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See detailVitamin D and Diabetes
CAVALIER, Etienne ULg

in Watson, Ronald Ross (Ed.) Bioactive Foods in Chronic Disease States (in press)

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See detailLa fin du Paléolithique moyen dans le Nord de l’Europe : la question des origines du Lincombien-Ranisien-Jerzmanowicien
Flas, Damien ULg

in Depaepe, Pascal (Ed.) Les plaines du Nord-Ouest : carrefour de l’Europe au Paléolithique moyen ? (in press)

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See detailLe rôle de la perception de soi comme lecteur dans le développement de la compétence en lecture
Schillings, Patricia ULg; Dupont, Virginie; Neuberg, France ULg et al

in Mesure et Evaluation en Education [=MEE] (in press)

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See detail« La Supplicatione di Italia al re di Francia. Sur un témoin retrouvé (ms. Firenze, Biblioteca Buonarroti, 95) »
Moreno, Paola ULg

in Encuentros / Desencuentros. Italia y España en los siglos XIV y XVI : Textos y contextos, Actes du Colloque Intarnational, México City. (in press)

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See detailDemisso capite : Ablatif absolu ou épithète détachée ?
Longrée, Dominique ULg

in Lehmann, Christian; Concepcion, Cabrillana L. (Eds.) Actes du 14e Colloque international de Linguistique latine, Erfurt, 16 au 21 juillet 2007 (in press)

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See detailDeveloping a multiple-level, multiple-perspective and multi-temporal approach to psychological harassment at work: model and case study.
Faulx, Daniel ULg; Blavier, Adelaïde ULg

in Travail Humain (Le) (in press)

Over the past fifteen years, numerous studies have been conducted on the problem of psychological harassment in the workplace. Nevertheless, many challenges remain in this field, both on the scientific ... [more ▼]

Over the past fifteen years, numerous studies have been conducted on the problem of psychological harassment in the workplace. Nevertheless, many challenges remain in this field, both on the scientific level and in terms of intervention and diagnosis. One challenge in particular that remains is that of better observation of the complexity and evolution of situations, taking into account more than one perspective and allowing for several levels of understanding. In this article, we present a case study in which we question all the protagonists in an alleged harassment situation. The data are analysed according to the Liège model. The article presents new findings on the subject of the psycho-socio-managerial dynamics of harassment, particularly the existence of different sources of legitimacy for feeling harassed and the labyrinth of conflictual relationships and victim relationships. The implications of this model in terms of diagnosis and intervention are discussed at the end of the article. [less ▲]

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See detailEnzymatic but not compensated Jaffe methods reach the desirable specifications of NKDEP at normal levels of creatinine. Results of the French multicentric evaluation
Boutten, A; Bargnoux, A.S.; Carlier, M.C. et al

in Clinica Chimica Acta (in press)

The French Society of Clinical Biochemistry conducted this study to compare the accuracy and performances of the best creatinine enzymatic assays and the compensated Jaffe methods from the same ... [more ▼]

The French Society of Clinical Biochemistry conducted this study to compare the accuracy and performances of the best creatinine enzymatic assays and the compensated Jaffe methods from the same manufacturers. Creatinine was measured in 3 serum pools with creatinine levels of 35.9 ± 0.9 μmol/L, 74.4 ± 1.4 μmol/L, and 97.9 ± 1.7 μmol/L (IDMS determination). The performances of the assays (total error that includes the contribution of bias and imprecision) were evaluated using Monte-Carlo simulations and compared against desirable NKDEP criteria. The enzymatic assays always fell within the desirable total Error of 7.6%. By contrast, this requirement was never obtained for the compensated Jaffe methods at the critical level of 74.4 ± 1.4 μmol/L. Only the compensated Jaffe creatinine on Olympus analyzer reached this specification at 35.9 ± 0.9 and 97.9 ± 1.7 μmol/L levels. This study demonstrates that, despite substantial improvement regarding traceability to the IDMS reference method and precision, compensated Jaffe creatinine methods, by contrast to enzymatic ones, do not reach the desirable specifications of NKDEP at normal levels of creatinine. [less ▲]

