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Original:  By grading the angle using the Van Herrick technique it also allows an estimation of the probability of closure and an estimated angle in degrees (see table 2) Table 2 - Van Herrick 's technique Grading of the anterior chamber Grade Estimated Angle Probability of Closure Grade 0 0° Closed Grade 1 ≈10° Very likely Grade 2 ≈20° Possible Grade 3 ≈30° Unlikely Grade 4 ≥45° Impossible Table 3 - Van Herrick grading expressed as a ratio Geller, M. (2011).
Revised:  By grading the angle using the Van Herick technique it also allows an estimation of the probability of closure and an estimated angle in degrees (see table 2) Table 2 - Van Herrick 's technique Grading of the anterior chamber Grade Estimated Angle Probability of Closure Grade 0 0° Closed Grade 1 ≈10° Very likely Grade 2 ≈20° Possible Grade 3 ≈30° Unlikely Grade 4 ≥45° Impossible Table 3 - Van Herrick grading expressed as a ratio Geller, M. (2011).
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Original:  By grading the angle using the Van Herrick technique it also allows an estimation of the probability of closure and an estimated angle in degrees (see table 2) Table 2 - Van Herrick 's technique Grading of the anterior chamber Grade Estimated Angle Probability of Closure Grade 0 0° Closed Grade 1 ≈10° Very likely Grade 2 ≈20° Possible Grade 3 ≈30° Unlikely Grade 4 ≥45° Impossible Table 3 - Van Herrick grading expressed as a ratio Geller, M. (2011).
Revised:  By grading the angle using the Van Herrick technique it also allows an estimation of the probability of closure and an estimated angle in degrees (see table 2) Table 2 - Van Herick 's technique Grading of the anterior chamber Grade Estimated Angle Probability of Closure Grade 0 0° Closed Grade 1 ≈10° Very likely Grade 2 ≈20° Possible Grade 3 ≈30° Unlikely Grade 4 ≥45° Impossible Table 3 - Van Herrick grading expressed as a ratio Geller, M. (2011).
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Original:  By grading the angle using the Van Herrick technique it also allows an estimation of the probability of closure and an estimated angle in degrees (see table 2) Table 2 - Van Herrick 's technique Grading of the anterior chamber Grade Estimated Angle Probability of Closure Grade 0 0° Closed Grade 1 ≈10° Very likely Grade 2 ≈20° Possible Grade 3 ≈30° Unlikely Grade 4 ≥45° Impossible Table 3 - Van Herrick grading expressed as a ratio Geller, M. (2011).
Revised:  By grading the angle using the Van Herrick technique it also allows an estimation of the probability of closure and an estimated angle in degrees (see table 2) Table 2 - Van Herrick 's technique Grading of the anterior chamber Grade Estimated Angle Probability of Closure Grade 0 0° Closed Grade 1 ≈10° Very likely Grade 2 ≈20° Possible Grade 3 ≈30° Unlikely Grade 4 ≥45° Impossible Table 3 - Van Herick grading expressed as a ratio Geller, M. (2011).
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Original:  Retrieved from URL Ratio Angle Closure Angle Grade 1:1 Open Angle VH grade 4 1:1/2 Open angle VH grade 3 1:1/4 Narrow angle VH grade 2 1: <1/4 Angle Closure likely VH grade 1 Evaluation/Limitations Unfortunately, although the Van Herrick offers a quick and simple alternative to gonioscopy examinations, it also comes with limitations to its results.
Revised:  Retrieved from URL Ratio Angle Closure Angle Grade 1:1 Open Angle VH grade 4 1:1/2 Open angle VH grade 3 1:1/4 Narrow angle VH grade 2 1: <1/4 Angle Closure likely VH grade 1 Evaluation/Limitations Unfortunately, although the Van Herick offers a quick and simple alternative to gonioscopy examinations, it also comes with limitations to its results.
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Original:  Furthermore, the Van Herrick technique has been found to be exceedingly sensitive to the positioning of the direct slit-lamp beam whereby a 10 degrees deviation from the perpendicular direction was found to be critical to the results and measurements.
Revised:  Furthermore, the Van Herick technique has been found to be exceedingly sensitive to the positioning of the direct slit-lamp beam whereby a 10 degrees deviation from the perpendicular direction was found to be critical to the results and measurements.
