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• Authors : Evans, N.R.

Subjects: GOVERNMENT programs; FREE enterprise; CAPITALISMAUSTRALIAAUSTRALIAAUSTRALIAReport Available; NEW ZealandNEW ZealandNEW ZealandReport Available

• Source: National Review. 8/29/1994, Vol. 46 Issue 16, p47-50. 4p. 2 Cartoon or Caricatures.

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A prospective observational study of the use of the ProsealTM laryngeal mask airway for postpartum tubal ligation.

• Authors : Evans, N.R.; Skowno, J.J.; Bennett, P.J.

Subjects: ANESTHESIA; SURGERY; INTENSIVE care units

• Source: International Journal of Obstetric Anesthesia; Apr2005, Vol. 14 Issue 2, p90-95, 6p

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The Basel Convention: A Toxic Treaty for a Toxic Trade?

• Authors : Evans, N.R.

Subjects: HAZARDOUS wastes; INTERNATIONAL trade & the environment; INTERNATIONAL cooperation

• Source: Economic Affairs; Winter96, Vol. 16 Issue 5, p17, 7p

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Does dietary variability promote uncertainty about expected satiety?

• Authors : Evans, N.R.¹ ; Griggs, R.L.¹; Martin, A.A.¹

Subjects: *OBESITY; *DIETARY supplements; *DISEASE prevalence

• Source: Appetite. Jun2016, Vol. 101, p230-231. 2p.

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Jurists versus doctors: the birth of legal medicine in the United States

• Authors : Peset, José Luis; Evans, N.R.

• Source: History of Psychiatry; June 1996, Vol. 7 Issue: 26 p299-317, 19p

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Notes on the historical vocabulary of neuroanatomy

• Authors : Barcia Goyanes, Juan J.; Evans, N.R.

• Source: History of Psychiatry; December 1995, Vol. 6 Issue: 24 p471-482, 12p

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Is flavour-nutrient learning disrupted by dietary variability?

• Authors : Martin, A.A.¹ ; Evans, N.R.¹; Griggs, R.L.¹

Subjects: *OVERWEIGHT persons; *DIETARY supplements; *FLAVOR

• Source: Appetite. Jun2016, Vol. 101, p235-235. 1p.

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Are the effects of eating slowly on satiation and satiety anticipated in meal planning?

• Authors : Ferriday, D.¹ ; Bosworth, M.L.¹; Evans, N.R.¹

Subjects: *STIMULUS satiation; *MENU planning; *FOOD portions

• Source: Appetite. Dec2016, Vol. 107, p681-681. 1p.

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Somatostatin receptor pet reveals high-risk plaque inflammation.

• Authors : Tarkin, J.M.¹; Joshi, F.R.¹; Evans, N.R.²

Subjects: *SOMATOSTATIN receptors; *ATHEROSCLEROTIC plaque; *INFLAMMATION

• Source: Atherosclerosis (00219150). Jan2016, Vol. 244, pe3-e3. 1p.

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