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Abstracts: Inhaled nitric oxide in premature infants with the respiratory distress syndrome. Nitric oxide for preemies -- not so fast
Abstracts: Resurgence of response sequences during extinction in rats shows a primary effect. Rats' performance on variable-interval schedules with a linear feedback loop between response rate and reinforcement rate
Abstracts: Psychophysics of remembering. On the effects of signaling reinforcer probability and magnitude in delayed matching to sample
Abstracts: A local model of concurrent performance. Run length, visit duration, and reinforcers per visit in concurrent performance
Abstracts: Bush Signs Law To Cover Drugs For the Elderly. Insurers Balk at Bariatric Operations, Citing Cost and Risks. In Classic Check and Balance, Court Shows Bush It Also Has Wartime Powers
Abstracts: Many Trucks, But Not All, Face Redesign In Safety Plan. Safety Gap Grows Wider Between S.U.V.'s and Cars. Saab's New S.U.V. Has a Lot in Common With Buick, GMC and Isuzu
Abstracts: Insurers Ready to Sell Medical Savings Accounts. It's Easier to Get Data on a Car Than on a Medical Device. Overhaul Plan For Pensions Is Outlined
Abstracts: 3 Morgan Stanley Dissidents Met Directors. It's Cleanup Time at Citi. Memo Shows MFS Funds Let Favored Clients Trade When Others Couldn't
Abstracts: Medicare Law's Costs and Benefits Are Elusive. BUSH '05 BUDGET SEEKS TO REIN IN DOMESTIC COSTS. BUSH TO BACK OFF SOME INITIATIVES FOR BUDGET PLAN
Abstracts: A brand-name generic. R & D 100. IEEE Spectrum Special Report: Top 100 R&D Spenders
Abstracts: WiMax and Wi-Fi: separate and unequal. Putting the move back in movies: a personal video player puts films in the palm of your hand for US $99
Abstracts: Snowclone is the new cliche. Folk wisdom. Mobs R Us
Abstracts: Missiles for all: the new global threat. Can the Hubble telescope be saved? Saving the station: the International Space Station is a case where half a loaf isn't better than none
Abstracts: Japan cranks up download speeds. Spectral lines: Bell tolls for AT&T. Nifty new cellular phone systems race to capture Japan's consumers
Abstracts: Power and energy. The atomic energy agency's peace prize. Tighter regional regulation needed of power grids; that is the unanimous conclusion of experts on the great 2003 blackout
Abstracts: Altruism and the economic on non-profit organisations. Making Sense of Non-Profit Organisations. The sustainable growth rate of non-profit organisations: the effect of efficiency, profitability and capital structure
Abstracts: The No-Bang, All-Whimper Recovery. Shares Drop on Weak Employment Report. Restaurant Hiring May Lead the Way To Wider Job Gains
Abstracts: Abercrombie & Fitch to End Its Racy Magazine. Potential Buyers Turn Attention To 3 Store Chains. Damp and Jostled But What a Reward: $99 Designer Frock
Abstracts: Fed Keeps Rates Steady But Paves Way for Rise. Fed Expected to Stay the Course for Now. Notes Show Fed Deciding to Brush Aside Signs of Slower Growth
Abstracts: Brand Names Are Paying the Price For a Change in Shopping Trends. Shopping Spree That Wasn't As Markdowns Hurt Retailers
Abstracts: STRONG SUPPORT IS FOUND FOR BAN ON GAY MARRIAGE. Kerry in a Struggle for a Democratic Base: Women. Gore's Endorsement Was Won Over Time and Under the Radar
Abstracts: New voices, new demands. Golkar banks on nostalgia. Bleak prospects ahead for the front runner
Abstracts: The decline of Japan's farmers. Rice racket rocks a nation. Party facelift: a cabinet reshuffle brings in new blood and hope of more reform but upsets some in the ruling party
Abstracts: Infosys adapts to stay on top. A giant stirs. Obstacle course: privatization hits a roadblock but investor confidence races forward, and leaders are bullish
Abstracts: Old Volkswagen chases new China. China's next big challenge. The one-two punch: China is coming under fire in the United States on two fronts
Abstracts: Profits grow from feeding the world. China: red alert. Space odyssey: launching its first man into orbit should show the world just how seriously China must be taken
Abstracts: Loose wire: the pen is mightier than the computer, too. Beware E-voting. Behind the myth: Macs are not miraculous, they're really just better PCs
Abstracts: In trust we trade. Flu deaths set alarms ringing . India's nifty number-crunchers
Abstracts: Citigroup's China bet. Bubble trouble? Bridge game: a road link over the Pearl River has been widely debated, but we've only heard half the story
Abstracts: Engaging the US with trade. SIA weathers the storm. Shop on the block
Abstracts: Cause for concern. The price of populism. Election jitters
Abstracts: The man in the middle. Options: currency calls. Explain that about-turn
Abstracts: Testing time for Pakistan. Standing by their guns. Safe haven for the Taliban
Abstracts: Tunnel vision. Indonesia: terrorists' new tactic: assassination. No terrorists here
Abstracts: Republicans say U.S. must back Hong Kong more strongly. Diplomacy: same planet, different world. Bush catches up with Asia
Abstracts: Burgers and beer win out. Philippines: money politics. From Cebu to Ceboom
Abstracts: The future on wheels. Marketing: pipe dreams. Pretty in pink: how to sell clothes to young Japanese girls?
