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... Experiments and Pathological Cases . ( From the Lancet , ' 1858–59 ) . In a Lecture delivered by Schiller at Jena in ... experimental physiologists of , our time , -namely , those investigations into the Physiology and Pathology of the ...
... Experiments and Pathological Cases . ( From the Lancet , ' 1858–59 ) . In a Lecture delivered by Schiller at Jena in ... experimental physiologists of , our time , -namely , those investigations into the Physiology and Pathology of the ...
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... experimental results . But we feel scarcely less readiness to credit those which we have not ourselves witnessed , than ... experiments have been performed before a Commission of the Société de Biologie , consisting of MM . Cl . Bernard ...
... experimental results . But we feel scarcely less readiness to credit those which we have not ourselves witnessed , than ... experiments have been performed before a Commission of the Société de Biologie , consisting of MM . Cl . Bernard ...
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... experiments of Magendie , Cl . Bernard , Volkman , Schiff , and Brown - Séquard himself , that the pain- inducing effect of the irritation proceeds as far as the peripheric extremity of the nerve fibres , no signs of pain being given ...
... experiments of Magendie , Cl . Bernard , Volkman , Schiff , and Brown - Séquard himself , that the pain- inducing effect of the irritation proceeds as far as the peripheric extremity of the nerve fibres , no signs of pain being given ...
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... experiments of M. Du Bois - Reymond , as we can ourselves testify , clearly show that the amount of electric disturbance depends , not on the amount of muscular contraction produced , but on the amount of contractile effort put forth ...
... experiments of M. Du Bois - Reymond , as we can ourselves testify , clearly show that the amount of electric disturbance depends , not on the amount of muscular contraction produced , but on the amount of contractile effort put forth ...
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... experiments of M. Longet , who began by opposing the doctrines of Sir C. Bell , and ended by becoming more Bellian than Sir Charles himself , have been generally accepted , both in France and England , as justifying his reversion to ...
... experiments of M. Longet , who began by opposing the doctrines of Sir C. Bell , and ended by becoming more Bellian than Sir Charles himself , have been generally accepted , both in France and England , as justifying his reversion to ...
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