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Optometry and Vision Science, 1970
ABSTRACT The subject of voluntary nystagmus is presented and defined. A case report of a young female demonstrating this unusual ability is presented. Past descriptions of this condition were studied and the similarities and variations found in this patient are described.
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ABSTRACT The subject of voluntary nystagmus is presented and defined. A case report of a young female demonstrating this unusual ability is presented. Past descriptions of this condition were studied and the similarities and variations found in this patient are described.
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Scottish Medical Journal, 1972
Vasectomy, in experienced hands, is a simple procedure which produces lasting sterility provided a careful follow-up of seminal tests is performed, and continued, until two consecutive negative tests have been produced. Loss of working time is negligible, and unpleasant sequelae are extremely rare.
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Vasectomy, in experienced hands, is a simple procedure which produces lasting sterility provided a careful follow-up of seminal tests is performed, and continued, until two consecutive negative tests have been produced. Loss of working time is negligible, and unpleasant sequelae are extremely rare.
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How voluntary are voluntary returns?
Race & Class, 2011‘Voluntary returns’ for rejected asylum seekers, foreign national prisoners, illegal entrants and overstayers are increasingly being promoted by European governments without due regard for the safety and preparedness of the returnee. In addition, the voluntariness of such returns has to be questioned.
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Archives of Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery, 1966
The function and rewards of the voluntary parttime faculty upon which the great majority of our medical schools must continue to lean heavily is well expressed by the chief of the division of Otolaryngology at the University of Miami .—Ed. THIS school of medicine, like many others about the country depends upon a corps of full-time or geographic full ...
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The function and rewards of the voluntary parttime faculty upon which the great majority of our medical schools must continue to lean heavily is well expressed by the chief of the division of Otolaryngology at the University of Miami .—Ed. THIS school of medicine, like many others about the country depends upon a corps of full-time or geographic full ...
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Medicine, Science and the Law, 1975
The importance of the actus reus in the analysis of criminal behaviour has only gained ground in recent years. The defence that the act complained of was involuntary raises directly the question ‘What is meant by voluntary conduct?’ In its earliest formulations the general acceptance of the doctrine of free will led to a ready acceptance of voluntary ...
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The importance of the actus reus in the analysis of criminal behaviour has only gained ground in recent years. The defence that the act complained of was involuntary raises directly the question ‘What is meant by voluntary conduct?’ In its earliest formulations the general acceptance of the doctrine of free will led to a ready acceptance of voluntary ...
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1985
Voluntary provision of services for people in need has a long history. In the nineteenth and early twentieth century most health care and social provision was organised by voluntary organisations. The relationship between statutory and voluntary services varies in different periods. For most of this century, the trend was for statutory organisations to
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Voluntary provision of services for people in need has a long history. In the nineteenth and early twentieth century most health care and social provision was organised by voluntary organisations. The relationship between statutory and voluntary services varies in different periods. For most of this century, the trend was for statutory organisations to
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Voluntary Action and Voluntary Groups
Annual Review of Sociology, 1975A key problem in the study of voluntary action (voluntary participation, citizen participation, discretionary participation, social participation, common interest ac tivity, citizen involvement-all approximate synonyms as used here) is definition.
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Nursing Management, 2009
The Commission for the Compact, the voluntary agreement between the government and the voluntary and community sectors in England on how they should work together to ensure better outcomes for patients, has published a new guide.
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The Commission for the Compact, the voluntary agreement between the government and the voluntary and community sectors in England on how they should work together to ensure better outcomes for patients, has published a new guide.
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ON VOLUNTARY COMPLIANCE, VOLUNTARY TAXES, AND SOCIAL CAPITAL
National Tax Journal, 1998INTRODUCTIONFor most Americans, when the topic oftaxes comes up, the Internal RevenueService (IRS) is the first thing they thinkabout. But academics, and especiallyeconomist academics, have given theprocess of collecting and enforcing taxesvery little attention. For a while now inmy own research and writing, I havebeen trying to rectify that underatten-
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Why Voluntary Export Restraints Are 'Voluntary'
The Canadian Journal of Economics, 1985The paper presents an analysis of the effect upon an oligopolistic equilibrium of introducing a voluntary export restraint (VER) upon an importing firm. A VER set at the free trade level of imports is shown to raise the profits of all firms within the industry.
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