Elliot relation

Elliot M., Farnham, A.W., Janes, N.F. and Soderlund, D.M. (1978) Insecticidal activity of the pyrethrins and related compounds. XI. Relative potencies of isomeric cyano-substituted... 

Jiang, X. P., Yang, D. C., Elliot, R. L., and Head, J. F. 1999. Reduction in serum IL-6 after vaccination of breast cancer patients with tumor-associated antigens is related to estrogen receptor status. Cytokine 72 458 165. 

Piper J.R., Stringfellow C.R., Elliot R.D., Johnston T.R, S-2-(omega-aminoalkylamino)ethyl dihydrogen phosphorothioates and related compounds as potential antiradiation agents, J. Med. Chem., 1969,12,236-243. 

Garratty G, Amdt P, Prince HE, Shulman lA (1993) The effect of methyldopa and procainamide on suppressor cell activity in relation to red cell autoantibody production. Br J Haematol 84 310-315 Gottschall JL, Elliot W, Lianos E, McFarland JG, Wolfmeyer K, Aster RH (1991) Quinine-induced immune thrombocytopenia associated with hemolytic uremic syndrome a new clinical entity. Blood 77 306-310... 

Chaney, R.L., Giordano, P.M., 1977. Microelements as related to plant deficiencies and toxicities. In Elliot, L.F., Stevenson, F.J. (Eds.), Soils for the Management of Organic Wastes and Waste Waters. SSSA. Madison, WI, pp. 235-279. 

Levi, L., Frankenhaeuser, M., Gardell, B. (1982). Reports on work stress related to social structures and processes. In G. Elliot G. Eisdorfer (Eds.), Stress awd human health pp. 119-146). New York Springer. 

The percentage of people killed depends simply on distance from the hypocenter the relation between death percentage and distance is inversely proportional and the killing, as Gil Elliot emphasizes, is no longer selective ... 

The Exposure Hill Formation occurs at the base of the sheet-like lava flows of Kirkpatrick Basalt that form the Mesa Range of northern Victoria Land and on nearby nunataks most of which are located in the Rennick graben in Fig. 12.6. The deposits of breccia and related pyroclastic rocks occur at Exposure Hill at the southern end of Gair Mesa and at Mt. Fazio and Scarab Peak on Tobin Mesa as well as on Mt. Carson adjacent to the Aeronaut Glacier in Fig. 12.7. hi addition, Elliot et al. (1986a) described a deposit of breccia on Agate Peak located about 26 km east of the northern tip of Pain Mesa (Fig. 12.6). 

Hanson RE, Elliot DH (1996) Rift-related Jurassic baseiltic phreatomagmatic volcanism in the centrtil Transantarctic Mountains Precursory stage to flood-basalt effusions. Bull Volcanol 58 327-347... 

Elliot (2001) suggests that colonisation through audit fosters pathologies of creative compliance in the form of gamesmanship around an indicator culture (p. 202) and creates substantial distrust. As Codd (1999) points out trust breeds more trust and conversely distrust breeds more distrust (p. 50) and our only relations become contractual because writing down what is to be done is the only way we can trust it will be done (Ballard, 2003b, p. 18 original emphasis). This is profoundly exclusionary. 

Stephens, W. Richard, and Elliot M. Fratkin. Careers in Anthropology. Boston Allyn and Bacon, 2003. A practical guide to careers in anthropology and related fields, organized as a series of real-life case studies describing the paths that sixteen different professionals followed after graduation. 

Fluoroapatite (F-apatite), chloroapatite (Cl-apatite) and carbonate apatite (CO -apatite) are derived from hydroxyapatite. In F-apatite and Cl-apatite, the F and Cl ions assume the position of the OH ions. When F and Cl ions are inserted in the Ca triangle, their position in relation to the OH in hydroxyapatite changes (Fig. 1-23). As a result, the lattice parameters change compared with those of hydroxyapatite (Young and Elliot, 1966). When F ions are inserted in place of OH ions, the -axis is reduced and the c-axis remains constant (F = apatite a = 9.382 A, c = 6.880 A). The insertion of Cl ions enlarges the unit cell (Cl apatite a = 9.515 A, c = 6.858 A). The crystal structure of fluoroapatite is shown in Appendix 19. 

Eccles, J. S. (2005) Subjective task value and the Eccles et al Model of Achievement Related Choices. In A. J. Elliot C. S. Dweck (eds.) Handbook of competence and motivation. New York, The Guildford Press. 

The sections on Glycosylamines and Hydrazones and Osazones were revised by Lawrence Rosen the section on Nucleic acids and related materials by Elliot Volkin and David Doherty the section on Glycosamines by Jane Reid Patton and the section on combinations with proteins by David Platt. 

The natural insecticide, pyrethrum traditionally has been considered to have the qualities of the ideal insecticide because it is a powerful insecticide and harmless to mammals under normal use conditions. However, the natural pyrethroids are too unstable outdoors to find use as agricultural insectides. In 1949 the first synthetic pyrethroid, allethrin, was announced (see Table 29.14). It acted more rapidly and effectively than the natural material, particularly on the common housefly but on other species it was less active. This initiated the search for related materials with a combination of properties that would eventually lead to commercial insecticides that could be used in outdoor agricultural applications. The discovery of permethrin by Michael Elliot in 1973 showed that pyrethroids could be found that were stable to outdoor environments. Permethrin also had exceptionally high insecticidal action (0.1 lb ai/A). 

There has been considerable discussion on whether these effects have been due to the methotrexate or to contamination of preservaties in the solution available for intrathecal administration. The conclusion generally has been that preservative agents have been exonerated, and although it is suggested that Elliot s B solution does diminish the symptoms which follow immediately on intrathecal administration of methotrexate, it is probably unlikely that the severe forms of neurotoxicity are related to the ionic content of methotrexate solutions (21). 

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