Abstracts: In the latest type technology, an echo of Gutenberg: Adobe's new software allows unlimited varieties of weights, widths and styles. part 2
Abstracts: Akers moves to speed split of IBM units. Apple's chairman drops out of race for IBM's top post. IBM, Apple join Microsoft rivals over standards
Abstracts: Competition pushes computer rivals to form unlikely, uneasy alliances. part 2 IBM opens a European unit to sell low-priced PC clones made in Asia
Abstracts: Mortality and duration of hemodialysis treatment. Effect of dialyzer reuse on survival of patients treated with hemodialysis
Abstracts: Smoking cessation and severity of weight gain in a national cohort. Trends in alcohol consumption by pregnant women: 1985 through 1988
Abstracts: Segregation of a missense mutation in the amyloid precursor protein gene with familial Alzheimer's disease. Early-onset Alzheimer's disease caused by mutations at codon 717 of the beta-amyloid precursor protein gene
Abstracts: A placebo-controlled trial of maintenance therapy with fluconazole after treatment of cryptococcal meningitis in the acquired immunodeficiency syndrome
Abstracts: Physicists close in on world's fastest supercomputer; facing daunting calculations on subatomic particles, scientists build their own system. part 2
Abstracts: Be careful computing; it's almost virus season. On the road with a little modem called Worldport 9600: it's lightweight, fast, adaptable, dependable - in fact, not a bad partner at all
Abstracts: American Express dismisses top aide in move tied to firing of IBM executive. IBM's top 5 officials got '90 pay raises of at least 33%, outpacing its earnings
Abstracts: SmartPhone has milestone: first customer. GTE President Lee to become chairman and chief after Johnson retires in May
Abstracts: Digital chip is endorsed by Microsoft. Analysts believe new chip from Digital may give market advantage to company
Abstracts: Power glitches become critical as world computerizes; software industry emerges to prevent costly downtime from outages
Abstracts: Past presidents on ethics. Ethics - a personal matter. Are we really a corporate conscience?
Abstracts: Springing to world-class manufacturing. Blending quality theories for continuous improvement. Minicompanies: the next generation of employee empowerment
Abstracts: At I.B.M., refocusing yet again; job cuts and spinoffs among the options. I.B.M. sees sharp drop in earnings; stock declines 10% amd helps to send Wall St. tumbling
Abstracts: $6 billion in I.B.M. stock goes poof in 2 days. After I.B.M.'s fall - Microsoft? Price data, IBM drop Dow by 62.13
Abstracts: Big Blues: IBM earnings shock raises new concerns on economic rebound; makers of large computers face growing pressure, though not PC business; a jolt to the stock market
Abstracts: Pacific Telesis plans to split in two. U.S. network is planned for cellular: GTE Group intends to challenge McCaw
Abstracts: Bill easing curb on Baby Bells clears a hurdle. AT&T-McCaw link stuns Baby Bells. 'Baby Bells' see better chance of gaining access to new markets with GOP-controlled Congress
Abstracts: IBM faces a harsher world in 90's. Executives are shifted by I.B.M.: high-growth areas to be emphasized. I.B.M. spins off PC business into new company
Abstracts: AT&T team invents optical microscope that should aid in study of living cells. Scientists at AT&T's Bell Labs double record for fiber-optic transmission
Abstracts: IBM leads stock prices down 35.40; continued inaction by Fed aids slump; bonds drop 1/4 point. IBM's fall pulls stocks down again; recovery in question as profits slip; bonds rise, dollar eases
Abstracts: IBM shares fall further as analysts and computer experts urge more cuts. Lower corporate profits continue to dog market; stocks end mixed
Abstracts: Medical educators' views on medical education reform. Are we mortgaging the medical profession? Preparedness for practice: young physicians' views of their professional education
Abstracts: Technology transfer. Who are the chiropractic occupational health consultants and what do they do? The industrial impact on chiropractic
Abstracts: Advanced Micro set to send out new chip. Digital's chip of the next century. Judge frees Intel clone for sales; ruling is applauded by Advanced Micro
Abstracts: The effect of ursodiol on the efficacy and safety of extracorporeal shock-wave lithotripsy of gallstones: the Dornier National Biliary Lithotripsy Study
Abstracts: Mutation identified as a possible cause of Alzheimer's disease. Familial Alzheimer's linked to chromosome 14 gene
Abstracts: AMD unveils fast chip to challenge Intel. Intel to report it is shipping its newest chip. Advanced Micro begins shipping its Am386 chip
Abstracts: Southwestern Bell's moves pay off. A.T.&T. net rises; GTE's declines. Optical fiber (almost) at home
Abstracts: How much can you pack into a tiny little portable? New plug-in cards contain spacious disk drives, facsimile modems and more
Abstracts: Digital returns to PC wars; Intel and Microsoft are partners; the clone makers are role models. I.B.M., after two ripples, hopes to make a splash
