: A mathematical study on queueing systems where customers may "balk" (refuse to join the queue) and the server takes different types of vacations. 4. Medical Research (2022)
: This paper explores sentiment analysis techniques specifically for the Urdu language, focusing on identifying sentiments toward specific aspects of products or services. 3. Mathematics & Queueing Theory (2025)
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: This clinical study investigates how the ratio of lymphocytes to C-reactive protein can serve as a prognostic marker for survival in colorectal cancer patients. 5. Dermatology (2010)
: The Soviet Anticorruption Campaign: Causes, Consequences, and Prospects Document ID : SOV 85-10145X
The identifier (or more accurately, the suffix 10145-x ) refers to several different academic papers and reports depending on the database or DOI prefix. The most prominent "papers" with this identifier are: 1. CIA Intelligence Assessment (1985)
: A mathematical study on queueing systems where customers may "balk" (refuse to join the queue) and the server takes different types of vacations. 4. Medical Research (2022)
: This paper explores sentiment analysis techniques specifically for the Urdu language, focusing on identifying sentiments toward specific aspects of products or services. 3. Mathematics & Queueing Theory (2025)
Please clarify if you were looking for one of these specific topics, or if the ID refers to a different database (like a specific manufacturer's technical paper).
: This clinical study investigates how the ratio of lymphocytes to C-reactive protein can serve as a prognostic marker for survival in colorectal cancer patients. 5. Dermatology (2010)
: The Soviet Anticorruption Campaign: Causes, Consequences, and Prospects Document ID : SOV 85-10145X
The identifier (or more accurately, the suffix 10145-x ) refers to several different academic papers and reports depending on the database or DOI prefix. The most prominent "papers" with this identifier are: 1. CIA Intelligence Assessment (1985)