… Pace, WE 1967. Dielectric properties of certain foodstuffs at selected frequencies and at …
Pace submitted in martial fulfillment of reauirements for an SM dearee. The authors are grateful …

… WE PACE, MD 450 Central Avenue, London 14, Ont. … In view of current developments
we were naive to have predicted that the cost of curative services would "materially …

Benzoyl peroxide, a powerful, non-toxic, oxidizing agent, combined with sulfur in an oil-in-water
emulsion base, was used to treat 286 patients with acne vulgaris. This esthetically …

Benzoyl peroxide, a powerful organic oxidizing agent, was applied topically according to a
carefully developed technique to cutaneous ulcers of different types. The healing time was …

Inoculation of primate cells with Molluscum contagiosum (MC) produces extreme cell
rounding, aggregation, and surface convolutions termed cytopathic effect (CPE). The CPE is …

… Heart rhythm and pace disorders Carotid sinus syndrome, should we pace? A multicentre, …
factor for nonaccidental falls in older adults (SAFE PACE). J Am Coll Cardiol 2001;38:1491–6. …

… Taken in part from the thesis submitted by WE Pace in partial fulfillment of the requirements
for an SM degree. This manuscript is Contribution No. 1057 from the Department of Nutrition …

… We recommend that PACE be used in future studies in the field and are encouraged that
several research projects and trial proposals are now adopting PACE in their methodologies. …

… that we should use history and past experience to light up the pathway of the future. We
must be careful in so doing, however, that we do not peer so intently into the past that we back …

: A new polymer of dextran in the form of beads, 0.1 to 0.3 mm in diameter, was applied topically
to 39 cutaneous ulcers of various causes. The material, which is powerfully hydrophilic, …