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OHP Pepper - The Journal of Clinical Investigation, 1924 - Am Soc Clin Investig
OHP Pepper
The Journal of Clinical Investigation, 1924•Am Soc Clin InvestigIn figure 3 a group of thirty-six specimens from ten normals are plotted. In almost every
instance the" residual" specific gravity is between 25 and 50per cent. This constancy is
striking whenone considers the wide variation in total specific gravity, the number of
individuals, and the uncontrolled diet.
instance the" residual" specific gravity is between 25 and 50per cent. This constancy is
striking whenone considers the wide variation in total specific gravity, the number of
individuals, and the uncontrolled diet.
In figure 3 a group of thirty-six specimens from ten normals are plotted. In almost every instance the" residual" specific gravity is between 25 and 50per cent. This constancy is striking whenone considers the wide variation in total specific gravity, the number of individuals, and the uncontrolled diet.
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