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Original:  In conclusion, although the Van Herrick technique for anterior chamber angle assessment offers many benefits including being non-invasive, quick, a comparatively accessible technique, with satisfactory specificity and sensitivity values, for the detection of angle closure;
Revised:  In conclusion, although the Van Herick technique for anterior chamber angle assessment offers many benefits including being non-invasive, quick, a comparatively accessible technique, with satisfactory specificity and sensitivity values, for the detection of angle closure;
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Original:  External links Van Herrick - A video Demonstration
Revised:  External links Van Herick - A video Demonstration
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Original:  Slit beam width knob. - Slit lamp biomicroscope (settings: High rheostat illumination, Medium magnification (10–16×) 2 - Alcohol swabs: Used to maintain hygiene for the patient
Revised:  Slit beam width knob. Slit lamp biomicroscope (settings: High rheostat illumination, Medium magnification (10–16×) 2 - Alcohol swabs: Used to maintain hygiene for the patient
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Original:  Slit beam width knob. - Slit lamp biomicroscope (settings: High rheostat illumination, Medium magnification (10–16×) 2 - Alcohol swabs: Used to maintain hygiene for the patient
Revised:  Slit beam width knob. - Slit lamp biomicroscope (settings: High rheostat illumination, Medium magnification (10–16×) 2 Alcohol swabs: Used to maintain hygiene for the patient
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Original:  Gispets, J., Cardona, G., Verdu, M., Tomas, N. (2013).
Revised:  Tomas, N. (2013).
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Original:  Retrieved from URL The anterior chamber drainage angle is then graded as a ratio between the peripheral anterior chamber depth and corneal thickness (AC : C ratio) Leung, M., Kang, S, S, O., Turuwhenua, J., Jacobs, R. (2012).
Revised:  Retrieved from URL The anterior chamber drainage angle is then graded as a ratio between the peripheral anterior chamber depth and corneal thickness (AC : C ratio) Jacobs, R. (2012).
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Original:  They provide opportunity for professional gaming teams to house all of their players in a streamlined environment that the teams can cater and control.
Revised: Concept They provide opportunity for professional gaming teams to house all of their players in a streamlined environment that the teams can cater and control.
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Original: A gaming house is a co-operative living arrangement where several players of video games, usually professional eSports players, live in the same residence.
Revised: A gaming house is a co-operative living arrangement where several players of video games, usually professional esports players, live in the same residence.
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Original:  Being used as a business There are many teams renting out apartments or offices and turning them into gaming houses but at some city hubs of e-sports events there are businesses operating as a place to stay and practice as well as offering catering to the players and possibly transport, arranging marketing activities or promotional events, up-to-date computers, and consistent low latency internet.
Revised:  Being used as a business There are many teams renting out apartments or offices and turning them into gaming houses but at some city hubs of esports events there are businesses operating as a place to stay and practice as well as offering catering to the players and possibly transport, arranging marketing activities or promotional events, up-to-date computers, and consistent low latency internet.
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Original: Health concerns Gaming is a highly discussed topic in the media, and naturally some concerns have risen that gaming houses are detrimental to both the physical and mental health of URL Players practice for around six to ten hours on any given day on their chosen title, within their “work environment” as to simulate competition conditions.
Revised: Health concerns Gaming is a highly discussed topic in the media, and naturally some concerns have risen that gaming houses are detrimental to both the physical and mental health of players. Players practice for around six to ten hours on any given day on their chosen title, within their “work environment” as to simulate competition conditions.
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Original:  Instead of the players having to link up online, all are in a singular area so they can effectively scrimmage and practice with one another to get better at their respective video game.
Revised:  Instead of the players having to link up online, all are in a single area so they can effectively scrimmage and practice with one another to get better at their respective video game.
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Original:  Players practice for around six to ten hours on any given day on their chosen title, within their “work environment” as to simulate competition conditions.
Revised:  Players practice for around six to ten hours on any given day on their chosen title, within their “work environment” as to simulate competitive conditions.
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Original: Intravasation is the invasion of cancer cells through the basal membrane into a blood or lymphatic vessel.
Revised: Intravasation is the invasion of cancer cells through the basement membrane into a blood or lymphatic vessel.
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Original: Mentifact (sometimes called a "psychofact") is a term coined by Sir Julian Sorell Huxley, used together with the related terms "sociofact" and "artifact" to describe how cultural traits, such as "beliefs, values, ideas", take on a life of their own spanning over generations, and are conceivable as objects in themselves.
Revised: Mentifact (sometimes called a "psychofact") is a term coined by Julian Huxley, used together with the related terms "sociofact" and "artifact" to describe how cultural traits, such as "beliefs, values, ideas", take on a life of their own spanning over generations, and are conceivable as objects in themselves.
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Original: Mentifact (sometimes called a "psychofact" ) is a term coined by Julian Huxley, used together with the related terms "sociofact" and "artifact" to describe how cultural traits, such as "beliefs, values, ideas", take on a life of their own spanning over generations, and are conceivable as objects in themselves.
