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Values, Attributes, and Practices of Dance Artists in Inclusive Dance Talent Development Contexts

“…Defining talent is problematic, particularly in art forms where changes in aesthetic preferences make it difficult to predict what will be valued in the future. Talent in dance comprises physical, artistic and psychological factors (XXX, XXX and XXX, 2010), encompassing skills and attributes including fitness, flexibility, strength, creative and expressive ability, motivation and self-confidence (XXX et al, 2010;Chua, 2014;XXX, XXX, XXX and XXX, 2015;XXX and XXX, 2015). A young dancer does not need to possess each skill to be talented, as strengths in some areas can compensate for weaknesses.…”

“…A young dancer does not need to possess each skill to be talented, as strengths in some areas can compensate for weaknesses. These skills can be trained, and identification of potential as opposed to existing talent is important, to avoid excluding dancers without prior training from development opportunities (XXX et al, 2010).…”

Adherence to Contouring and Treatment Planning Requirements Within a Multicentric Trial: Results of the Quality Assurance of the SAKK 09/10 trial

“…Overall, "XXXX-Anonymized for Review" showed a moderate acute and late GU and GI toxicity rate (14,23). Consequently, a more pronounced impact of deviations on toxicity is assumable in more escalated SRT dose concepts or definitive prostate RT schedules (higher RT doses) or when larger CTV volumes are treated (usage of other than EORTC delineation guidelines) (27).…”

“…Patients treated with 70 Gy suffered from late grade 2 or 3 GU toxicity in 26% and 4%, respectively (p = 0.8). However, late grade 2 and 3 Gl toxicity analysis showed a significant difference with 7.3% and 4.2% cases in the 64 Gy arm versus 20% and 2.3% in the 70 Gy arm, respectively (p = 0.009) (14,23).…”

“…Radiobiological models and retrospective studies support dose-intensified SRT, which is used by many institutions despite the absence of high-level evidence showing its benefits (8)(9)(10)(11)(12)(13). However, the long-term results of the recently published randomized prospective "XXXX-Anonymized for Review" trial showed no statistically significant benefit in freedom from biochemical progression (FFBP) comparing standard dose versus dose-intensified SRT (14). The latter trial was initiated in 2011 by "XXXX-Anonymized for Review" to investigate dose-intensified SRT (70Gy) without androgen deprivation therapy (ADT) in patients with BF after RP.…”