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Frontiers | Original research: initial development of a pragmatic tool to estimate cognitive decline risk focusing on potentially modifiable factors in Parkinson’s disease
1. Introduction About 10–20% of individuals newly diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease (PD) have cognitive changes (Aarsland et al., 2009; Weintraub et al., 2015) and cognitive decline is associated with high rates of conversion to dementia (Aarsland et al., 2003).
An Asymmetrical “President-in-Power” Effect
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Microbiota fermentation-NLRP3 axis shapes the impact of dietary fibres on intestinal inflammation
Microbiota fermentation-NLRP3 axis shapes the impact of dietary fibres on intestinal inflammation Vishal Singh1, Beng San Yeoh2, Rachel E Walker3, Xia Xiao3, Piu Saha1, Rachel M Golonka1, Jingwei Cai4, Alexis Charles Andre Bretin5, Xi Cheng1, Qing Liu4, Michael D Flythe6, Benoit Chassaing5,7, Gregory C Shearer3, Andrew D Patterson4, Andrew T Gewirtz5, Matam Vijay-Kumar1,8 1 Department of Physiology and Pharmacology, College of Medicine and Life Sciences, University of Toledo, Toledo, Ohio,...
3 Indians who had unheralded international careers before they became T20 stars
Joginder Sharma (R), the man of the moment in the 2007 World T20 semifinal The different formats in cricket not only have different rules and restrictions, but also require different approaches, mindsets and skills. Some legendary players have tasted success in all the formats of the game through their adaptability, dedication and hard work. The competition in the Indian domestic circuit is quite stiff, and arguably one of the toughest across the globe.
3 young IPL players who could play for India in the 2020 T20 World Cup
The next most awaited cricket tournament, the T20 World Cup, is now only 15 months away. All the participating nations have to expedite their preparations in order to present their best foot forward at the tournament. India are considered among the contenders who can lift the coveted trophy next year. However, there are a few worries for the team ahead of the tournament, and the Men in Blue will need to fix these concerns. The suspect middle order is still a perplexing problem for India.
3 Indian batsmen who were dropped from the Test team despite having an impressive record
Cricket has gained massive popularity in the last decade, probably because of the advent of the T20 format. However, Test cricket, the oldest and purest version of the game, can never go out of fashion. It is the ultimate test of a cricketer's character, technique, skill, resilience and fortitude. More often than not, Test cricket gives equal opportunity to both the bowlers and the batsmen to showcase their skills and have an impact on the game.
3 Indian batsmen who had an abrupt end to their ODI career
Cricket is not the national sport of India but it is the most popular sport in the country. Moreover, calling cricket a 'sport' in India would be a misnomer; most Indians consider it as a religion. The popularity of the game increased manifold after the memorable 1983 World Cup, when the Indian team won the prestigious title of 'world champions'. Kapil Dev with the 1983 World Cup Today, millions of talented aspiring cricketers are eager to represent the country at the international stage.
3 Indian bowlers who had an abrupt end to their ODI career
Irfan Pathan celebrating a wicket The Indian team is renowned for manufacturing run-machines, and the Indian batting line-up has been the strongest in the world in the last couple of decades. Bowling has never been India's strength, especially when playing outside the sub-continent, but that has begun to change. In recent times, Indian pace bowlers have proved their prowess in the limited overs format of the game.
3 Indian Cricketers who did not get ample chances in ODI
Cricket is the most popular sport in India and is often regarded as a religion in the country. But, the game has evolved drastically over the years, which has also affected the selection criteria for the players. The competition in the Indian domestic circuit is quite stiff and is arguably one of the toughest across the globe. The nation has a gigantic pool of talented domestic cricketers who burn the midnight oil to represent the country at the highest level.
3 teams that lost two consecutive World Cup Finals
New Zealand v England - ICC Cricket World Cup Final 2019 The Cricket World Cup has gained incredible popularity over the last couple of decades. The limited-overs edition of the game has changed drastically for the players as well as the audience. The balance of the game has tilted towards the batsmen with the advent of fielding restrictions and reduced size of the boundaries. However, the current edition of the tournament has been an exception to what was anticipated.