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See detailLes copies de la "Cène" de Léonard de Vinci
Fagnart, Laure ULg

in Nativel, Colette (Ed.) Copier et contrefaire à la Renaissance. Faux et usage de faux (in press)

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See detailRegime change in Mexico and the transformation state-diaspora relations
Lafleur, Jean-Michel ULg

in Collyer, Michael; Boccagni, Paolo (Eds.) Emigration Nations: the policies and politics of emigrant engagement (in press)

Over the course of last two decades, Mexico’s policies towards its population abroad has moved from a situation characterized by a general lack of interest to being one of the most active state in this ... [more ▼]

Over the course of last two decades, Mexico’s policies towards its population abroad has moved from a situation characterized by a general lack of interest to being one of the most active state in this field. The recent development of dual national and external voting policies as well as the creation of a dedicated government agency and of a consultative body all epitomize the radical change through which Mexico has gone. In this chapter, I argue that the transformation of Mexico’s attitude towards its emigrants is strongly connected to the evolution of its political regime characterized by a transition towards democracy, a strong desire to take part actively in the global economy and the increasing interest of regional actors in migration issues. Focusing on the issue of external voting, the chapter concludes by discussing the evolution of the power relations between the emigrant community and the Mexican state. [less ▲]

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See detailLouise de Savoie et la "Cène" de Léonard de Vinci
Fagnart, Laure ULg

in Brioist, Pascal (Ed.) Léonard de Vinci. Romorantin. Le projet oublié (in press)

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See detailVecchi e nuovi strumenti per esplorare le banche dati latine del LASLA
Longrée, Dominique ULg

in Lana, Maurizio (Ed.) Proceedings Tecnologie moderne per le opere degli antichi, Vercelli, 8 novembre 2011 (in press)

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See detailUse-wear and Hafting Traces in Perspective: the Contribution of Ethnographic Evidence
Rots, Veerle ULg

in Weedman, Kathryn; Brandt, Steven (Eds.) The Konso of Southern Ethiopia (in press)

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See detail"Le roi Louis, en admiration devant le repas du Christ à Milan". Les Français et la "Cène" de Léonard de Vinci
Fagnart, Laure ULg

in Elsig, Frédéric (Ed.) Le duché de Milan et les commanditaires français (1499-1521) (in press)

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See detailMuscle fatigue experienced during maximal eccentric exercise is predictive of the plasma creatine kinase (CK) response
Hody, Stéphanie ULg; Rogister, Bernard ULg; Leprince, Pierre ULg et al

in Scandinavian Journal of Medicine & Science in Sports (in press)

Unaccustomed eccentric exercise may cause skeletal muscle damage with an increase in plasma creatine kinase (CK) activity. Although the wide variability among individuals in CK response to standardized ... [more ▼]

Unaccustomed eccentric exercise may cause skeletal muscle damage with an increase in plasma creatine kinase (CK) activity. Although the wide variability among individuals in CK response to standardized lengthening contractions has been well described, the reasons underlying this phenomenon have not yet been understood. Therefore, this study investigated a possible correlation of the changes in muscle damage indirect markers after an eccentric exercise with the decline in muscle performance during the exercise. Twenty-seven healthy untrained male subjects performed three sets of 30 maximal isokinetic eccentric contractions of the knee extensors. The muscular work was recorded using an isokinetic dynamometer to assess muscle fatigue by means of various fatigue indices. Plasma CK activity, muscle soreness, and stiffness were measured before (pre) and one day after (post) exercise. The eccentric exercise bout induced significant changes of the three muscle damage indirect markers. Large intersubject variability was observed for all criteria measured. More interestingly, the log (CKpost/CKpre) and muscle stiffness appeared to be closely correlated with the relative work decrease (r = 0.84, r2 = 0.70 and r = 0.75, r2 = 0.56, respectively). This is the first study to propose that the muscle fatigue profile during maximal eccentric protocol could predict the magnitude of the symptoms associated with muscle damage in humans. [less ▲]

