago I was driving to Jacksonville at 75 mph and saw a sign that said "Jacksonville 75 miles." An hour away.
As I got closer, the speed limit dropped to 60, I slowed and saw a sign that said "Jacksonville 60 miles."
Later, I was in a traffic jam going 15 mph. Sign said "Jacksonville 15 miles."

I thought you were looking for information about the people known as Irish Travellers and their diaspora including North America. If not, sorry for wasting your time.

Irish Travellers - Wikipedia

en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Irish_T...

Eraserhead

When an organization gets gutted, less productivity is a pretty normal result.

Because now they’ll have to buy their records?

A power blackout there would kill so many people.

But I just want to read the headline so I can feel smart without putting in the effort!