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Restraint collars. Part I: Elizabethan collars and other types of restraint collars

Lab Animal, 2006
Restraint collars can provide an investigator with a noninvasive means to prevent certain undesirable behaviors and provide a clinician with a nonpharmaceutical method to prevent an animal from inflicting self-injury; without proper use and monitoring, however, these collars can do more harm than good.
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White Collar Incentives

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2010
This study analyzes the incentive design structure for a sample of mid-level white collar managers (WCM) in large, technology-oriented U.S. firms whose knowledge-based outputs are difficult to measure objectively. Consistent with the limited availability of objective outcome measures for WCM, we find that the sample firms make significant use of ...
Bok Baik, John H. Evans, Kyonghee Kim, Yoshio Yanadori   +3 more
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Collaring trypanosomiasis

Nature Food, 2021
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Gold-Collar Crime

2007
Such statements now seem commonplace to the student of white-collar and corporate crime, yet these were penned not long after Edwin Sutherland defined white-collar crime as “a crime committed by a person of respectability and high social status in the course of his occupation,”3 and long before the term “corporate crime” became normal usage in ...
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Cast Collar

Clinical Orthopaedics and Related Research, 1974
R N, Hensinger, T F, Balacia
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Collars or No Collars

Strength and Conditioning Journal, 2000
Lee E. Brown, Christopher Berger
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Improved bridge pier collar for reducing scour

International Journal of Sediment Research, 2022
Ioan Nistor
exaly