Comment Re:Confusion (Score 1) 194
I think that the public just gets the two confused.
Just going by some of the other comments here I'd say you are correct.
I think that the public just gets the two confused.
Just going by some of the other comments here I'd say you are correct.
However, the complexity of PCIe 6.0 implementation has slowed down its adoption by both enterprise and client applications.
Costs and the lack of interoperability tests by PCI-SIG (for now) are among the significant reasons behind not adopting the PCIe 6.0 interface for the client PC market.
In 2022, the Health 2000 database was reviewed to identify all individuals eligible for the FIMAGE study. To be eligible, participants had to meet the following criteria: (1) prior participation in the Health 2000 survey, (2) valid consent for the Health 2000 follow-up, (3) ability to communicate in Finnish or Swedish, (4) ambulatory status, (5) maximum age of 75 years at the time of sampling, and (6) residence within the catchment areas of the 5 university hospitals, ensuring reasonable access to a 3-Tesla (3T) MRI facility.
You will note that "has shoulder problem" is not one of the criteria.
The study population:
A total of 602 participants (median age, 58 [range, 41-76] years) underwent clinical shoulder examination and bilateral shoulder MRI and were included in the study. Of these, 313 (52.0%) were females and 289 (48.0%) were males. At the time of the research visit, 110 participants (18%) reported current shoulder symptoms. Among the asymptomatic group, 294 participants (60%) reported a previous history of shoulder symptoms
So 18% reported current shoulder symptoms, and of those who didn't, 40% reported having no history of shoulder symptoms.
... And the freedom of digital networks will make government more democratic.
Baloney. Do our computer pundits lack all common sense?
Well he was right about that one, though probably not for the reasons he thought.
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