Heat Quantities

Heat coagulation of serum in cancer; a method applicable to very small quantities of serum.

The method recently described by Huggins, Miller, and Jensen (1049) for measuring defects in the coagulation mechanism of the sera of cancer patients cannot be applied without modification to the sera of small experimental animals because the quantity of serum required is too large. By substi tuting a measurement of the opacity of the heated serum for a measurement of its coagulability (or inhi...

Framing of Numerical Quantities

Judgments and decisions are dependent upon the information available. They are also dependent upon the way the information is presented. Message characteristics that make recipients willing to endorse a message have been discussed within the rhetoric tradition and studied empirically in the psychology of persuasion (Cialdini, 2007), advertising (Armstrong, 2010), and health communication (Berry...

Measurements of Electrical Quantities

Estimating Information-Theoretic Quantities

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Micrografting in Extensive Quantities

The exclusive use of very small grafts has moved from the experimental to the forefront. Dense packing of minigrafts of 1.5 mm or less in combination with one-or two-haired grafts offers the appearance of comparable density and undetectability, while using donor hair very efficiently. The use of smaller grafts in greater quantity offers many advantages normally unavailable with traditional larg...