The new rules expand the number of reference guides — or compendiums — that Medicare relies on for determining which off-label uses of cancer drugs to cover.
Lohr lists: comentarius, quæstiones, cursus, paraphrase, monograph or independent treatise, compendium or abbreviatio, synopsis or conclusiones, flores or auctoritates, tabula, glossa, oratio, præfatio.
Hosts of such images include the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, which, among other images, has one of the prophet atop a camel, in a leaf of "Majmac al-tawarikh," or the Compendium of Histories, at snipurl.com/mb3j.
Instead of presenting laundry lists of arcane maladies along with a key of "where in the brain the responsible lesion is," or a compendium of tests for a given situation the received wisdom that students are required to memorize Cytowic gives students the historical and conceptual tools they need not only to get up to speed regarding present knowledge, but to go forward.
A first trace of this doctrine was found in Bahya Ibn Paquda: however, he might have taken it from an Arabic philosophical or theological compendium inspired by Avicenna.
But Buridan's masterwork is the Summulae de dialectica [Compendium of Dialectic], a comprehensive logic textbook which started out as a commentary on the Summulae logicales or logical compendium of the thirteenth-century dialectician, Peter of Spain,[6] but soon evolved into an independent work of astonishing breadth and originality.
While there is no official or complete compendium of medical missions, a search of the 3 largest mission websites – the International Healthcare Opportunities Clearinghouse [ 9], Diversion Magazine [ 10], and MissionFinder.org [ 11] – yielded a list of 543 medical mission organizations.
In this article, we provide an introduction and context for a compendium or survey of the methods used in this area.
Maybe that means organizing a race along Miami's 2050 projected beachfront or creating a compendium of stories from your grandparents of environmental changes they've witnessed.
