Can You Game Google Scholar?
17 April 2024
by Noah Carl
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17 April 2024
by Toby Young
...threshold The PCR Test Expectations of a second wave Spain and France References Executive Summary Evidence presented in this paper indicates that the severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 pandemic...
...the second wave was less deadly than the first, namely that care homes achieved a degree of focused protection. In the first wave, a disproportionate number of those who died...
...meaningful. To assert “it’s the second wave!”, while providing no criteria for distinguishing between “a second wave” and “not a second wave” is to assert nothing. I am reminded of...
...on Apr 30th, noted that we were being warned to expect a ‘second wave’ and that the PM had, on Apr 27th, warned of a ‘second wave’. The Professors cautioned...
...plots age-adjusted excess mortality up to 12 February: The peak weekly mortality in the first wave was 101% higher than the five-year average. Yet in the second wave, it was...
...the second wave”. The editors picked this incendiary quote as the title of the piece. Calvert and Arbuthnott write: The Government had been warned about the consequences of a second...
...to have been forgotten. The second wave of reported Covid infections we have seen across Europe should be neither a surprise nor any great cause for alarm. But instead of...
...pass. But is there an example of a country that achieved focused protection? Denmark might well be the closest. If we zoom-in on the second wave, and compare the...
...happen this year brought forward a few months. Now who was it who said there wasn’t going to be a second wave, only the seasonal ripple of an endemic virus?...
...full. Is the Second Wave Overstated? Sarah Knapton, Science Editor of the Telegraph, has produced an in-depth analysis of the statistics around the ‘second wave’. It shows that misunderstood and...
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