July Received December

Figure 9. Post mortem blood specimens from 50 drivers, received during July 1976-December 1976 and 24 centers. (Upper) Specimens grouped according to the victims age. (Lower) Specimens grouped according to regional source. (SE = South East England SW - South West M -- Midlands NW = North West NE — North East W — Wales). Hatched areas represent specimens positive...

Department of Physical Chemistry, University of Cambridge, Lensfield Road, Cambridge CB2 1EP, U.K. Received July 26, 1984 (Revised Manuscript Received December 13, 1984)... 

Provenance—Original Petroleum Society manuscript. Polymer Flood Application to Improve Heavy Oil Recoveiy at East Bodo (2007-184), first presented at the 8th Canadian International Petroleum Conference (the 58th Annual Technical Meeting of the Petroleum Society), June 12-14, 2007, in Calgary, Alberta. Abstract submitted for review December 15, 2006 editorial comments sent to the author(s) July 22, 2008 revised manuscript received December 9, 2008 paper approved for pre-press December 9, 2008 final approval January 5, 2009.ft... 

Received 28 July 1994 accepted in revised form 14 December 1994)... 

Many women who have received silicone-fluid-filled breast implants have claimed to suffer from implant-related diseases, apparently caused by small leakages of the fluid into the body tissue. Successful lawsuits on those grounds in the United States have driven Dow Corning, the principal manufacturer of the implants, to file for bankruptcy protection. Food and Drug Administration Commissioner David A. Kessler, however, has reported to a congressional subcommittee that, as of July, 1995, there was no scientific evidence that silicone implants are a significant cause of disease. See M. S. Reisch and R. L. Rawls, Silicone gel breast implants. Chem. Eng. News, December 11, 10-17 (1995). 

Received 15 December 2003 accepted 14 May 2004 Available online 2 July 2004... 

Received 30 July 2003 received in revised form 10 December 2003 accepted 11 February 2004... 

Legislation to establish the NRA received Royal Assent on 24 December 1992 and came into effect on 15 June 1993. On 30 July 2004, the name of the Authority was changed to The Australian Pesticides and Veterinary Medicines Authority (APVMA). 

Received for review July 19, 1993. Accepted revised manuscript December 8, 1993. 

These deadlines were not met. In the listing of July 30, 1943,22 delivery of both units is announced for early October . Further, the hourly capacity of each unit is given as = 625 men = 15,000 men per 24 hours. Thus, the total capacity of both shortwave facilities amounted to the clothing of 30,000 persons per day. On August 27, 1943, the construction costs of the stationary facility are given as RM 98,000,54 which translates into approximately DM 1,568,000 today (ca. 870,000). A notice of December 11, 1943,55 stated that the materials and apparatus had already been received. The installation date for SSW is given as January 16, 1944, at the earliest. Work actually began on February 16, 1944. 

Received for review December 29, 1987. Accepted revised manuscript July 19,... 

During the 3-year period 1976-78, commercial sponsors filed 174 first NME INDs. Of these 40 resulted in an NDA, and the FDA had approved 27 for marketing as of July 1991. During the 1984-86 period, commercial sponsors filed 344 NME INDs. By July 1991,53 of these also resulted in an NDA, and 27 had received FDA marketing approval. All drugs in the 1984-86 cohort have at least 54 months experience following IND submission recorded in the database (the amount of time between December 1986 and July 1991). 

Manuscript received 12 October 2004 accepted for publication 27 December 2004 published July 2005. Presented at ASTM Symposium on Advances in Adhesives, Adhesion Science, and Testing on 4-6 October 2004 in Washington, DC. 

This chapter reviews the literature published during the period July 1988 to December 1989. In keeping with previous practice, some selectivity has been exercised. Also, the chapter includes redox reactions between metallic and non-metallic species, regardless of whether or not the nonmetallic component is coordinated to the metal center during electron transfer. The format is such that reactions have been grouped according to their central or reactive nonmetallic element. Some topics have received scant coverage, particularly if they are dealt with elsewhere in this volume. Thus, oxidative addition/reductive elimination reactions are not within the scope of this section. 

Hall-Atwater Laboratories of Chemistry, Wesleyan University, Middletown, CT 06459-0180, USA Received 20 July 1999 / Accepted 23 August 1999 / Published online 15 December 1999... 

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