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The Lancet, 2002
2194 THE LANCET • Vol 359 • June 22, 2002 • www.thelancet.com 16 Kanavos P. Pharmaceutical pricing and reimbursement in Europe. Richmond: PJB Publications, 1999. 17 WHO. Health reform and drug financing: overview of experiences, options and priorities for action. Geneva: WHO, 1997: 9. 18 World Health Organization.
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2194 THE LANCET • Vol 359 • June 22, 2002 • www.thelancet.com 16 Kanavos P. Pharmaceutical pricing and reimbursement in Europe. Richmond: PJB Publications, 1999. 17 WHO. Health reform and drug financing: overview of experiences, options and priorities for action. Geneva: WHO, 1997: 9. 18 World Health Organization.
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Set-Valued Analysis, 1994 You are swimming close to an iceberg in the ocean. You calculate at what slope you have to swim down so that, whatever the direction in which you swim, you can be sure that you will not collide with the iceberg. We shall see that, provided that the lower surface of the iceberg is convex, this limiting slope is intimately related to the existence of ...
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Implications of iceberg dynamics for iceberg stability estimation
Cold Regions Science and Technology, 1994Abstract Methods of estimating when an iceberg is likely to become unstable and roll over are potentially useful (e.g. in iceberg towing). Iceberg stability assessment and prediction can be done using surveys of the underwater geometry of the iceberg; this however is is not fast enough to be ideal for working conditions.
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JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1975
To the Editor.— In recent weeks, in New York as well as elsewhere in the Union, the specter of economic disaster due to exorbitant rises in malpractice premiums, coupled with the possibility of nonavailability of insurance coverage at all, represents that part of the iceberg that is visible above water.
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To the Editor.— In recent weeks, in New York as well as elsewhere in the Union, the specter of economic disaster due to exorbitant rises in malpractice premiums, coupled with the possibility of nonavailability of insurance coverage at all, represents that part of the iceberg that is visible above water.
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