Abstracts: An electronic framework for fiction. A convenient 'cabinet.' (Above Software's Golden Retriever 2.0b, Claris Corp.'s Retrieve It! filing systems) (Software Review) (Peripherals) (Evaluation)
Abstracts: Suicidal ideation and suicide attempts in panic disorder and attacks. Panic attacks in the community: social morbidity and health care utilization
Abstracts: Legislation '91. 102nd Congress begins. Privacy wrap-up
Abstracts: Cross-border alliances become favorite way to crack new markets; global reach. IBM sets accord with AT&T, and will re-enter laptop market
Abstracts: Two European giants fail to stop their slides. Europe's electronics rescue plan. French computer maker sees $1 billion deficit
Abstracts: 'L' word is official at IBM; cutbacks to include first layoffs in 50 years. IBM is expected to unveil a new job-reduction plan; some 10,000 could be cut; industry executives see company acting today
Abstracts: Second union at AT&T clears plan to strike. AT&T, rivals face off in wireless wars; players boast deep pockets, technology
Abstracts: The economic consequences of immigration: a positive but limited effect. New faces in the crowd
Abstracts: Factor XI deficiency acquired by liver transplantation. Hepatitis C in patients undergoing liver transplantation
Abstracts: Cytofluorometric analysis of metastases from lung adenocarcinoma with special reference to the difference between hematogenous and lymphatic metastases
Abstracts: Technology. U.S. plans immediate appeal of telecom ruling. AT&T gets lower-than-expected vote in proxy fight over hostile bid for NCR
Abstracts: IBM net falls 92%; revenue declines 11%. Commodore posts fiscal 4th-period loss, sparking plunge in firm's share price
Abstracts: Software firms are expected to report mixed results for the March quarter. Job-hunters turn to software and databases to get an edge
Abstracts: Plasma adenosine deaminase2: a marker for human immunodeficiency virus infection. Reasons for modification of genetic highly active antiretroviral therapeutic regimens among patients in southern India
Abstracts: Immunologic parameters in early-stage HIV-seropositive subjects associated with vaccine responsiveness. Humoral responses to linear epitopes on the HIV-1 envelope in seropositive volunteers after vaccine therapy with rgp160
Abstracts: High-dose epinephrine during resuscitation: a word of caution. Potential complications of high-dose epinephrine therapy in patients resuscitated from cardiac arrest
Abstracts: I.B.M. chief making drastic new cuts; 60,000 jobs to go; costs put at $8.9 billion; some factories will close - new leader aims for swift end to long 'torture.' (Louis V. Gerstner, Jr.)
Abstracts: Effective surgical adjuvant therapy for high-risk rectal carcinoma. Fluorouracil plus levamisole as effective adjuvent therapy after resection of stage III colon carcinoma: a final report
Abstracts: Racial differences in the relation between blood pressure and insulin resistance. Where all the glucose doesn't go in non-insulin-dependent diabetes mellitus
Abstracts: Clozapine: a novel antipsychotic agent. Effectiveness of antipsychotic drugs in patients with chronic schizophrenia
Abstracts: Dioxin risks revisited. High dioxin dose linked to cancer. EPA moves to reassess the risk of dioxin
Abstracts: Sex partner recruitment as risk factor for STD (sexually transmitted disease): clustering of risky modes. The promise of integrated representative surveys about sexually transmitted diseases and behavior
Abstracts: Evaluation of ofloxacin in the treatment of uncomplicated gonorrhea. Susceptibility of isolates of Neisseria gonorrhoeae to penicillin and tetracycline in Brooklyn, 1988-1992
Abstracts: Unsuspected Chlamydia trachomatis infection in heterosexual men attending a sexually transmitted diseases clinic: evaluation of risk factors and screening methods. part 2
Abstracts: Russian computer scientists hired by American company. High-tech policy major, with a minor in trade. Remember Big Brother? Now he's a company man
Abstracts: As price wars heat up, the victors seem to be customers. PC buyers will soon face choices among work stations: the technology is tempting; the investment is formidable
Abstracts: The failures of AT&T strategies. Videophone: a flop that won't die: Why does American industry keep resurrecting its blunders?
Abstracts: How to avoid burn-in. A tool to find a better monitor. The computer as catalyst
Abstracts: Wang seeks new strategy for business; company plans to shift to industry standard and imaging market. part 2 Hyundai to move its PC unit to U.S
Abstracts: Compaq agrees to invest $185 million in Silicon Graphics; the alliance may tilt the computer industry's balance of power. part 2
Abstracts: Network snags imperil sales of Motorola. AT&T and Microsoft agree to market each other's products for the Internet
Abstracts: Compaq Computer to acquire 13% of Silicon Graphics for $135 million. part 2 Loss at Recognition Equipment eased, 2 top officers say
Abstracts: A springboard to equal opportunities. Paul Williams. Moving away from informality
Abstracts: The morass of maternity law. Unreasonable contract terms. What do wages really mean?
