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Pelletised Seeding Improves Seed Retention in Acacia decurrens : Implications for Ecological Restoration

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By Samantha E Andres, Tony Chen, Charlotte Mills
| Wiley Online Library Verified
Conflicts of Interest The authors declare that they have no known competing financial interests or personal relationships that could have appeared to influence the work reported in this paper. C.M. and T.C. are employees of AirSeed Technologies Australia Pty Ltd., a company which conducts pelletised seeding. Data Availability Statement Data used to produce figures and run analyses in this study have been provided and are available at https://doi.org/10.17605/OSF.IO/YZEG.
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Early detection of breast cancer rectifies inequality of breast cancer outcomes

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By László Tabar, Tony Chen, Amy Ming-Fang Yen, Peter Dean
| Memory Studies
Introduction Cancer outcomes vary among and also within populations. Variation has been noted by geographic area, ethnic group, socioeconomic status and presence of comorbidities.1–4 These inequalities may be due to variable access to treatment, but populations with poorer outcomes tend to have cancers diagnosed at a later stage and have a lower coverage by cancer screening programmes.1,3,5–7 The effect of cancer screening can also vary among and within population units in an individual nation.
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Thinking inside the subscription box: New research on e-commerce consumers

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By Tony Chen, Ken Fenyo, Sylvia Yang, Jessica Zhang
| McKinsey & Company
Subscription e-commerce, led by start-ups such as Dollar Shave Club, Blue Apron meal kits, and Stitch Fix personal styling, is a fast-growing new way of buying online. Our research shows that 15 percent of online shoppers have signed up for one or more subscriptions to receive products on a recurring basis, frequently through monthly boxes.
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