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Phase III Assess safety and effectiveness in a larger patient population Large number (1000-3000) patients targeted 3 yrs... 

It has been suggested by some that chamosites suffer late diagenetic modifications (see Rohrlich et al., 1969). Analyses of Recent samples are not too reliable but suggest that recently formed chamosites have a lower octahedral population, largely Fe2+, and... 

Each year, 6 million ha of land in the world undergo desertification, 17 million ha are deforested, and soil erosion exceeds soil formation by 26 billion tons. The ecological footprint is an accounting tool devised by William Rees to measure the productive land area needed to supply the resource consumption and waste assimilation of a given human population.23 Twenty percent of the world s population, largely in industrialized nations, consumes 80% of its resources. Some typical values of the productive land or water needed to support a person at a given material standard indefinitely are shown in Table 17.1. 

Whether taxa in natural bacterioplankton assemblages exhibit similar characteristics to cultured populations largely remains to... 

Assumption (3) ts frequently regarded as an important prerequisite for linear correlation (e.g. TUI, 1974). However, this is not always practised (Sachs, 1984) for strictly it is the variation oty om the estimated value of jr for each value of j that must be normally distibuted and rarely is the sample population large enough for this criterion to be satisfectorily tested. Nevertheless, when testing for the significance of r, the data should be normally distributed. 

The largest exposures to health-damaging air pollution probably occur in the developing world. As a result, much of the health impacts from air pollution worldwide seem to occur among the poorest and most vulnerable populations, largely women and yoimg children who are most exposed to the indoor pollution sources of importance in poor coimtries. 

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