Abstracts: Microsoft looks to headier future. Bill Gates has a vision; can this man deliver? Soon: faster and wiser networks
Abstracts: Wireless phones: different visions. U.S. plans to reduce chip funds; more private money urged for Sematech. Inquiry starts on chip patent dispute
Abstracts: BT-MCI merger deal's value reduced. AT&T plans to sell leasing unit for $2.2 billion. AT&T expects spinoff of Unix within 2 years
Abstracts: Microsoft to pay a patent fee in IBM accord. Microsoft vows aggressive gains in market share. Silicon Graphics sets licensing pact with Microsoft
Abstracts: A sequential signalling model of convertible debt call policy. The theory of capital structure
Abstracts: AT&T is shopping for firms involved in advanced communications services. Three giant phone firms plan venture to offer joint service to multinationals
Abstracts: Association between DNA ploidy pattern and cellular atypia in colorectal carcinomas: a new clinical application for DNA flow cytometric study? part 2
Abstracts: Malignant peripheral neuroectodermal tumor and its necessary distinction from Ewing's sarcoma: a report from the Kiel Pediatric Tumor Registry
Abstracts: Sunlight and dysplastic nevus risk: results of a clinic-based case-control study. Relation between intake of flavonoids and risk for coronary heart disease in male health professionals
Abstracts: Are there alternatives to dental amalgam? Resin restorations for anterior teeth - 1995. Amalgam vs. composite resin: 1998
Abstracts: Studies of atomic bomb survivors: understanding radiation effects. Mortality among workers at Oak Ridge National Laboratory: evidence of radiation effects in follow-up through 1984
Abstracts: Divergent effects of serotonin on coronary-artery dimensions and blood flow in patients with coronary atherosclerosis and control patients
Abstracts: The hand that shakes Digital up. Digital Equipment expected to take new view on debt. Digital Equipment to enter emerging technology field
Abstracts: Pushing ahead: Compaq plots strategy to widen its horizons beyond a niche in PCs; within new industry group, it hopes to set a standard for advanced computers; problems in earlier foray. part 2
Abstracts: U.S. is likely to ease rules on AT&T's long-distance; as a 'nondominant' carrier, it could nimbly change rates, launch discounts
Abstracts: IBM printers for Macs, Apple scanners for PCs. Drum scanners come to the desktop. In-house color printing: inexpensive desktop printers bring color into the office
Abstracts: LeDroit. Picturing the news: how Pulitzer Prize-winning teams compile informational graphics. The Vincennes Sun-Commercial
Abstracts: Is this really what Congress had in mind with the Telecom Act?; SBC-Ameritech deal sparks debate over big mergers fostered by deregulation; 'Nobody's got a clear vision.' (Government Activity)
Abstracts: Intel, NMB amend pact on chip supply. Toshiba speeds plans to ship new DRAMs. Toshiba, tapping superconductors, develops small cart that rides on air
Abstracts: New rival in hand-held PC's emerges. New I.B.M. price cuts expected; move Monday said to involve desktops. New alliance in computer chips
Abstracts: Improving mainframes at I.B.M.: chips being utilized as way to counter desktop competition. part 2 Chip technology's friendly rivals
Abstracts: The maps are in the computer. The secretary's away? Enlarging hard disks
Abstracts: New estate freeze approach uses old valuation rules. How to establish separate lines of business. Real estate reporting expanded by new regs
Abstracts: Loan programs enhance the appeal of qualified plans. Restructuring plans to ensure continuing benefits. Fringe benefits and exclusions now described in comprehensive regulations
Abstracts: Downside of critical mass: Europe's most thriving corporate cultures undermine the accepted belief that bigger is better
Abstracts: Should a company play copy-cat or catch-up with a rival's new product? part 2 A plodder perhaps, but Ciba-Geigy stays near the top
Abstracts: Computer and peripherals industry. PC makers defy the downturn hurting mainframe, minicomputer companies
Abstracts: Seybold update. The Font Company Compact Disc Type Library 2.0. Image Club Graphics LetterPress 2.0
Abstracts: Earnings plunge at I.B.M.; quarterly sales fall across almost all of hardware line. New Xerox software set for offices: fax machines to store data from computers
Abstracts: Is Borland using a two-edged sword in battling for sales?; its price-cutting on Quattro Pro is likely to slash future profits
Abstracts: Business turns tough in software. Microsoft to charge for technical help; from $25 a call to $20,000 a year for computer advice
Abstracts: Toiling in Microsoft shadow, rivals voice awe and anger. Turning a computer screen into a window for whimsy. Bringing a 3-D spin to a computer consortium
Abstracts: Alamo's drive for customer service. Rockwell fills its own prescription. Pacific Bell primes the quality primp
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