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Benchmarking Preventive Care Medicaid Rates to Private Payers.
Young M, Cuellar AE, Mellor JM.
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ACM Transactions on Mathematical Software, 1992
Suggestion to improve the algorithm presented by \textit{N. K. Madsen} and \textit{R. F. Sincovec} [ibid. 5, 326-351 (1979; Zbl 0426.35005)].
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Suggestion to improve the algorithm presented by \textit{N. K. Madsen} and \textit{R. F. Sincovec} [ibid. 5, 326-351 (1979; Zbl 0426.35005)].
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ANTIVIRAL ACTIVITY OF MEROCYANINE 540
Photochemistry and Photobiology, 1987Abstract Simultaneous exposure to the lipophilic dye merocyanine 540 (MC 540) and white light inactivates several enveloped viruses. The same treatment appears to have little or no effect on pluripotent hematopoietic stem cells, mature red cells, and mature leukocytes. At least some components of the clotting system are spared, too. The molecular basis
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Journal of the Chemical Society (Resumed), 1962
Monogermane has been prepared by reduction of aqueous germanate solutions with tetrahydroborate (borohydride). Higher germanes, up to nonagermanes, have been prepared by decomposition of monogermane in an ozonizer- type silent electric discharge.
J. E. Drake, W. L. Jolly
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Monogermane has been prepared by reduction of aqueous germanate solutions with tetrahydroborate (borohydride). Higher germanes, up to nonagermanes, have been prepared by decomposition of monogermane in an ozonizer- type silent electric discharge.
J. E. Drake, W. L. Jolly
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Curtis's Botanical Magazine, 2005
Summary. Betula insignis Franch. from central and western China is described and illustrated. Its similarity to the fossil species, B. leopoldii McGintie, described from the Eocene in British Columbia is noted.
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Summary. Betula insignis Franch. from central and western China is described and illustrated. Its similarity to the fossil species, B. leopoldii McGintie, described from the Eocene in British Columbia is noted.
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SIBERIAN JOURNAL OF PHYSICS
Generation of short electron bunches with high peak current is of great importance for different research and technological applications. Such generation requires a special bunching magnetic system. The paper is an overview of the development of a new magnetic buncher.
S. B. Lachynov +2 more
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Generation of short electron bunches with high peak current is of great importance for different research and technological applications. Such generation requires a special bunching magnetic system. The paper is an overview of the development of a new magnetic buncher.
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