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A development of the accident prone criterion
(1951)I. THE PROBLEM. Statement of the problem. The major objective of thio study la to develop a more efficient criterion of an "accident prone driver". By the following method: 1. personally interviewing experts in the field ... -
A comparison of contamination rates of intravenous admixtures when prepared on a hospital ward versus in a laminar flow hood
(1971)The contamination rates of some I.V. admixtures prepared in the pharmacy in a laminar flow hood by a pharmacist or a specially-trained technician were compared with some prepared by nursing on two wards. The microbial ... -
A study of the localization of the site of action of central nervous system depressants and convulsants
(1955)This study involved the investigation of two techniques for the "in vivo" localization of Central Nervous System stimulants and depressants. One method was a biochemical analysis of a metabolite of the brain tissue, while ... -
An application of the plating technique to the study of embryology
(1949)As applied to embryology, the plating technique is a means for demonstrating the surface anatomy of embryos at various developmental stages. In the embryology of the chick, it is most useful for stages of development between ... -
Geology of the Rattlesnake Mountain intrusion, Big Bend National Park, Texas
(1969)The Rattlesnake Mountain Intrusion is a zoned sill, 200-300 feet thick, that, is composed of analcime-bearing syenodiorite and that contains sheets and other bodies of syenite. Cross-cutting and chilled relations in the ...
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