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Diet and Health: Implications for Reducing Chronic Disease Risk
In several conditions, refractiveness to alcohol-induced hypoglycemia can be
demonstrated: in nondiabetic obese subjects (Arky et al., 1968), in some
alcoholics with a diabetic serum glucose pattern (Hed and Nygren, 1968), and in
subjects ...
Committee on Diet and Health, Commission on Life Sciences, Division on Earth and Life Studies,
1989
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The Hormones V2: Physiology, Chemistry and Applications
This refractiveness did not develop if injections were given subcutaneously or if
an adrenal extract of the same species was used intravenously. The serum from
an animal made refractory to the “Na factor” was active when transferred to a ...
Gregory Pincus, Kenneth Vivian Thimann,
1950
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Advances in Parasitology APL
Refractiveness because of age appears to be caused by the thicker cuticle in
older larvae (Petersen and Willis, 1970). In the laboratory, as a result of mass-
rearing practices for R. culicivorax, where exposed but uninfected hosts were
retained ...
John R. Baker, James R. Baker, R. Muller,
1985
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Catalytic Hydroprocessing of Petroleum and Distillates
Feedstock refractiveness (S,N content, boiling range etc.) determines aromatics
conversion % 100 the maximum achievable degree of aromatics saturation to a
large. Figure 4: Effect of hydrogen partial pressure and feed refractiveness on ...
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Acta Physiologica Academiae Scientiarum Hungaricae
to extend our investigation to embryos infected with mumps virus to determine
whether or not the propagation of this virus in the allantoic sack of the embryo is
connected with an increased refractiveness of the allantoic fluid. Sixty-three eggs
...
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Concise Encyclopedia of Plastics
See birefringence; dimensionless quantity; dispersion; fiber optic; light aberration
; light index of refraction; optical property; refractiveness; refractivity; stress,
residual; test, nondestructive photoelastic stress analysis. light metal See metal,
light, ...
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Web offset press operating
Refractiveness. light reflected from paper is the sum of both surface and internal
reflections. Some of the light that falls on the white areas in printed halftones
penetrates the paper, where it is scattered. Part of the scattered light is trapped ...
Edward J. Kelly, David B. Crouse, Robert R. Supansic,
1974
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Diseases of the Kidney and Urinary Tract
Peritonitis in CAPD patients usually produces temporary impairment, but on
occasion prolonged refractiveness may be seen. Chronic infection may be
difficult to diagnose, such as those associated with failed arteriovenous vascular
access ...
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What the Printer Should Know about Paper
Refractiveness. The work of Yule, Nielson, Clapper, Howe and Altman of the
Eastman Kodak Company 1,2.3 and Jorgensen4 of the Graphic Arts Technical
Foundation has shown that light reflected from paper is the sum of both surface
and ...
Robert Findley Reed,
1970
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Roy and Fraunfelder's Current Ocular Therapy
Severe refractiveness to these therapies forces the use of cytotoxic agents such
as azathioprine. ○ General supportive measures such as liquid or low-residue
diets, pain medication and antispasmodic drugs give relief. ○ Oral multivitamin ...
Frederick Hampton Roy, Frederick W. Fraunfelder, Frederick T. Fraunfelder,
2008