An Introduction to BiophysicsJ. & A. Churchill, 1921 - 435 Seiten |
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... give his patient's disease a name . The physician of the future will care less and less for such names . He will simply be concerned with the solution of the questions- INTRODUCTION xiii " What is abnormal ? " " Why xii INTRODUCTION.
... give his patient's disease a name . The physician of the future will care less and less for such names . He will simply be concerned with the solution of the questions- INTRODUCTION xiii " What is abnormal ? " " Why xii INTRODUCTION.
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... further and qualify the law by stating that the nature of the change induced by an alteration in any factor which influences the system will depend on what will , in the circumstances , give relief from strain with the least.
... further and qualify the law by stating that the nature of the change induced by an alteration in any factor which influences the system will depend on what will , in the circumstances , give relief from strain with the least.
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David Burns. the circumstances , give relief from strain with the least possible expenditure of energy . When a state of strain is made more or less permanent , the organism readjusts itself to meet the strain . That is , the easiest ...
David Burns. the circumstances , give relief from strain with the least possible expenditure of energy . When a state of strain is made more or less permanent , the organism readjusts itself to meet the strain . That is , the easiest ...
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... gives a rough value of the heat of oxidation in the whole compound . For example : A fat , tripalmitin , has the following formula C51H980 Deduct intramolecular water Leaving for oxidation - 86 Cs1Hs6 + 1450 , = 51 CO , + 43 H , O = 51 ...
... gives a rough value of the heat of oxidation in the whole compound . For example : A fat , tripalmitin , has the following formula C51H980 Deduct intramolecular water Leaving for oxidation - 86 Cs1Hs6 + 1450 , = 51 CO , + 43 H , O = 51 ...
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... gives opportunity for the display of some ingenuity on the part of the investigator , since some of the commoner articles of diet do not readily lend themselves to combustion and are not easily dried . Nevertheless , extended ...
... gives opportunity for the display of some ingenuity on the part of the investigator , since some of the commoner articles of diet do not readily lend themselves to combustion and are not easily dried . Nevertheless , extended ...
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