"For Doctors-In-Training, A Dose of Health Policy Helps the Medicine Go Down". June 9, 2016.
Animals were trained to discriminate a dose of acetaldehyde (0.2 or 0.3 g/kg, i.p).
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Sass didn't comment on the employment of people with advanced science degrees, but our experience suggests that people with advanced science training, determination, and a dose of audacity can enter any engineering field and excel there--though it isn't always easy to convince hiring managers to take a chance.
Scientists, skeptical by both nature and training, always urge a dose of caution when looking at any one event as evidence of climate change.
Thus, OA pre-training injected in a dose of 1 mM proved not to affect the animals' response during aversive training.
The delivery of IPTi involves training health workers to administer a dose of an antimalarial drug during routine scheduled visits in health facilities and to document this using modified EPI monitoring tools [12], [13].
Within eight hours of a baby's birth, midwives trained by UNICEF can administer a dose of Nevirapine and AZT to hinder HIV transmission.
EDICAM was irradiated in a pure gamma field in the Training Reactor of BME with a dose of approximately 23.5 Gy in 1.16 h.
"In essence, this is a welfare program, combining giveaways with a dose of training and encouragement," Sandefur says.
