Titlebook: Mechanisms of Gastrointestinal Motility and Secretion; Alan Bennett,Giampaolo Velo Book 1984 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1984

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Mechanisms of Gastrointestinal Motility and Secretion

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John R. Wood,Joar Svanvikidered the case where resupply is periodic. In the latter case we considered the impact of cannibalization (consolidation of ORU “holes” into the smallest number of systems by remove-and-replace maintenance). Now we want to return to the earlier problem where resupply is continuous and show how cann

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Sidney F. Phillipsapproach. We show that for high technology equipments, repairable items are more important than consumable or non-repairable items.1 This makes for some simplification, because there is only one decision variable on each item: when to order or, equivalently, the stock level. On the other hand, the p

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Susan M. Woodbrooke 1968). It extends the single-site model discussed in Chapter 2. First-indenture items (i.e. parts that are installed directly on aircraft) are usually repairable (or recoverable), and they tend to be expensive, with low demand at any particular base. Thus, there is little batching of repair a

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Techniques for Studying Gastrointestinal Motility in Vitro,udied by adding drugs to the surrounding bathing solution and/or through the vasculature, by electrical stimulation of nerve activity, and during muscle stretch. Responses are usually consistent and reproducible, since the environment of the isolated system is precisely controlled.

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Motility: Methods for , Measurements,ous motor functions of various portions of the tract; every region within the tract is unique in its relationship to lumenal content. For example, the esophagus is essentially a transport organ, carrying a bolus in a caudad fashion through the closed chest cavity into the stomach in approximately 9.

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Electrophysiological Studies of Myenteric Neurons in Tissue Culture,ly, pharmacologically and physiologically. Many kinds of neuron have been identified in the ENS with both the light- and the electron- microscope., some 10 putative neurotransmitters have been found by various histochemical methods., and up to 8 categories of cells were found by electrophysiological