161 Table of Contents: “... Growing out of Human Reaming Debris -- Materials Used for Intramedullary Devices -- Implant Alloys...”

162 Table of Contents: “... Deciduomareaktion der weißen Ratte -- Ovulationsauslösung durch hypophysäres Human-Gonadotropin bei Fehlen der...”

163 Table of Contents: “...) -- 6.3 Human Factors und Psychotechnik — ergänzende Elemente des “Scientific Management” -- 6.4 Fordismus...”

164 Table of Contents: “... Management -- Primat der Zukunftssicherung -- 3. Das Management humaner Ressourcen in Japan -- Die...”

165 Table of Contents: “... partizipatives Management -- Bedürfnishierarchie und Motivation -- Human Relations in der Wirtschaft und der...”

166 Table of Contents: “.... The radiation syndromes -- I. Introduction -- II. Historical -- III. Definitions of human exposure -- IV. Effect...”

167 Table of Contents: “...: Professionalisierung und Institutionalisierung der Ausbildung (1880 bis 1920) -- C. 1.5 Ansätze zum Human Relations...”

168 Table of Contents: “...3.8 Ansätze mit Fokussierung auf die Organisationsstruktur -- 3.9 Unternehmensstrategie und Human...”

169 Table of Contents: “... -- Conclusions -- References -- 6 Human Malaria Transmission: Reconciling Field and Laboratory Data -- Measuring...”

170 Table of Contents: “... behavior of long chain N?-Acyl arginine methyl esters -- Activation studies on human platelets using...”

171 Table of Contents: “... and its Application to Fluoroimmunoassay of Prostate-Specific Antigen (PSA) in Human Serum -- 7.3.1...”

172 “...Vector transmission of pathogens affecting human, animal, and plant health continues to plague...”

173 “... history of the continents, of human settlements and culture, and to evaluate human impact on the local...”

174 “... important human and non-human pathogens. Reverse genetics, a technique that allows generation of recombinant...”

175 “... of humans, and just as there is no single characteristic that can be measured to quantify a person's health...”

176 “... in understanding and overcoming the many vector-borne diseases of plants, animals, and humans...”

177 “... of the body structure. A human corpse is treated no differently and the same groups of organisms are involved...”

178 “... changing as a result of the forces of nature and particularly by human influences. The soil has been...”

179 “.... 8: The Human Adrenal Cortex (1955). A very wide range of articles was presented which extended from...”

180 “... and pathophysiology of ion transport in the human large intestine are as well covered as the use of colonic cell...”