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carelessly arranged.This was because he was concentrating on his next composition.Helping him move house many times,preparing his meals and looking after his everyday comforts were myreward for a life living so close to such a musical genius.I consider myself a lucky man!24.The author was most likely to be Beethoven'sA.student B.doctor C.servant D.relative25.What can be learned from this passage?A.Beethoven's music was underestimated at that time.B.Beethoven's work was inspired by his fear and anger.C.Beethoven's music stayed in step with the mainstream music of the time.D.Beethoven lost his ability to hear when first conducting his ninth symphony.26.Why did the author tear in Paragraph 4?A.Because the performance was a complete success.B.Because he played a part in Beethoven's success.C.Because Beethoven was completely deaf then.D.Because the audience cheered for Beethoven.27.According to the author,Beethoven could be described asA.intolerant but cheerfulB.stubborn but reasonableC.changeable but dedicatedD.unsociable but easy-goingClinical intuition is finally getting the respect it may have long deserved.New research is supporting a processthat combines rapid judgments and perceptions that occur outside of conscious awareness-a way of knowingsomething without knowing how you know it.The value of clinical intuition in medicine is now being studied andbecoming particularly relevant as interest grows in developing AI systems that can analyze medical data todiagnose or treat patients.A study in 2023 found that clinical intuition from physiotherapists on the prognosis for functional recoveryamong patients was closely associated with the recovery afterwards.Another study concluded that in comparison torelying only on clinical data,"preoperative surgeon intuition alone is an independent predictor of patientoutcomes.”"This is a cognitive process.Clinical intuition is about expertise,knowledge,and pattern recognition thataccumulate through experience.The mind is putting together all kinds of information and sequencing it in ways thatsay this person is really sick-or not,"says Meredith Vanstone,an associate professor in McMaster University.Given the depth of this cognitive process,some experts are skeptical that AI technology can make medicaldecisions as well as a human physician"As physicians go through years of interactions with patients and seeing thousands of cases,those gut feelingsbecome a sort of summary statement of all the experiences they've seen,"says Mohammad Ghassemi,a researcherat Michigan State University."Clinicians can observe different things that are not always captured or madeavailable by machines."Researchers found that physicians and nurses practicing in a medical specialty involving a high likelihood of第4页/共8页

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