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P03.11. Relaxation response intervention induces respiration and heart rate variability changes in hypertensives
P04.37. The impact of integrative medicine on inpatient patient satisfaction at Abbott Northwestern Hospital
Quantum Correlation Bounds for Quantum Information Experiments Optimization: the Wigner Inequality Case
Violation of modified Wigner inequality by means binary bipartite quantum
system allows the discrimination between the quantum world and the classical
local-realistic one, and also ensures the security of Ekert-like quantum key
distribution protocol. In this paper we study both theoretically and
experimentally the bounds of quantum correlation associated to the modified
Wigner's inequality finding the optimal experimental configuration for its
maximal violation. We also extend this analysis to the implementation of
Ekert's protocol
Efectos de las claras en la productividad forestal y características del sitio en rodales de Pinus sylvestris
A clear-cutting system with soil preparation before replanting is usual for Scots pine stands in many European countries. Additionally, thinning regimes are applied during the rotation. Thus, forest floor is recreated in each rotation and can be influenced by thinning regime. The present study aimed to determine possible effects of thinning on production (evaluated by basal area) and forest-floor status (evaluated by dry mass, carbon and nitrogen content) in pine stands. We used data from four experiments established in 1962 in 25- to 45-year-old pine stands. In 2008, we analysed forest-floor characteristics under the observed stands. The results from basal area evaluation showed different development in treatments on all experiments during and at the end of observation. We observed substantial, but statistically non-significant, differences between treatments in quantity of dry mass (and of carbon and nitrogen) accumulated in humus horizons under Scots pine stands more than 40 years after first thinning.En muchos países europeos es habitual un sistema de tala rasa con preparación del suelo antes de la plantación para
pino silvestre. Además, se aplican regímenes de claras durante la rotación. Por lo tanto, el suelo forestal se recrea en cada
rotación y puede ser influenciado por el régimen de claras. El presente estudio tuvo como objetivo determinar los posibles
efectos de las claras en la producción (evaluada por el área basal) y el estado del suelo forestal (evaluado por peso
seco, contenido de carbono y nitrógeno) en los rodales de pino. Se utilizaron datos de cuatro experimentos, iniciado
en 1962 en rodales de 25 a 45 años de edad. En 2008, se analizaron las características de suelo forestal de los rodales.
Los resultados de la evaluación de área basal mostraron un crecimiento diferente entre los tratamientos en todos los experimentos
durante y al final del periodo de observación. Se han observado diferencias importantes, pero estadísticamente
no significativas, entre tratamientos en la cantidad de masa seca (y de carbono y nitrógeno) en el horizonte de humus
acumulado en los rodales de pino silvestre durante más de 40 años después de la primera entresaca
P02.64. Vitamin D sufficiency is necessary for integrative treatment-associated improvements in chronic pain status
OA16.02. Longitudinal collection of patient-related outcomes in integrative medicine clinics: a pilot study from the BraveNet Practice Based Research Network
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