Home modification

Berg, K., Hines, M., Allen, S., Wheelchair Users at Home Few Home Modifications and Many Injurious Falls, American Journal of Public Health, Vol. 92, No. 1, 2002, pp. 48M9. 

Textile finishing includes various efforts to improve the properties of textile fabrics, whether for apparel, home, or other end uses. In particular, these processes are directed toward modifying either the fiber characteristics themselves or the gross textile end properties. Such modifications may be chemical or mechanical in nature. One modification that is not covered in this article relates to the dyeing of textiles and the dyestuffs employed for fibers however, areas that involve chemical finishing designed to modify the normal dye receptivity and the growing use of enzyme treatments are included. 

Attempts have also been made to reduce the odor associated with the peracid in the home laundry. Use of a precursor that generates the peracid of a fatty acid can result in an objectionable odor in the wash bath (106). This odor is exacerbated by the higher piC of the peracid versus its parent acid resulting in a greater proportion of the peracid in the unionized and therefore less water-soluble form. To mitigate this circumstance, functionalization of the fatty tail typically alpha to the carbonyl has been utilized (112). The modifications include alpha-chloro and alpha-methoxy substituents on the parent acid portion of the precursor ester. 

An examination of the energy-level diagram of uranium (Figure 1-17) will drive home the preceding discussion. With obvious modifications,... 

Home hazard assessment and modification Withdrawal of psychotropic medication Nutritional supplements Vitamin D supplements... 

Syka, J. E. P. Marto, J. A. Bai, D. L. Homing, S. Senko, M. W Schwartz, J. C. Ueberheide, B. Garcia, B. Busby, S. Muratore, T Shabanowitz, J. Hunt, D. F. Novel linear quadmpole ion trap/FT mass spectrometer performance characterization and use in the comparative analysis of histone H3 post-translational modifications. 

Bangham AD, Home RW. Negative staining of phospholipids and their stmctural modification by surface active agents as observed in electron microscope. J Mol Biol 1964 8 660-668. 

Monetary transactions undertaken as a result of illness or health care to detect, prevent, or treat disease are not limited to direct medical costs. There is another type of cost that often is overlooked - direct nonmedical costs. These costs are incurred because of illness or the need to seek medical care. They include the cost of transportation to the hospital or physician s office, the cost of special clothing needed because of the illness, the cost of accommodations for receiving medical treatment at a distant medical facility, and the cost of special housing (e.g., the cost of modification of a home to accommodate an ill individual). Direct nonmedical costs, which are generally paid out of pocket by patients and their families, are just as much direct medical costs as are expenses that are more usually covered by third-party insurance plans. 

Modification of sulindac American Home Products (Failli et al. (American Home... 

The presently used Buxton Test, known also as the Home Office Test, was introduced in 1932 as the British Official Gallery Test and it is still used for ordinary permitted expls. After introduction of new types of expls, such as "sheathed (in 1934) and EqS (equivalent to sheathed) (in 1949) some modifications and additions were considered to be desirable and a new testing procedure was established in... 

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