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This work is a continuation of a research program[1 5] and deals with the characterization of the sorption behaviour of low carbon steel in solutions containing sulfate and bisulfite ions (as a possible model of acid rain).
The North Ronaldsay (NR), a primitive breed of sheep, has been identified as a possible model of these non-Wilsonian infant copper toxicoses [ 5].
The importance of addressing psychosocial and biographic aspects of illness is also recognised in conventional medicine [ 24], and in this respect AM practice has been studied as a possible model of integrated primary care [ 10].
She pointed to the decision in Europe in the late 1960s to create Airbus to challenge the dominance of the giant American aircraft giant Boeing as a possible model for the level of action needed to make Europe competitive in technology.
Topical menthol application has recently been proposed as a possible model for the study of cold pain.
We therefore focused on canine MDCK cells as a possible model for expression cloning of genes conferring anchorage independence.
The system was also designed as a possible model for monitoring other classes of foreign visitors.
But Cranfield University in Bedfordshire has proved an inspiration for the universities minister, David Willetts, who recently cited it as a possible model for a new breed of university – one dedicated to science and dominated by postgraduates.
In order to minimize vertebrate testing, this work was targeted to develop an in vitro test system as a possible model to assess the dermal uptake of chemicals across amphibian skin.
Our team also took stock of the recently proposed transitional justice program in Colombia and evaluated it as a possible model for other countries emerging out of protracted conflict.
A further productive step will be to use the growing capacity to perform CHMI trials in malaria endemic populations as a possible model to better understand the mechanisms of NAI and to enable vaccine assessment in target populations.
