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    The role of metoclopramide in acute and delayed chemotherapy induced emesis: a randomised double blind trial

    High dose metoclopramide is an effective anti-emetic for use with cisplatin containing chemotherapy regimens but can cause extrapyramidal reactions. Lorazepam and dexamethasone are increasingly being used to a...

    MER O'Brien, MH Cullen, C Woodroffe, K Kelly, C Burman in British Journal of Cancer (1989)

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    Residual Stress Measurement in Advanced Ceramics

    Advanced ceramic materials like SiC and Si3N4. are very brittle, and residual stresses generated during manufacturing might influence the strength of components made of these materials. It is therefore important ...

    C. Burman, T. Ericsson in International Conference on Residual Stresses (1989)

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    Diffusion of Water in SiO2 at Low Temperature

    15N hydrogen profiling is used to study diffusion of water in fused silica at 90°C. Two different diffusion mechanisms are observed, one with D~6×10-18 cm2/sec and one with D=10-15 cm2/se...

    W. A. Lanford, C. Burman, R. H. Doremus in Advances in Materials Characterization II (1985)

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    Reaction of water with glass: influence of a transformed surface layer

    Profiles of hydrogen and glass constituents were measured by nuclear reaction techniques in a number of silicate glasses after hydration. The results were interpreted in terms of interdiffusion of alkali and h...

    R. H. Do Remus, Y. Mehrotra, W. A. Lanford, C. Burman in Journal of Materials Science (1983)

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    Measurement of Three Dimensional Distributions of Hydrogen in Thin Samples Using the 15N Hydrogen Profiling Method

    The use of the 15N+1H→12C+4He+γ-ray resonant nuclear reaction, with 4He particles recorded in plastic track detectors, is described as a method of measuring full three dimensional distributions of H in thin sampl...

    W. A. Lanford, C. Burman in Electronic Structure and Properties of Hydrogen in Metals (1983)

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    Nuclear Reaction Analysis of Glass Surfaces: The Study of the Reaction between Water and Glass

    Analysis for hydrogen and other light elements is notoriously difficult by most traditional analytic methods. Because of this, techniques based on nuclear reactions have been developed which can determine quan...

    W. A. Lanford, C. Burman, R. H. Doremus in Advances in Materials Characterization (1983)

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    Application of Ion Beam Techniques to the Study of Glass Durability: Enhanced Dissolution in Saline and Radiation Effects

    Nuclear reaction analysis, Rutherford backscattering and ion implantation techniques are applied to the study of the reaction between glass and aqueous solutions. The use of these techniques is described as ar...

    C. Burman, Wang Ke-Ming, W. A. Lanford in MRS Online Proceedings Library (1981)

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    Directional correlations of gamma cascades in153Gd

    TheEC-decay of153Tb to the levels of153Gd has been studied in singles and coincidence mode using high resolution x-ray andγ-ray Ge(Li) detectors. The results, in general, are in agreement with the recent findings...

    P. Sen, C. Burman, H. Bakhru, D. Howe in Zeitschrift für Physik A Atoms and Nuclei (1975)