Compilation and circulation of drug use information, currently acquired through faxing and direct communication with pharmacies, could be streamlined.
Ekspress-Khronika, with a peak circulation of sixty-five toousand, used to run on the largesse of the National Endowment for Democracy; now the sense of urgency is gone, and so is much of the movement's financial support.
A protocol for endostatin delivery to the systemic circulation of mice using recombinant CHO cells, expressing high endostatin levels, encapsulated in Theracyte™ bioisolating devices was described.
Duma and colleagues report that, in patients who achieved return of spontaneous circulation, prehospital use of epinephrine was consistently associated with a lower chance of survival, and this association showed a dose effect and persisted despite post-resuscitation interventions [ 1].
He is especially interested in the quantification of ancient coin production and the economy, the circulation and use of ancient coins, and the use of numismatic "big data" for research and teaching, as well as in proof bank notes and related material.
Experimental results are presented for the circulation of liquid Ga using NdFeB permanent magnets that produce 0.375 T.
During the year researchers continued to study the circulation of the oceans, using satellite measurements made for the joint U.S.-French Topex/Poseidon project.
Consequently, Keinänen cites unfulfilled expectations as the main reason for the relatively limited circulation of Eight Days, using the film as an interesting study of why some adaptations spread farther geographically than others do.
Site-directed mutagenesis was performed by inverse PCR and circulation of PCR products using the wild-type xylosidase gene in the expression plasmid pHsh- xylC [ 4].
Cytokeratin 18 and its proteolytic fragments are stable and can be detected in the circulation of cancer patients using commercially available immunoassays (Ku et al, 1997; Biven et al, 2003).