World Cup 2019, India vs New Zealand: Three factors that may bother the Men in Blue
The Indian team has been brilliant so far in the current edition of the World Cup, grabbing the top spot in the points table. The Kiwis, though, have lost their last three to finish fourth. The Men in Blue have dominated their opponents in all aspects of the game, more often than not at least, and their road to the semi-final has been smooth. Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli have been exceptional with the bat, crafting crucial partnerships together at a brisk pace.
World Cup 2019: 3 records created at this year's tournament so far
The one-day game has changed drastically in the last couple of decades. The popularity of the limited overs format has increased manifold after the advent of the T20 version of the game. The fifty-over World Cup has been no exception and has gained immense popularity across the globe. The current edition of the event is underway in the UK and has already left the spectators spell-bound by some incredible turnarounds.
Cricket World Cup History: Top 3 bowling figures of all time
Glenn McGrath is the most successful bowler in World Cup history The most coveted trophy in the sport of cricket, the World Cup has, for a long time now provided unmatched entertainment as countries build up their best team over four years to claim the top honors. One of the most notable changes to the sport as such is the fact that the game has gradually shifted towards the batsmen.
Champions Trophy 2002: When Yuvraj Singh snatched victory for India from the jaws of defeat
Yuvraj Singh and Sourav Ganguly of India celebrate victory in the 2002 edition of Champions trophy Yuvraj Singh gained immediate stardom when he scored a scintillating 84 against the world champions Australia in his debut game in the 2000 edition of the ICC Champions Trophy. His spectacular knock came in just 80 balls, and it ensured India made a decent first innings total against the Kangaroos.
Top 3 Indian wicket-keepers with the lowest batting average in ODI cricket
Image result for wc 1983 final Cricket in India gained massive popularity after the Men in Blue achieved their maiden world cup victory in the 1983 edition of the coveted championship. India slowly emerged as a nation where the game was adopted as a religion with over a billion followers.
Jaya Prada likely to join BJP today
Jaya Prada Share Actress turned politician Jaya Prada is likely to join BJP today. She is tipped to contest from Rampur seat, where she had won in the past. If Jaya Prada decides to contest, she will be squaring off against Samajwadi Party's Azam Khan. Jaya Prada and Azam Khan had a public fall out when both where part of the Samajwadi Party in 2009. In her long political career, Jaya Prada has been part of several political outfits.
ODI Cricket: 3 most controversial matches
New Zealand v South Africa: Semi Final - 2015 ICC Cricket World Cup Cricket is certainly one of the most popular sports in the world, there have been numerous nail-biting last ball thrillers to illustrate the unpredictability of the sport. The game has gained immense stardom and has attracted a phenomenal number of spectators after the advent of the limited overs format of the game.
Microbiota fermentation-NLRP3 axis shapes the impact of dietary fibres on intestinal inflammation
Inflammatory bowel disease Microbiota fermentation-NLRP3 axis shapes the impact of dietary fibres on intestinal inflammation Vishal Singh1, Beng San Yeoh2, Rachel E Walker3, Xia Xiao3, Piu Saha1, Rachel M Golonka1, Jingwei Cai4, Alexis Charles Andre Bretin5, Xi Cheng1, Qing Liu4, Michael D Flythe6, Benoit Chassaing5,7, Gregory C Shearer3, Andrew D Patterson4, Andrew T Gewirtz5, Matam Vijay-Kumar1,8 1Department of Physiology and Pharmacology, College of Medicine and Life Sciences, University...
How Helping Refugees Helps Brands
This report, authored by faculty and scholars at the NYU Stern School of Business, demonstrates that American consumers, particularly millennials, are more likely to purchase from companies that hire refugees, invest in refugee enterprises, and deliver services to refugees.
