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Utaut factors influencing intention to use social TV among university students by Khoshrouzadeh, Jafar

“…A slightly modified Likert scale questionnaire designed and validated by Venkatesh et al. (2012) was adopted to collect data and finally, Pearson’s Correlation and Multiple regression, as well as Structural Equation Modelling (SEM) as an appropriate statistical analysis method run by SmartPLS 3.0, applied to analyze the data.The findings of the study revealed that Malaysian students are involved in several activities including sharing, recommending, rating, and commenting on TV programs from a daily to weekly basis. The findings also showed that student’s expectance toward the usefulness of social TV is among the main factors that positively affect their intention to use it. …”
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#Scanners: exploring the control of adaptive films using brain-computer interaction by Pike, Matthew, Ramchurn, Richard, Benford, Steve, Wilson, Max L.

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Excessive sitting at work and at home: Correlates of occupational sitting and TV viewing time in working adults by Hadgraft, N., Lynch, B., Clark, B., Healy, Genevieve, Owen, N., Dunstan, D.

“…This study examined socio-demographic and health-related correlates of occupational sitting and of combined high levels of occupational sitting/TV viewing time amongst working adults. Methods: Participants were attendees of the third wave (2011/12) of the Australian Diabetes, Obesity and Lifestyle (AusDiab) study who worked full-time (≥35 h/week; n = 1,235; 38 % women; mean ± SD age 53 ± 7 years). …”
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Longitudinal Trajectories of Television Watching Across Childhood and Adolescence Predict Bone Mass at Age 20 Years in the Raine Study by McVeigh, Joanne, Zhu, K., Mountain, J., Pennell, C., Lye, S., Walsh, J., Straker, L.

“…Hours of TV watching/week were recorded by parental or self-report at 5, 8, 10, 14, 17, and 20 years of age in 1181 members (48% female) of a pregnancy cohort (the Raine Study). …”
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Comparing the cost-effectiveness of campaigns delivered via various combinations of television and online media by Allom, Vanessa, Jongenelis, Michelle, Slevin, Terry, Keightley, S., Phillips, F., Beasley, S., Pettigrew, Simone

“…The campaign was delivered in seven 1-week bursts using TV, online video (OV), or online display (OD) (e.g., banner ads) formats in isolation and in various combinations over a 13-week period. …”
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Unfurling Fern by Shardlow, Mignon, Elliott, Ron

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Trajectories of television watching from childhood to early adulthood and their association with body composition and mental health outcomes in young adults by McVeigh, Joanne, Smith, Anne, Howie, Erin, Straker, Leon

“…Participants were followed up over 15 years and answered questions about hours of TV watching per week at six time-points (5, 8, 10, 14, 17 and 20yrs). …”
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Memorialising Tragedy Through Art by Messham-Muir, Kit

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Efficiency, Productivity, Excess by Bujalka, Eva

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Effects of soy protein isolates on quality of chocolates during storage by Selamat, Jinap, Hussin, Norma, Mohd Zain, Asiah, Che Man, Yaakob

“…The Anisidine Value (AV) of all chocolates showed an increasing pattern during 10 weeks of storage. The Total Oxidation Value (TV) of all chocolates was found to be highest at week 3 and lowest at week 10 when 10% SPI was used. …”
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Transforming for a better future by Abd Razak, Dzulkifli

“…IDEA: Malaysia Inventors’ Challenge made its debut with the first of 10 episodes appearing on TV3 at 7pm last week. This first of its kind of reality show in Malaysia was launched on Aug 13 at the Theatrette, Sri Pentas, Petaling Jaya by Deputy Minister of Science, Technology and Innovation Fadillah Yusof. …”
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Edible Bird's Nest treatment effects on subchondral bone and articular cartilage changes and synovial fluid proteome profiles in an osteoarthritis rabbit model by Syed Sulaiman, Sharifah Zakiah

“…Bone volume over tissue volume for surgically induced group increased in femur (35.35%) and tibia (32.82%) during week 12 which suggested bone remodelling whereas chemically induced group showed persistent bone resorption with decreased value of BV/TV in femur (27.12%) and tibia (26.82%). …”
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Systemic delivery of free chitosan accelerates femur fracture healing in rats by Shao, P., Wei, Y., Dass, Crispin, Zhang, G., Wu, Z.

“…Treatments were administered intraperitoneally twice weekly at 1 mg chitosan per injection and the controls were administered physiological saline. …”
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Monitoring the change patterns of physicochemical properties of oil blend as function of storage time. by Naghshineh, Mahsa, Ariffin, Abdul Aziz, Mohd Ghazali, Hasanah, Mirhosseini, Hamed, Kuntom, Ainie, Mohammed, Abdulkarim Sabo

“…The aim of this study was to investigate the effect of storage time, type and concentration level of frying oil on the physicochemical properties of oil blend during 8 consecutive week storage. The physicochemical properties of frying media, namely melting point, iodine value (IV), peroxide value (PV), anisidine value (AV), TOTOX value (TV) and free fatty acids (FFA), were considered as response variables. …”
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The effect of optimum microosteoperforation accelerated tooth movement on mandibular trabeculae bone volume fraction – a randomized controlled trial / Teh Ng Heng Khiang by Teh, Ng Heng Khiang

“…Only the 4 weekly MOP interval group showed significant decrease in BV/TV (mean difference 14.73% SD 12.88; 95%; CI 3.96 – 25.50; p = 0.01) despite significant increase in canine retraction rate for all interval groups. …”
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Evaluation of a web-based program promoting healthy eating and physical activity for adolescents: Teen Choice: Food and Fitness by Cullen, K., Thompson, D., Boushey, Carol, Konzelmann, K., Chen, T.

“…At post, more intervention group adolescents reported eating three or more daily vegetable servings in the past week compared with the control group (P<0.05); both groups reported significant increases in physical activity (P<0.001) and significant decreases in TV watching (P<0.01). …”
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Neck/shoulder pain in adolescents is not related to the level or nature of self-reported physical activity or type of sedentary activity in an Australian pregnancy cohort by Briggs, Andrew, Straker, Leon, Bear, N.L., Smith, Anne

“…Type of sedentary activity was characterised by exposure time to watching TV, using a computer, and reading. Logistic regression was used to explore the association between NSP and activity. …”
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Musculoskeletal outcomes in children using computers : a model representing the relationships between user correlates, computer exposure and musculoskeletal outcomes by Harris, Courtenay

“…At home 95.7% of children had used a computer in the last month, for an average of 7.2 hours per week, commonly for 60 - 120 minutes in one sitting. …”
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Treatment of osteomyelitis in New Zealand white rabbit using impregnated biomaterials with gentamicin: in vivo study outcome of bacterial study and micro-computed topography evalua... by Zulkifly, Ahmad Hafiz, Mohd Jan, Nurul Hafiza, Ibrahim, Mohd Zulfadzli, Aziz, Aziah

“…The micro-computed topographic analysis at 3, 6, 12 and 26 weeks of interval, showed increase bone parameters in treated femur. …”
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Tobacco imagery on prime time UK television by Lyons, Ailsa, McNeill, Ann, Britton, John

“…Findings: Actual tobacco use, predominantly cigarette smoking, occurred in 73 of 613 (12%) programmes, particularly in feature films and reality TV. Brand appearances were rare, occurring in only 18 programmes, of which 12 were news or other factual genres, and 6 were episodes of the same British soap opera. …”
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