Revised: Mentifact (sometimes called a psychofact ) is a term coined by Julian Huxley, used together with the related terms "sociofact" and "artifact" to describe how cultural traits, such as "beliefs, values, ideas", take on a life of their own spanning over generations, and are conceivable as objects in themselves.
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Original: Mentifact (sometimes called a psychofact) is a term coined by Julian Huxley, used together with the related terms "sociofact" and "artifact" to describe how cultural traits, such as "beliefs, values, ideas", take on a life of their own spanning over generations, and are conceivable as objects in themselves.
Revised: 'Mentifact' (sometimes called a psychofact) is a term coined by Julian Huxley, used together with the related terms "sociofact" and "artifact" to describe how cultural traits, such as "beliefs, values, ideas", take on a life of their own spanning over generations, and are conceivable as objects in themselves.
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Original: 'Mentifact ' (sometimes called a psychofact) is a term coined by Julian Huxley, used together with the related terms "sociofact" and "artifact" to describe how cultural traits, such as "beliefs, values, ideas", take on a life of their own spanning over generations, and are conceivable as objects in themselves.
Revised: Mentifact (sometimes called a psychofact) is a term coined by Julian Huxley, used together with the related terms "sociofact" and "artifact" to describe how cultural traits, such as "beliefs, values, ideas", take on a life of their own spanning over generations, and are conceivable as objects in themselves.
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Original:  See also meme cultural universals%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% References
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Original:  1801–23) was the Ecumenical Metropolitan of Belgrade between 1801 and 1813, during the Serbian Revolution.
Revised:  1801–23) was the Metropolitan of Belgrade between 1801 and 1813, during the Serbian Revolution.
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Original:  Leontius supported the Dahije, and had Serbian abbot Hadži-Ruvim captured by them upon hearing that a rebellion was planned (see also Slaughter of the Knezes).
Revised:  Leontius supported the Dahije, and had Serbian abbot Hadži-Ruvim captured by them upon hearing that a uprising was planned (see also Slaughter of the Knezes).
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Original:  After the Uprising against the Dahije broke out, Leontius worked to have the rebels give up and accept the Dahije.
Revised:  After the Uprising against the Dahije broke out, Leontius worked to have the insurgents to give up and accept the Dahije.
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Original:  After having defeated the Dahije, the Serbian rebels turned on the Ottomans.
Revised:  After having defeated the Dahije, the Serbian insurgents turned on the Ottomans.
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Original:  It guarantees that the content of sealed letters is never revealed  and letters in transit are not opened by government officials  or any other third party.
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Original:  It guarantees that the content of sealed letters is never revealed  and letters in transit are not opened by government officials  or any other third party.
Revised:  It guarantees that the content of sealed letters is never revealed and letters in transit are not opened by government officials , or any other third party.
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Original:  It is thus the main legal basis for the assumption of privacy of correspondence.
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Original:  The principle has been naturally extended to other forms of communication, including telephony and electronic communications on the Internet  as the constitutional guarantees are generally thought to cover also these forms of communication.
Revised:  The principle has been naturally extended to other forms of communication, including telephony and electronic communications on the Internet , as the constitutional guarantees are generally thought to cover also these forms of communication.
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Original:  The principle has been naturally extended to other forms of communication, including telephony and electronic communications on the Internet  as the constitutional guarantees are generally thought to cover also these forms of communication.
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Original:  Paper letters have  in most jurisdictions  remained outside the legal scope of law enforcement surveillance, even in cases of "reasonable searches and seizures".
Revised:  Paper letters have , in most jurisdictions remained outside the legal scope of law enforcement surveillance, even in cases of "reasonable searches and seizures".
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Original:  Paper letters have  in most jurisdictions  remained outside the legal scope of law enforcement surveillance, even in cases of "reasonable searches and seizures".
Revised:  Paper letters have in most jurisdictions , remained outside the legal scope of law enforcement surveillance, even in cases of "reasonable searches and seizures".
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Original: In the United States  there is no specific constitutional guarantee on the privacy of correspondence.
Revised: In the United States ， there is no specific constitutional guarantee on the privacy of correspondence.
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Original:  In an 1877 case  the U.S. Supreme Court stated: No law of Congress can place in the hands of officials connected with the Postal Service any authority to invade the secrecy of letters and such sealed packages in the mail;
Revised:  In an 1877 case , the U.S. Supreme Court stated: No law of Congress can place in the hands of officials connected with the Postal Service any authority to invade the secrecy of letters and such sealed packages in the mail;
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Original:  A protection similar to that of correspondence has even been argued to extend to the contents of trash cans outside one's house, although unsuccessfully . Like all rights derived through litigation, the secrecy of correspondence is subject to interpretations.
