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Unit inconsistency in forensic blood and breath alcohol reporting. [PDF]
Olson A.
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Reply to the Comments on "Meta-analysis Framework as a Form of Original Research". [PDF]
Menon V, Andrade C.
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Holding it all together: Family caregivers' support needs after very early supported discharge post stroke. [PDF]
Törnbom K, Carlsson GE, Sunnerhagen KS.
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Study protocol for a pilot randomised controlled trial assessing prehospital whole blood versus component therapy in traumatic haemorrhage: SWiFT Canada (study of whole blood in frontline trauma). [PDF]
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IEEE Transactions on Power Apparatus and Systems, 1966
With the advent of automatic loading of large generator units, it becomes necessary to establish safe and reliable limits for rates of change of loading. The most economical and practical way of determining such limits is by field testing the units in question.
E. H. MacDonald, J. T. O'Brien
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With the advent of automatic loading of large generator units, it becomes necessary to establish safe and reliable limits for rates of change of loading. The most economical and practical way of determining such limits is by field testing the units in question.
E. H. MacDonald, J. T. O'Brien
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Deitersian Unit Response to Tilt
Acta Oto-Laryngologica, 1965Recordings taken from 65 single Deitersian units showed typical resting discharges, but with two distinct types of resting frequency patterns which could be related to the depth of the cells in the nucleus: the deeper (more ventral) cells generally fired in doublets or small groups, the shallower (more dorsal) cells generally fired only in singlets ...
T G, HIEBERT, C, FERNANDEZ
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Characteristics of the cAMP Response Unit
Metabolism, 1990Cyclic AMP (cAMP) mediates the hormonal stimulation of numerous cellular processes by regulating the phosphorylation of critical target proteins. In this report, we review current work suggesting that cAMP regulates transcription of eukaryotic genes through the reversible phosphorylation of a target nuclear protein called CREB. As CREB is currently the
M R, Montminy +2 more
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Disaster response: Volunteers, unite!
Science, 2015Two massive earthquakes that caused 8898 deaths, 22,309 injuries, and billions of dollars damage in Nepal ([ 1 ][1]) prompted substantial support from aid agencies, relief organizations, and volunteers for rescue and relief. Volunteers in scientific communities—affiliated with government, academic, and private research institutions, as well as ...
Uttam Babu, Shrestha +2 more
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