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25 Mar 2015: registration desk at UHC. A baseline eye exam establishes a baseline against which ocular. ... with lasers. These eye exams should be approved by the individual PI or department.

16 Jun 2015: studies of pathophysiology of our ‘floating brains’, and new treatments and consideration of the relevant economics and ethics. ... By using economic theory and statistical techniques, and combining them with a deep regard for history and policy,

8 May 2015: Technology Transfer Offices at UK universities play a valuable role in protecting and commercialising intellectual property developed at universities for social and economic benefit around the world. ... that benefit society and generate economic benefit

8 May 2015: Technology Transfer Offices at UK universities play a valuable role in protecting and commercialising intellectual property developed at universities for social and economic benefit around the world. ... that benefit society and generate economic benefit

23 Feb 2015: 3. While the world did make strides towards economic interdependence, that did not. ... perpetuating inequality through a form of trickle down economics and trade which is.

13 Feb 2015: Having read mathematics and. economics, Gilbert Colvin enjoyed a fruitful career first in the transport industry and then in the footwear industry. ... Professor E.S. Maskin gave £500. as a token of appreciation to 'be used to help with economics

3 Aug 2015: As readers we are affected by the politics and economics of book publishing in all sorts of interesting ways.

6 Feb 2015: R Self-healing materials were voted one of the top-ten emerging technologies in 2013 by the World Economic Forum, and are being actively explored in the aerospace industry, where they

23 Sep 2015: Contemporary economic and social dynamics are creating new spaces in whichthis aspect of the Church’s mission is becoming relevant again. ... In the context of secularised societiesshaped by diverse political, social and economic forces such small

1 Dec 2015: Freehold buildings are depreciated on a straight line basis over their expected useful economic life of 50 years. ... Heritage assets are not depreciated since their long economic life and high residual value mean that any depreciation would not be