An Introduction to BiophysicsJ. & A. Churchill, 1921 - 435 Seiten |
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... less , amateur philosophers , but we would be poor scientists indeed if our " views " were permitted to colour our facts . Phenomena , as they appear to - day , are set out for the critical examination of the student . " He will have ...
... less , amateur philosophers , but we would be poor scientists indeed if our " views " were permitted to colour our facts . Phenomena , as they appear to - day , are set out for the critical examination of the student . " He will have ...
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... 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.
... 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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... less exhausting means of relieving strain has to be taken to meet the more or less con- tinuous administration of poison . The cells of the organism so alter as to be immune from such irritation . Mithridates is said to have qualified ...
... less exhausting means of relieving strain has to be taken to meet the more or less con- tinuous administration of poison . The cells of the organism so alter as to be immune from such irritation . Mithridates is said to have qualified ...
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... less than 500 μμ , the amount absorbed becoming greater as the wave length becomes shorter , i.e. the chloroplasts absorb the actinic rays ( violet and a small amount of the ultra- violet rays ) . There is also a well - marked ...
... less than 500 μμ , the amount absorbed becoming greater as the wave length becomes shorter , i.e. the chloroplasts absorb the actinic rays ( violet and a small amount of the ultra- violet rays ) . There is also a well - marked ...
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... ) , while fats contain less O2 compared with their content of oxidisable matter , e.g. x ( C , H12O ) . There- fore , when carbohydrates alone are used , the ratio of the volume 2 of CO2 eliminated to the volume of O absorbed will.
... ) , while fats contain less O2 compared with their content of oxidisable matter , e.g. x ( C , H12O ) . There- fore , when carbohydrates alone are used , the ratio of the volume 2 of CO2 eliminated to the volume of O absorbed will.
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