An Asymmetrical “President-in-Power” Effect
Abramowitz, Alan I. 2015. The New American Electorate. Partisan, Sorted, and Polarized. In American Gridlock: The Sources, Character, and Impact of Political Polarization, eds. Thurber, James A. and Yoshinaka, Antoine. New York: Cambridge University Press, 19–44. Alford, John R. 2001. We’re All in This Together. The Decline of Trust in Government, 1958–1996. In What Is It about Government That Americans Dislike? eds. Hibbing, John R. and Theiss-Morse, Elizabeth. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 28–46.
The series that transformed cricket in India
Indian team during the Benson and Hedges World Championship of 1985 Cricket might not be the national sport of India but it is certainly the most popular sport in the country. The shorter version of the game has gained a huge number of spectators in the country and it will be a misnomer to call cricket as a sport in India.
3 Best ODI bowling figures in a losing cause
Cricket as a sport has changed drastically over time, especially with the advent of shorter formats and the alterations of the rules that have changed the nature of the contest between the bowlers and the batsmen. However, one thing that has remained constant is that cricket is a team sport, where all the 11 players have to contribute in their respective domains to achieve victory.
Top 3 cricketers who made a comeback after their retirement in ODI
Cricket is one of the most popular sports in the world and is certainly a very uncertain and unpredictable game. The cricketing world has witnessed many legends who have not only played the game as a superstar but have also gained massive popularity and have been a source of inspiration to the athletes across the globe because of their style of play. Representing the nation at the international stage against the best teams in the world is a big achievement in itself.
3 teams that have reached the most World Cup semifinals without ever winning the trophy
The game of cricket has always been full of excitement and uncertainty. There have been numerous occasions when extremely strong teams have lost to their weaker counterparts. The cricketing world has witnessed many upsets over the years, especially in the most vital tournament, the ICC World Cup. 20 countries have participated in the event, if you consider all the editions.
3 Indian bowlers with the highest number of maiden overs in ODIs
Only three Indian bowlers have more ODI wickets than Zaheer Khan More Indian cricket has been renowned to produce batting legends in all the formats of the game. On the contrary, though, the bowling has always been India's weakness, an area that has always demanded improvement, especially in the limited overs format. The batsmen friendly Indian pitches have made matters even worse for the bowlers.
The incident that forced ICC to implement fielding restrictions
The game of cricket has changed drastically in the last three decades or so, all the three aspects of the game batting, bowling and fielding have gone through various changes and advancements. The shorter versions of cricket have however gained massive popularity since the advent of ODIs in the early 1970s. As the game progressed, the rules were ought to be altered and revised in order to make the contest between the bat and the ball fair and equal.
2 instances when the batsman deliberately ran a short-run
Sri Lanka v England: Second Test - Day Two More Cricket is a gentlemen's game where the spirit of the game is of utmost importance. The game changed drastically after the advent of the shorter formats which has also affected the mindset of the players. There have been numerous incidents where the players have unintentionally violated the laws of the game, which is ought to happen under crunch situations against quality teams at the biggest stage.
3 unlucky Indian cricketers who were never re-considered for selection despite impressing in their early matches
Cricket is the most popular sport in India; it is often regarded as a religion in the country. But the game has evolved drastically over the years, which has also affected the selection criteria of the players. The competition in the Indian domestic circuit is the toughest by far in the world. The country has a gigantic pool of talented domestic cricketers who are desperate to represent the country at the highest level.
3 Indian batting legends who averaged below 20 in ODIs
Cricket in India has come along a long way, since it's introduction in the year 1932. The game has gradually gained immense popularity and has become the most popular sport in the country. Team India has manufactured numerous batting legends in the cricketing world who have managed to impress the audience with their batting skills. However, the advent of ODI cricket in the early 1970s changed the trend of batting drastically.
Opinion: Why MS DHONI deserves to be in every game of the 2019 World Cup
The biggest cricket event, the ICC Cricket World Cup is just months away and team India is one of the strongest contenders to win the coveted trophy. The Men in blue have been in sublime form in the recent past and will be itching to replicate their form in the most awaited tournament. The Indian team looks immaculately balanced in all the three departments of the game. However, there are a few worries for the team which would bother the skipper Kohli and the management.
