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2010
PATTERN, PATRON, PROCESS This book is about the great mystery of how living organisms develop the shapes and proper relative positions both of the whole organism and of all the parts that make it up. These are large-scale structures, ranging from parts of a cell visible by optical microscopy up to gross anatomy.
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PATTERN, PATRON, PROCESS This book is about the great mystery of how living organisms develop the shapes and proper relative positions both of the whole organism and of all the parts that make it up. These are large-scale structures, ranging from parts of a cell visible by optical microscopy up to gross anatomy.
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Defining Organisms by Organization
The National Catholic Bioethics Quarterly, 2005Maureen L, Condic, Samuel B, Condic
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2013
INTRODUCTION : Materiality, Agency and Discourse in the Constitution of Organization PART I - THEORETICAL DEVELOPMENTS PART II - EMPIRICAL EXPLORATIONS With contributions from: Barbara Czarniawska Bruno Latour Linda L. Putnam Anne M. Nicotera Robert McPhee Joel Iverson Boris H.J.M.
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INTRODUCTION : Materiality, Agency and Discourse in the Constitution of Organization PART I - THEORETICAL DEVELOPMENTS PART II - EMPIRICAL EXPLORATIONS With contributions from: Barbara Czarniawska Bruno Latour Linda L. Putnam Anne M. Nicotera Robert McPhee Joel Iverson Boris H.J.M.
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British journal of hospital medicine, 1988
Organ donation for transplantation involves intensive care staff in extra time and work. However, the results of renal, cardiac and hepatic transplantation are now so good (over 80% success) that every effort should be made to refer all suitable organ donors to the local transplant unit.
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Organ donation for transplantation involves intensive care staff in extra time and work. However, the results of renal, cardiac and hepatic transplantation are now so good (over 80% success) that every effort should be made to refer all suitable organ donors to the local transplant unit.
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