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Fluorophotometric measurement of human tear turnover rate

Current Eye Research, 1988
Measurement of tear turnover rate using an automated scanning fluorophotometer (FluorotronR) was compared to Schirmer test results without anesthesia in young adults with no known ocular disorder. After the instillation of fluorescein, tear film fluorescence, expressed as fluorescein concentration equivalent, decreased exponentially in a linear fashion
J R, Occhipinti, M A, Mosier, J, LaMotte, G T, Monji   +3 more
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Human nasal mucus flow rates

Indian Journal of Otolaryngology, 1977
A simpler technique of measurement of nasal mucus flow rates is described. This avoids costlier equipment and provides easy access to all investigators. Studies revealed that mild environmental changes had little or no effect. Nasal flushing and drinking very hot tea increased the flow rates.
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Methods of Rating Human Qualities

The ANNALS of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, 1923
T HE so-called psychological method of rating human qualities is designed to remedy the defects inherent in the traditional method of sizing up people. From time immemorial employers have been forced by the very nature of things to form some impression of the worth of workers.
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Integrative oncology: Addressing the global challenges of cancer prevention and treatment

Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 2022
Jun J Mao,, Msce, Lorenzo Cohen, Karen M Mustian   +2 more
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Human Rated CEV Launcher

Space 2005, 2005
Donald Sauvageau, Keith O'Dell, Dennis Johnson   +2 more
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Human mutation rates

Genome, 1989
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Apparent Human Corneal Oxygen Uptake Rate

Optometry and Vision Science, 1981
J R, Larke, S T, Parrish, C G, Wigham
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Maximal sweating rate in humans.

Journal of human ergology, 1997
We reviewed the literature concerning the maximal sweating rate (SRmax) during heat acclimatization, walking in desert heat and marathon running, and analyzed it from the viewpoint of sex, age, level of maximal oxygen uptake, and experimental conditions, i.e., ambient temperature, relative humidity, work intensity, work type, working duration, seasonal
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Human error rates

Applied Ergonomics, 1976
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Human mutation rate revealed

Nature, 2009
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