3 Indian players who have played just one ODI so far
England v India: 4th Investec Test - Day One More Cricket is not merely a game in India, it is often regarded as a religion with billions of followers. The sport gained massive popularity after India became the world champions in the year 1983. India has the largest pool of domestic cricket players in the world and it requires immense dedication, temperament, and hard work to make it to the Indian playing eleven.
Opinion: Should India Play 3 Genuine Seamers in the 2019 World Cup?
Team India will be itching to replicate their current limited-overs form in the world Cup, which is scheduled to commence from 30th May next year. The tournament will be held in England, so the contest between the bat and the ball is likely to be pretty tough. The English Conditions will offer an extra advantage to the fast bowlers, especially at that time of the year.
Wicket-keeper batsmen comparison: Ishan Kishan vs Rishabh Pant
Mahendra Singh Dhoni is arguably the best wicket-keeper batsman to play for India in the limited overs format. He has given numerous match-winning performances for India with the bat, his innings of 91 not out in the 2011 world cup final against Sri Lanka is certainly the best and the most memorable innings played by him. However, it is anticipated that Dhoni will probably retire from all forms of the game after the 2019 World Cup.
4 Players who will be the key to India's performance in the 2019 world cup
The most awaited cricket tournament, the cricket world cup is now only 6 months away and all the ten participating nations have to expedite their preparations for the tournament, in order to present a case for themselves. Team India is being considered as one of the contenders who will lift the coveted trophy next year. However, there are a few worries for team India ahead of the tournament and the men in blue will need to fix these concerns.
3 Indian bowlers to bag a 5-wicket haul in their debut Test match in the last decade
The Indian cricket team has struggled to find out the immaculate bowling combinations in the longest format of the game. There have been spin wizards who have represented India on the grandest stage but the Indian bowling has been blowing hot and cold since a couple of decades now. The bowlers have failed to pull out consistent performances with the ball, especially outside the Indian subcontinent.
3 batting legends to score a pair on Test debut
Cricket is the most unpredictable sport in the world, which in turn makes it full of uncertainties and excitement. Representing the country at the international level is itself a big achievement for a player. However, to establish himself at the highest level he has to prove his potential against the best teams in the world. There have been numerous instances when debutants have stunned the world with their impeccable performances and have managed to entertain the fans all across the globe.
3 Indian players who went wicketless in the solitary Test they played
India is a cricketing nation which relies heavily on its batting unit. On a contrary though, there have been bowlers who have made notable contributions for the team. The Indian domestic cricket circuit consists of a large pool of players, aspiring to play at the international level and it requires immense dedication, talent and hard-work to make it to the Indian national team.
3 Indian bowlers who scored an overseas century
The Indian batting line-up has been one of the best line ups in the world in the last couple of decades. The line up included the likes of Sachin Tendulkar, Sourav Ganguly, Rahul Dravid, and VVS Laxman. On a contrary though, the line-up has failed to make notable contributions outside the Indian subcontinent on a consistent basis. Indian batsmen have lacked adaptability in away conditions and this primarily has been the reason for their poor show with the bat.
3 Most Expensive Missed Chances in Test Cricket
The game of cricket has three important aspects to it: batting, bowling and fielding. To emerge as a champion, a team needs to perform well in all the three departments. In the past, fielding was given the least importance and teams would primarily focus on batting and bowling. On a contrary though, recently teams have realized the vitality of fielding and this is evident from the fact that now every team has a specialized fielding coach so that the players could master the art of fielding.
3 Indian batsmen who were also impressive with the ball
Team India has always been deprived of decent all-rounders, who could provide immaculate balance to the team. Apart from the 'Haryana Hurricane' Kapil Dev, the Men in Blue have struggled to find impactful all-rounders in all formats of the game. However, the star-studded Indian team has had quite a few batsmen who could also double up as part-time bowlers in ODIs. Some of these batting legends were amazingly adept at bowling and to call them 'part-timers' would be a misnomer.
