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Sobrieties Affect on the Brain

Remaining DTI studies of MBD were case studies (e.g., Tuntiyatorn and Laothamatas 2008) showing low ADC along the entire corpus callosum (Bano et al. 2009; Wenz et al. 2014), with FA values diminishing progressively from front to back (Pacheco et al. 2014; Sair et al. 2006). An important initial report [...]

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Activity Based Costing: Meaning, Definitions, Features, Steps, Limitations, Benefits, Uses and Examples

Before you can embrace the advantages of Activity-Based Costing, gathering the right kind of data is imperative. This means not just financial figures, but also operational data that reflects the real usage of resources by different activities within your company. Precision in this step is non-negotiable; the data you collect [...]

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Fomepizole Antidote University of Utah Health

An osmolar gap and anion gap may be present simultaneously, but as more of the toxic alcohol is metabolized, osmolality will start to fall and anion gap will continue to rise2. Treatment with an alcohol dehydrogenase inhibitor should commence expeditiously when there is a strong suspicion of toxic alcohol poisoning [...]

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Absorption Costing Explained Pros, Cons, Importance, And More

(ii) Inclusion of fixed costs makes cost comparison difficult because of the fact that average fixed cost goes on decreasing with increase in the volume of production. At higher levels of output, when total fixed cost gets spread over the actual number of units produced, the resultant lower cost per [...]