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Research descriptions and prices in a medical supply catalog available online.

Related sites The Royal Society A list of this year's fellows, with links to research descriptions The U.S. National Academies.

Accordingly, previous research descriptions of internal and external load may fail to appropriately portray the demands of professional tournament match-play.

Aspects of smokers' experience revealed in qualitative research — descriptions of cigarettes as 'companions' or 'friends', deep reliance, sensual pleasure — are sometimes difficult to articulate but can be given full voice in the context of the literary arts.

However, as Øvretveit and Staines [ 21] have pointed out: 'Apart from a few projects, the details of which interventions were actually made are often not presented, and there are few adequate or independent research descriptions of actual implementations of organisational and system wide programs over time'.

Suzan Mazur: I interrupted your research description.

For the research description and interests of BKT, please refer to https://physiology.med.uky.edu/users/bkta222.edu/users/bkta222

Those consenting are sent an email welcoming them to the study and the brief research description.

The carefully researched descriptions of Boston in its post-Colonial days were cut as not moving the story forward, and pages detailing a legal affair I still think a very important case in this country's history — the Frost case — was trimmed to its skimpy essentials in chapter 33.

These were free of superstition and myth with carefully researched descriptions and nomenclature; they included cultivation information and notes on economic and medicinal uses — and even elaborate monographs on ornamental plants.

Although these attributes are deemed 'meta-information' about the biobanks, sample collections, and studies, it is this information and the relations between the elements it represents (biobank descriptions, research groups' and researchers' descriptions, donors, samples, and information descriptions) that have been at the core of ELSI debates.