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See detailApproches ergonomiques et approches psychosociologiques de la formation : mise en perspective conceptuelle et praxéologique
Faulx, Daniel ULg; Petit, Lucie

in Actes du 16ème Congrès de Psychologie du Travail et des Organisation de Langue Française. (in press)

From both a scientific and a practical point of view, two major trends seem to presently rule the adult training field: the psychosociological trend and the ergonomic trend. Though each one has widely ... [more ▼]

From both a scientific and a practical point of view, two major trends seem to presently rule the adult training field: the psychosociological trend and the ergonomic trend. Though each one has widely contributed in developing training in organizational human resources development, we fail to see any significant level of understanding between the two trends or any dialogue based on scientific objectivity. The aim of this present paper is to hopefully initiate a dialogue with an eye towards development in training practices. A better understanding of these main approaches would bring help to those who seek to train personnel and to better orientate their choice of training. [less ▲]

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See detailDiagnostic, assessment and remediation of the attention deficit and hyperactivity disorder (ADHD): The neuropsychologist’s point of view
Catale, Corinne ULg; Meulemans, Thierry ULg

in Neuropsychiatrie de l'Enfance et de l'Adolescence (in press)

Despite the advances made regarding both the characterization and classification of the disorder (e.g., DSM-IV), the diagnosis of the Attention Deficit and Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) in children ... [more ▼]

Despite the advances made regarding both the characterization and classification of the disorder (e.g., DSM-IV), the diagnosis of the Attention Deficit and Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) in children remains very difficult. The principal aim of this paper is to present the interest of a integrative approach in the understanding, diagnosis and identification of difficulties in ADHD children. More particularly, it aims to underline the interest of the cognitive approach in the understanding of this disorder in the day-to-day life functioning, as well as the benefits of this approach when a specific remediation is planned. [less ▲]

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See detailPerformance of Solmacs, a High PV Solar Concentrator With Efficient Optics
Thibert, Tanguy ULg; Hellin, Marie-Laure ULg; Loicq, Jerôme ULg et al

in CPV-8 conference proceedings (in press)

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See detailLectio bilingue, bilinguismo della lectio sull’accentazione grafica nei papiri latini: sondaggi dai PNess. II 1 e 2
Scappaticcio, Maria Chiara ULg

in Bilinguisme et digraphisme dans le monde gréco-romain: l’apport des papyrus latins (in press)

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See detailChronos et la clé du temps
Desert, Jean-Benoît ULg; Charon, valérie; Triffaux, Jean-Marc ULg

in Revue des Hôpitaux de Jour Psychiatriques et des Thérapies Institutionnelles 2013, 15 : à paraître. (in press), 15

L’argument de ce XLème Colloque des Hôpitaux de jour psychiatriques nous a plongés dans un abîme de questionnements théoriques et pratiques. Défiés par cette immersion dans les tréfonds du modèle, nous ... [more ▼]

L’argument de ce XLème Colloque des Hôpitaux de jour psychiatriques nous a plongés dans un abîme de questionnements théoriques et pratiques. Défiés par cette immersion dans les tréfonds du modèle, nous avons choisi de nous accrocher aux fondements de notre univers. La mythologie grecque sera donc notre source d’inspiration en mettant un dieu antique à notre disposition. Chronos sera notre guide dans un périple réflexif soumettant nos théories et notre pratique à l’épreuve du temps. Le récit de la conception d’un atelier thérapeutique, l’atelier « Art & Temps », sera notre fil d’Ariane dans notre tentative de symboliser notre pratique thérapeutique quotidienne et ses enjeux. Par la suite, l’exposé d’un cas clinique concrétisera un raisonnement théorique visant à situer notre modèle de prise en charge dans le réseau psychiatrique global. [less ▲]

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