1 on edge are given in the appendices to this
pamphlet.
2 on in British, U.S. commercial, and prenatal
pamphlets.
3 the outer kidney dimensions provided by MIRD
pamphlet 19.
4 The usual care group received a standard
pamphlet about cardiopulmonary resuscitation and cardiop
5 iven about CF and reproductive options in 28
pamphlets about carrier testing, from commercial and non
6 intervention, consisting of an informational
pamphlet and discussion, was associated with earlier pla
7 eived strong physician's advice, a self-help
pamphlet,
and a list of community resources.
8 liative care order forms, family information
pamphlets,
and other system supports for providing palli
9 d by public-service videos in waiting areas,
pamphlets,
and reports in the media.
10 The MIRD Committee objectives for this
pamphlet are 3-fold: to restate its schema for assessmen
11 Written
pamphlets are an important source of information for ind
12 This
pamphlet emphasizes the utility of the MIRD schema for s
13 in the United States and more frequently in
pamphlets from noncommercial than in those from commerci
14 d States compared CARL with an informational
pamphlet in reducing fear of dental injections.
15 s concerns about the extent to which any one
pamphlet may present balanced information.
16 Abortion was mentioned in just 15
pamphlets,
more often in the United Kingdom than in the
17 the radionuclide S values published in MIRD
Pamphlet No.
18 e urinary bladder model in the standard MIRD
Pamphlet No.
19 The recently published MIRD
pamphlet no.
20 The principles of MIRD
Pamphlet No. 14 should be used in planning studies using
21 try was calculated using the methods of MIRD
Pamphlet No. 14.
22 e multiregion kidney dosimetry model of MIRD
pamphlet no. 19 has been used to calculate absorbed dose
23 MIRD
Pamphlet no. 23 presented a general overview of methods
24 head and brain originally published in MIRD
Pamphlet No. 5 Revised is presented.
25 revision of the head model presented in MIRD
Pamphlet No. 5 Revised.
26 MIRD
Pamphlet no. 23 presented a general overview of method
27 makers in the ICU, compared with receiving a
pamphlet on cardiopulmonary resuscitation.
28 terpreted my article as an anti-experimental
pamphlet or as a flat denial of the existence of pro-soc
29 (n = 57) received educational videotapes and
pamphlets;
pharmacotherapy with the selective serotonin
30 Furthermore, these
pamphlets provide new tools for radionuclide dosimetry a
31 This
pamphlet reviewed the three primary ventilation procedur
32 2), lecture (SMD = 0.59; 95% CI, 0.28-0.90),
pamphlet (
SMD = 0.47; 95% CI, -0.11 to 1.05), and audit
33 The MIRD
pamphlets that follow in this issue and in coming issues
34 In addition, the
pamphlets varied in the amount of information they provi
35 n introduction to an upcoming series of MIRD
pamphlets with detailed radionuclide-specific recommenda