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Bringing order to chaos: how a work plan can help librarians support users doing systematic reviews and scoping reviews Yates Elizabeth Ash Kymberly Brock University Librarians who support faculty and students conducting evidence synthesis research can attest to the messiness of the process: these projects often stretch over long periods and there may be significant gaps in between consultation meetings, which make it difficult to stay on track.
Studies have also shown that there may be significant gray matter volume loss in the right orbitofrontal cortex (OFC) in patients with post-infectious olfactory disfunction and that there may be a significant negative correlation between the volume of gray matter in the right OFC as well as olfactory bulb volume with the duration of olfactory loss in these post-infectious olfactory loss patients versus normal controls.