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Page 128
... given the vaccine , and the other , the control group , was given a placebo - a pharmaceutical preparation containing no medication but given for its psychological effect . The uses of controls is not always sufficient to insure correct ...
... given the vaccine , and the other , the control group , was given a placebo - a pharmaceutical preparation containing no medication but given for its psychological effect . The uses of controls is not always sufficient to insure correct ...
Page 161
... given deer to vary greatly . cedure used in determination of the methods proved to be satis- factory ; however , many limitations were encountered . The inabil- ity of one man to check all of the hunters and their deer during a rush ...
... given deer to vary greatly . cedure used in determination of the methods proved to be satis- factory ; however , many limitations were encountered . The inabil- ity of one man to check all of the hunters and their deer during a rush ...
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... given . An outline of the story line of the proposed article should be included ( this need not be more than 150-200 words ) . Perhaps most important , the specific angle , or peg for the piece should be described . The editor should be ...
... given . An outline of the story line of the proposed article should be included ( this need not be more than 150-200 words ) . Perhaps most important , the specific angle , or peg for the piece should be described . The editor should be ...
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Technical WritingHow We Transfer Factual Information and Knowledge | 3 |
Semantics and the Process of Communication | 9 |
Semantics | 16 |
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