Take home messages, researchable

How much Conway appears to be out of touch with carbon (electrochemistry research is confirmed by his discussion of a 1972 paper by Thrower, presumably published in J Electroanal Chem anyone familiar with Peter Thrower s expertise—and that means any serious carbon researcher—knows that such a paper cannot (and does not ) exist. Finally, in the light of recent proposals regarding the edge chemistry of carbon surfaces [6], Conway s conclusion that [m]any porous or powder[ed] carbon materials have dangling surface bonds which are associated with free-radical behavior should also be viewed with caution (see Figure 5.4). Therefore, perhaps the most (and only ) reliable take-home message from this review is that much basic research of a substantive kind is required to relate the electrochemical behavior of various preparations more quantitatively to... (5) the surface chemistry of carbon preparations and their shelf-life stability, cycle life, and self-discharge characteristics. ... 

Researchers examined the data and found that compared with nondiabetic individuals with normal blood pressure, those with diabetes and prehypertension had nearly four times the risk of experiencing a cardiovascular incident such as a heart attack or a stroke. Those with diabetes alone had 2.9 times the average risk and those with prehypertension alone had 1.8 times the average risk. The take-home message here is obvious if you have both diabetes and prehypertension you are at greatly increased risk. 

SUMMARY OF THE TAKE-HOME MESSAGES FROM THE PHARMACEUTICAL RESEARCH AND MANUFACTURERS OF AMERICA CPCDC INITIATIVE ON PREDICTIVE MODELS OF HUMAN PK FROM 2011... 

SUMMARY OF THE TAKE-HOME MESSAGES FROM THE PHARMACEUTICAL RESEARCH AND MANUEACTURERS... 

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