Hansen, Mark

Hansen, Mark. The Uncertain Science of Evidence. ABA Journal (July 2005) 48. 

Hansen, Mark, and Jan A. Knight. Maximizing Audit Impact Using Management Systems. Des Plaines, IL Professional Safety, 2002. 

In another study by Tsen et al (14), a substantial PER difference was observed between diets with bread crust (0.36) and bread crumb (1.35). Palamidis and Markakis (12) also found that the PERs of their bread and its crumb were 0.46 and 0.91, respectively, while the crust showed a negative PER, -0.23. Hansen, et al.(18) reported that bread crumb and crust had respective PERs of"T.36 and 0.62. The difference in PERs for bread crumb or crust reported by the three groups of investigators is largely due to different raw materials and processing conditions for the breads. Nevertheless, the marked difference in PER between bread crumb and crust indicates clearly that the browning reaction can reduce the nutritive value of bread (Table IV). 

The lipid, water, and protein contents of certain tissues vary markedly as a function of age. For example, the adipose tissues of neonates contain about 55% water and 35% lipids, whereas the corresponding figures for the adult are about 25% and 70%, respectively (Friis-Hansen, 1971). The proportion of water in skin falls as a function of age, due to an increase in collagen. The water contents of liver, brain, and kidneys decrease from birth to adulthood by 5-15%. The decrease in water contents of liver and kidneys is primarily due to an increase in protein, whereas this change in the brain is due to an increase in myelin. The overall composition of muscle in terms of lipid and water does not seem to vary with age (Dickerson Widdowson, 1960). 

Kurdow, R., Marks, H.G., Kraemer-Hansen, H., Luttges, J., Kremer, B., Henne-Bruns, D. Recurrence of primary biliary cirrhosis after orthotopic hver transplantation. Hepato-Gastroenterol. 2003 50 322-325... 

Pond S, Jacobs M, Marks J, Garner J, Goldschlager N, Hansen D. Treatment of digitoxin overdose with oral activated charcoal. Lancet 1981 2(8256) 1177-8. 

Figure 26-16 Flow-injection determination of chloride (a) flow diagram (b) recorder readout for quadruplicate runs on standards containing 5 to 75 ppm of chloride ion (c) fast scan of two of the standards to demonstrate the low analyte carryover (less than 1%) from run to run. Notice that the point marked 1% corresponds to where the response would just begin for a sample injected at time 5s. (From J. Ruzicka and E. H. Hansen, Flow Injection Methods, 2nd ed., p. 16. New York Wiley, 1988. This material is used by permission of John Wiley Sons, Inc.)...

Fullerenes and their derivatives not only represent the most massive and most complex single particles in interference experiments until recently, they also mark a qualitative step towards the mesoscopic world. In many aspects they resemble rather small solids than simple quantum systems they possess collective many-particle states like plasmons and excitons, and they exhibit thermionic electron, photon and particle emission [Mitzner 1995 Hansen 1998] - which may be regarded as microscopic analogs of glow emission, blackbody radiation and thermal evaporation. Fullerenes contain about two... 

The Hansen/DiMasi studies imply that real cash outlays per successful NCE almost doubled in the 7-year period separating the midpoints of their study years, from 65.5 million to 127.2 million (in 1990 dollars). The increase would have been even greater had the ultimate success rate not improved markedly. The two surveys cover NCEs first entering human testing in 1963-75 and 1970-82. Is there any evidence to support such a rapid increase in the real costs of conducting research between the two periods OTA examined data on three inputs to pharmaceutical R D-research personnel, animal research subjects, and human research subjects—to learn more about the factors driving the increase in costs per successful NCE. 

James Hansen, Makiko Sato, Pushker Kharecha, David Beerling, Valerie Masson-Delmotte, Mark Pagani, Maureen Raymo, Dana L. Royer, and James C. Zachos, Target Atmospheric C02 Where Should Hu-... 

In the internal reflection method a light ray is incident from the interior side of an electrode to the interface. Optically transparent electrodes (OTE), such as tin oxide, metal film electrodes in the visible region, are used to obtain absorption spectra of adsorbed species by multiple reflection (Hansen, 1973 Heinemanetal., 1984 Kuwanaand Winograd, 1974 Mark and Randall, 1970). 

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