Abstracts: Expand your mind. At last, some order. Beat the new-machine blues
Abstracts: Spiritual power. Made-to-order offices. Why investors shun Lippo Bank
Abstracts: Banks back in business. Winner takes all. Height of hospitality
Abstracts: A private believer. On a rebound. Political operator: Hong Kong's new financial secretary is counting on China to steer Hong Kong out of an economic slump
Abstracts: I'm not c%l w/dis @ all. Always leave a calling card. The call of the wild: mobile phones in Asia are being used to solve crimes, locate strays, repel insects, and - just possibly - make calls, too
Abstracts: GE Capital rattles its European rivals with stealth growth. Bavaria confirms Viag, Veba held merger talks. EU countries face tough decisions
Abstracts: Do Saudi funds fuel extremism across Europe? Continent reverses stance on 'harmless benefactors' of Muslims in the region
Abstracts: Yukos chairman calls searches in probes intimidation tactic. part 2 Russia says Yukos can ship oil amid asset freeze in tax case: market concerns abate, but Kremlin shows no sign of letting up on producer
Abstracts: Russia sets gas deal with Ukraine: pact eliminates middleman and may lead to end of long-running dispute. EU wins accord to open market for natural gas
Abstracts: Price wars hurt profits of French supermarkets. Tesco to expand land sales to fund growth; profit rises 22%. Supermarket company to post its first-half results Nov. 7
Abstracts: Is This Patient Having a Myocardial Infarction? Risk of fatal pulmonary embolism in patients with treated venous thromboembolism
Abstracts: Screening virtual colonoscopy -- ready for prime time? CT colonography versus colonoscopy for the detection of advanced neoplasia
Abstracts: November shipments down 28.6 percent. March shipments down 25.1 percent. August shipments down 24.8 percent
Abstracts: A wakeup call. Where for art thou manufactured/factory-built/modular housing industry? Cottage gardens: a new model
Abstracts: Should you sell on the 'first date'? Does your sales team help or hurt you? Is reality TV hurting your sales?
Abstracts: Factory-built home producers directory. Factory - built home producers directory
Abstracts: The effect of incentive-based formularies on prescription-drug utilization and spending. Behavioral health insurance parity for federal employees
Abstracts: Northern Rock expected to get U.K. bond backing: plan would let bank repay taxpayer debt, make it easier to sell
Abstracts: Konica credits cost reductions for 44% profit jump, as sales ease. Mizuho raises its profit estimate
Abstracts: Cheung Kong's shares rally: Deutsche Bank raises its stake in Developer; 'show of confidence'. Cheung Kong joins bond trend
Abstracts: France Telecom Results Stagnate. Italian bank mergers may get push via Lodi. Italian insurer sees steady climb in net, dividends
Abstracts: U.K. hedge fund loses its early magical powers: did managers rely on feng shui, stars to make decisions? Better bond rules are sought
Abstracts: E&Y reveals silver lining as Equitable cloud lifts. Will equitable sink Ernst & Young? Big four sued over billing practices
Abstracts: North of the border. Lawyers threatened by accountant-led MDPs. FEE calls for EU watchdog
Abstracts: Bank of England officials accused of 'misleading' BCCI inquiry. ICAEW group attacks Law Society over money laundering
Abstracts: Donald M. Berwick, MD, MPP: advocate for evidence-based health system reform. Nora Volkow, MD: NIDA's new leader
Abstracts: Tweedie's best of breed. Otty the younger. Nick Land loses office
Abstracts: Mid-tier merger speculation grows. Myth, reality and the global firm. North of the border
Abstracts: Ovarian cancer inspires art exhibit. Sleep-disordered breathing may spur behavioral, learning problems in children
Abstracts: PwC alumni dominate: A quarter of FTSE 100 are old boys of Price Waterhouse or Coopers and Lybrand. Fashion advice from West End boys
Abstracts: Make IT pay. Journey into the podosphere. Will your systems be ready?
