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Fred van Gelderenngs or cores from nondevelopment wells, and (3) groundwater microbial surveys. The third has become the most common microbial method used in the former Soviet Union, but only the first method will be discussed here because it is the dominant one used in the United States.

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s, which contribute to the understanding of a given phenomenon will be discussed in the corresponding section to illustrate their complementarity whenever existing. Every method has its strengths and limitations and accordingly will dominate the various chapters. For example, LEEM is ideally suited

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Introduction — How to ‘Read’ Chest X-RaysMorbid anatomy is detailed in basic anatomy texts, and therefore only a brief discussion of the radiographic anatomy of the chest and technique follows here. This introductory discussion is limited to those aspects of relevance to day-to-day radiology.