Word: steps
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Wanted: 1,000 Cases. Dr. Ehlers took the next step and traced the histories of 114 patients for any correlation between Barr's dark spots and the effects of testosterone. In general, those whose cancer cells contained Barr bodies did far better on testosterone than similar cases not treated with the hormone. Survival rates were good among Barr-negative patients who did not get testosterone. But the Barr-negative patients who took the hormone survived, on the average, a much shorter time. A Vienna study of 201 patients produced similar results. But the cautious German and Austrian researchers still...
...Years to Four. The Baltimore doctors insisted that dentistry was properly a specialized branch of medicine, requiring knowledge of anatomy, physiology and pathology. For their school, which has long since become part of the University of Maryland, they decided on the revolutionary step of setting up educational standards similar to those already existing for medical training: either two years in the dental college or one year of dental training after a year in medical school...
...every. One is useful not simply, as the Brass Tacks suggests, "for the sake of coherence," but for the further development of skills begun in Social Studies 10. If this is a compromise with the original stated goals of the program, then I think it is a useful step forward. My students certainly needed the still general work on psychological and sociological aspects of economic growth which we did in tutorial before they went on to more specialized research topics...
...Hans Kung. More recently, he has advised U.S. church authorities to hush some outspoken lay Catholic journalists, notably Freelance Writer Michael Novak (A New Generation, The Open Church), a doctoral student at Harvard. The American hierarchy does not much relish Vagnozzi's intervention. "A Papal Nuncio is one step higher than an Apostolic Delegate," mused one U.S. cardinal. "Maybe we can get him named Nuncio to Lapland...
...surprised as the next guy," he admitted. Manager of CBS's New York station for only five months, and before that manager for six years of the Philadelphia station, Jack Schneider, with no network experience, was a deep dark-horse choice. "They simply decided to skip a step with me," he explained. The reason was quickly apparent. By his own admission, "One of the things I have accomplished is to create an atmosphere in which everybody can get along...