Revised:  A protection similar to that of correspondence has even been argued to extend to the contents of trash cans outside one's house, although it turned out to be unsuccessful . Like all rights derived through litigation, the secrecy of correspondence is subject to interpretations.
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Original:  It is the main legal basis for the assumption of privacy of correspondence.
Revised:  The right of privacy to your own letters is the main legal basis for the assumption of privacy of correspondence.
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Original:  It guarantees that the content of sealed letters is never revealed, and  letters in transit are not opened by government officials, or any other third party.
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Original:  The right of privacy to your own letters is the main legal basis for the assumption of privacy of correspondence.
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Original:  In the supreme court case California V. Greenwood  protections similar to that of correspondence has even been argued to extend to the contents of trash cans outside one's house, although it turned out to be unsuccessful.
Revised:  In the supreme court case California V. Greenwood , protections similar to that of correspondence has even been argued to extend to the contents of trash cans outside one's house, although it turned out to be unsuccessful.
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Original:  For instance, semiotician of music Charles Boilès, in a discussion of the semiotics of the tune Taps, claims that although it is a single piece of music, it can be seen as three distinct musical sociofacts: as a "last call" signal in taverns frequented by soldiers, as an "end of day" signal on military bases, and hence symbolically as a component of military funerals.
Revised:  For instance, semiotician of music Charles Boilès, in a huhuhuiscussion of the semiotics of the tune Taps, claims that although it is a single piece of music, it can be seen as three distinct musical sociofacts: as a "last call" signal in taverns frequented by soldiers, as an "end of day" signal on military bases, and hence symbolically as a component of military funerals.
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Original:  For instance, semiotician of music Charles Boilès, in a discussion of the semiotics of the tune Taps , claims that although it is a single piece of music, it can be seen as three distinct musical sociofacts: as a "last call" signal in taverns frequented by soldiers, as an "end of day" signal on military bases, and hence symbolically as a component of military funerals.
Revised:  For instance, semiotician of music Charles Boilès, in a discussion of the semiotics of the tune "Taps" , claims that although it is a single piece of music, it can be seen as three distinct musical sociofacts: as a "last call" signal in taverns frequented by soldiers, as an "end of day" signal on military bases, and hence symbolically as a component of military funerals.
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Original: Sociofact is a term coined by Sir Julian Sorell Huxley, used together with the related terms "mentifact" (sometimes called a psychofact) and "artifact" to describe how cultural traits take on a life of their own, spanning over generations.
Revised: Sociofact is a term coined by Julian Huxley, used together with the related terms "mentifact" (sometimes called a psychofact) and "artifact" to describe how cultural traits take on a life of their own, spanning over generations.
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Original:   The idea of the sociofact was developed extensively by David Bidney in his textbook Theoretical Anthropology.
Revised:  Development The idea of the sociofact was developed extensively by David Bidney in his textbook Theoretical Anthropology.
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Original:  Bidney used the term to refer to objects which consist of interactions between members of a social group.
Revised:  He used the term to refer to objects which consist of interactions between members of a social group.
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Original: Development The idea of the sociofact was  developed extensively by David Bidney in his textbook Theoretical Anthropology.
Revised: Development The idea of the sociofact was tite developed extensively by David Bidney in his textbook Theoretical Anthropology.
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Original: Development The idea of the sociofact was tite developed extensively by  David Bidney in his textbook Theoretical Anthropology.
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Original: Development The idea of the sociofact was developed extensively by Julius Saga David Bidney in his textbook Theoretical Anthropology.
Revised: Development The idea of the sociofact was developed extensively by David Bidney in his textbook Theoretical Anthropology.
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Original:  This idea   has been related to memetics or the memetic concept of culture.
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Original:   Development   The idea of the sociofact was developed extensively by David Bidney in his  textbook Theoretical Anthropology .
Revised:  Development Sociofact The idea of the sociofact was developed extensively by David Bidney in his textbook Theoretical Anthropology .
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Original:  He used the term to refer to objects which consist of interactions between members of a social group.
Revised:  He used the term to refer to objects that consist of interactions between members of a social group.
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Original:  Bidney's sociofact includes norms that "serve to regulate the conduct of the individual within society ".
Revised:  Bidney's 'sociofact' includes norms that "serve to regulate the conduct of the individual within society ".
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Original:  Bidney's sociofact includes norms that "serve to regulate the conduct of the individual within society ".
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Original:  The concept has  been used by  philosophers and social scientists in their analyses of varying kinds of social groups.
Revised:  The concept has since been used by philosophers and social scientists in their analyses of varying kinds of social groups.
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Original:  The concept has  been used by  philosophers and social scientists in their analyses of varying kinds of social groups.
Revised:  The concept has been used by other philosophers and social scientists in their analyses of varying kinds of social groups.
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