Word: dosing
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...still at least one billion short of Government requirements. As expected, the increase was obtained by grafting on the bill Finance Minister Doumer's hated "indirect taxes" (TIME, Feb. 1 et ante) although the Chamber has been refusing for weeks to down this bitter dose. As the week ended, the Senate completed its salvage work and sent the bill back to the Chamber...
...familiar with its use. This means that all patients who desire to avail themselves of this treatment must go to Liverpool and place themselves under the care of the group of physicians who have familiarized themselves with the symptoms which indicate whether a patient can stand a sufficient dose to affect the tumor...
...advent of radium and Xray, and one which gives hope of much greater usefulness in the future." Dr. Wood also conferred with Professor Claude Regaud, who at the Institute Curie in Paris is treating various types of cancer with highly filtered radium and X-rays. He gives small doses of radium over a long period, as against the German method of one large destructive dose. In Dr. Wood's judgment the French method is preferable. Dr. Soper's Report. Dr. George A. Soper traveled extensively over Europe; found cancer as prevalent there...
...world, science and the arts, to the cubic minute, than any paper I know, and give it in a form that I remember. You are to me like a keen, voluble neighbor with a gift for gathering gossip, but-with scarcely a vestige of breeding! After a dose of TIME I generally resort to the Manchester Weekly Guardian to counteract the effect. Those Guardian fellows are humorous and keen and . . . gentlemen...
...should further be noted that although many fields of concentration correspond to departments (such as Physics, German, and Anthropology), others are combinations of departments (such as History and Literature or Classics and Philosophy). In cases like the last one does not, of course, have to take a double dose. One does not, for example, in Classics and Philosophy have to take the full requirement for concentration in Classics and also the full requirement in Philosophy. Half portions, or there abouts, of each are combined, and the combination is valuable. An important point to consider, therefore, is whether one prefers...