Abstracts: Easing the export challenge. Protection at a premium. Revenue changes non-resident investment rules
Abstracts: Squeezing emissions: tax or regulation? Tax update: Accountancy's monthly round up of the latest tax developments
Abstracts: 50% car lease deduction under threat. Making a clean breast of it. We can work it out
Abstracts: Macro hedges and the road to 2005. Future planning. Boost for counterfeit crackdown
Abstracts: BUSH SEEKS HELP OF ALLIES BARRED FROM IRAQ DEALS. France and Germany Join U.S. In Effort to Reduce Iraq's Debt
Abstracts: JUSTICES, IN A 5-TO-4 DECISION, BACK CAMPAIGN FINANCE LAW THAT CURBS CONTRIBUTIONS. Justices Pick Apart Ban on Wine Sales From State to State
Abstracts: 4 of 5 HealthSouth Executives Spared Prison Terms. Race, Religion and the HealthSouth Founder's Trial. When the Top Seat Is the Hot Seat
Abstracts: At I.R.S., a Systems Update Gone Awry. I.B.M. EMPLOYEES GET $320 MILLION IN PENSION SUIT. Hedge Fund Is Censured And Ordered To Pay Taxes
Abstracts: Behind the man. Into the void: Indonesians enter a new era-but one with a heavy hangover of the past and which still holds the danger of political chaos
Abstracts: Backtracking. Fuel-cell thrift. Roh's recall
Abstracts: Panic stations. A vote is cast against the warlords. Drugs are good for war
Abstracts: Election jitters. Indonesia: muddling along. How to stay on top
Abstracts: Hong Kong: next stop, September 12. The dangers of too much success. Quietly plotting their course
Abstracts: Tech firms are tops in Taiwan. Turn around. BenQ builds a brand
Abstracts: Snooze control. Gimme some of that software. Hurrah for great software
Abstracts: Lowering the bar. Monopoly games. Hong Kong's big sell-off
Abstracts: Foreign relations: changes to come. In search of a ready scapegoat. Sea change
Abstracts: Charm, charm, charm. Movies: private screening. Costly dreams
Abstracts: An expensive fiscal stimulus. New Flu fears. Money and monks
Abstracts: Proton on a slippery slope. Surprise setback. From Russia with love
Abstracts: The implicit use of business concepts in the UK Research Assessment Exercise. An exploratory comparison of the management of innovation in the New and Old economies
Abstracts: German firm is in middle of fraud probe. EU harvests satellite images. EU fraud probe reveals evidence against Eurostat
Abstracts: Conflicting data: mixed job picture offers ammunition for both candidates. U.S. durable-goods orders fall 0.9%
Abstracts: OPEC to seek help in keeping prices up. Saudis plan new oil wells to boost output capacity: move comes as response to worries on production, strong economic growth
Abstracts: GDF bill passes in France. Five EU nations agree to link power markets. France attempts to appease EU, but budget still breaks rules
Abstracts: Investor group wants Kodak to drop plans. Kodak will shift its focus toward digital imaging. Kodak cuts dividend to finance digital shift
Abstracts: Putting ageism in the past. Agencies offer freedom to choose. Will fast-track units benefit nurses? How will independently run diagnois and treatment centres affect nurses?
Abstracts: Fannie's woes threaten level of core capital. Northern Rock seeks buyer, possibly at fire-sale prices. Freddie Mac deadline for restatement
Abstracts: "Infection control is a never-ending battle and we all must play a role". Good design offers therapeutic rewards
Abstracts: Nursing with a disability. Reaching a clear understanding. Nutrition: the big challenge
Abstracts: Five steps for sustaining effective patient partnership working. Community pharmacy and NHS Direct in new team initiative
Abstracts: Fluorescence nanoscopy goes multicolor. Near-field optics: from subwavelength illumination to nanometric shadowing
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