Method One of the authors, then a third year medical student, visited both offices for alternating
periodsof three days up to one-and-a-half weeks and arranged a keysort card system …

There is a short chapter on each of the premiers, usually six or eight pages, giving concise
details of the date and place of birth and the names of the parents, and often indicating …

he use of electron microscopy to aid in the diagno-sis of tumours in humans has been
hampered by both the difficulty of the technique and the expense. Part of the difficulty for many …

The first twenty-five pages of this slim volume are 1914-1915 diary entries written by [Wallace
Chambers] in England and France describing, in a poetic prose, the stark horrors of war. …

Animal communication is often deceptive; however, such dishonesty can become ineffective
if it is used too often, is used out of context, or is too easy to detect [1–3]. Mimicry is a …

Several of my aunts and uncles attended Hume School, as [John Norris] did, but at an earlier
time. We all bought our groceries at Fleming's Store, and even as children we thought it …

We were led into a large room on the main floor of one of the twin, two-storey brick houses
typical of the Doukhobor village communities. The body of 19 year old Joe Davidoff lay at one …

… Waldie, MD … Furthermore, the IDRC has been active in developing a new initiative on
lung problems, which account for 25% of the total burden of disease in …

By far the best portrait to emerge from this book is that of Dr. Gerald Rumsey" Paddy" Baker,
in a chapter aptly titled" Quesnel and its 40 year love affair with Dr. Paddy Baker." Few small …

British Columbians. Both have an obvious love of the language, and both are excellent writers.
The text and end papers of Hideaway are illustrated by striking black-and-white sketches …