Although the sale of non-prescription health products is ubiquitous, the views of health professionals, such as chiropractors, regarding the sale of such products are not well known.
Our view of ubiquitous computing is artefact-centred: in this view, computers are considered as secondary artefacts that enable items of everyday use to communicate as networked digital artefacts.
In view of the ubiquitous existence of keV ions in early space and on the early Earth, we suggest that low energy charged particles might have played a role in chemical evolution in the solar system.
Use continuous exposure to BPA in view of the ubiquitous and continuous exposure to BPA in humans.
In view of the ubiquitous cellular presence of Pi, this interaction was further investigated, and a second decomposition pathway for 90CE has been elucidated.
Nevertheless, in view of the ubiquitous presence of formaldehyde in the population and experimental evidence indicating high-dose carcinogenic potential, at least for portal-of-entry sites, we recommend improved epidemiologic research on potential risks for the LHM.
In view of reports on the ubiquitous occurrence of TRPM7 expression, their immunohistochemical absence in the white matter under sham conditions was not anticipated.
12 Hence, in view of their unique chemistry, the ubiquitous phyllobilins 3d, 4 also qualify as candidates for relevant physiological roles in higher plants, as well as, probably, in plant-eating animals and humans.
The 'individual rights/public good' dichotomy is based on a Western-centric view of individual autonomy that is pervasive but not ubiquitous, and not necessarily useful for purposes of appropriately managing human health and research data.
Each image takes a deadpan, frontal view of the subject and the surrounding architecture, notably the ubiquitous poured-concrete floor.
