Titlebook: Medical Information Systems; The Laboratory Modul Ralph R. Grams Book 1979 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1979 Alzheimer´s diseas

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Microbiologyres. This primary reference material is far in excess of that of any other laboratory data base. It also represents an area in which flexibility is crucial, since many of the specimens require special handling and individualized testing procedures. Initially, we looked at the log of sources availabl

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Blood Bankocuments, all of which are very tightly controlled by the American Association of Blood Banks and require certification. The attempt to encompass all of the individual donor cards, patient recipient records, and associated cross-reference files becomes an extremely expansive project. In looking at a

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Ralph R. Gramsrous light metal alloys, i.e. about 87 material systems, in a compact, database-oriented form. The knowledge of the deformation behaviour of materials is of vital importance in scientific research and in technical applications. The increasing use of numerical simulation in research and practice desc

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