3 Indian Test openers who couldn't score a century
Indian cricket has been blessed with the best batting line up in the world in the last couple of decades. The line-up included legends like Sachin Tendulkar, Sourav Ganguly, Rahul Dravid, Mohhamad Azharuddin and VVS Laxman. However, not every batsman who represented India in the era, was successful with the bat, especially in the longest version of the game.
4 former Indian captains with highest batting averages in the World Cup
The Indian cricket team has produced several phenomenal batsmen in the international arena. However, not every batsman has been able to withstand the pressure of performing in the biggest cricketing tournament - The World Cup and has failed to prove his prowess as a batsman in this coveted tournament.
3 Indian fast bowlers who were better than their stats suggest
The Indian team is renowned for manufacturing run-machines, evident from the fact that the Indian batting line-up has been the strongest in the world in the last couple of decades. Bowling has never been India's strength, especially outside the Indian sub continent, but that has begun to change. In recent times, Indian pace bowlers have proved their prowess with the ball in the limited overs format of the game.
3 Indian fast bowlers who were better than their stats suggest
The Indian team is renowned for manufacturing run-machines, evident from the fact that the Indian batting line-up has been the strongest in the world in the last couple of decades. Bowling has never been India's strength, especially outside the Indian sub continent, but that has begun to change. In recent times, Indian pace bowlers have proved their prowess with the ball in the limited overs format of the game.
5 teams who can win the 2019 World Cup
The 2019 Cricket World Cup is one of the most awaited sports events in the near future. The tournament will commence on 30th May 2019 and ten teams will compete with each other to win the coveted title. Only five teams - West Indies, India, Australia, Pakistan and Sri Lanka have been able to win the tournament, since its introduction back in 1975. However, this edition of World Cup is taking place in England and there should be a tough competition between the bat and ball.
3 Test match legends who failed in the shorter versions of the game
Cricket is one such game, where different formats not only have different rules and restrictions but also requires different approaches, mindsets and skills. Some legendary players have tasted success in all the formats of the game through their skills, dedication and hard-work. However, some have been successful in one format but failed to replicate their success in the other formats. Test cricket is a test of a player's skills, technique, dedication, stamina and fortitude.
3 Unusual records held by legends
In the game of cricket, to score a century or to get a five-wicket haul is a big achievement for an individual, these splendid efforts when combined over a period of time induces records. The legendary players like Sachin Tendulkar, Rahul Dravid, Muttiah Muralitharan are some prominent names that come to mind when we discuss 'records in cricket. More often than not the players take pride in the records they possess, though records are meant to be broken sooner or later.
3 Unusual records held by legends
In the game of cricket, to score a century or to get a five-wicket haul is a big achievement for an individual, these splendid efforts when combined over a period of time induces records. The legendary players like Sachin Tendulkar, Rahul Dravid, Muttiah Muralitharan are some prominent names that come to mind when we discuss 'records in cricket. More often than not the players take pride in the records they possess, though records are meant to be broken sooner or later.
3 Indian cricketers who did not do justice to their talent
Cricket is not the national sport of India but it is the most popular sport in the country. Moreover, calling cricket as a 'sport' in India would be a misnomer, the Indians consider it as a religion, followed in every corner of the country. The popularity of the game increased several folds after the memorable 1983 World Cup, when the Indian team won the prestigious title of 'The World Champions'.
3 Test match specialists who made a great impact in ODI Cricket
Cricket has always been a challenging sport, where the fight between the bowlers and the batsmen is eternal. Batsmen have managed to decipher every mystery ball devised by the bowlers and the bowlers have always found a way to fox the batsmen with new variations. To master the art of batting or bowling, it takes tons of dedication, hard work and persistence. Moreover, all the 3 formats of cricket demand different approach, skills and mindset to succeed.
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