Testing for behavioral effects of agents
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Testing for behavioral effects of agents
Summary
Testing for behavioral effects of agents is a conference paper[1].
Key Facts
- Testing for behavioral effects of agents's instance of is recorded as conference paper[2].
- Testing for behavioral effects of agents's instance of is recorded as scholarly article[3].
- Testing for behavioral effects of agents's page is recorded as 119-127[4].
- Testing for behavioral effects of agents is part of Proceedings of the Workshop on Test Methods for Definition of Effects of Toxic Substances on Behavior and Neuromotor Function[5].
- Testing for behavioral effects of agents is part of Q130637763[6].
- Testing for behavioral effects of agents's language of work or name is recorded as English[7].
- Testing for behavioral effects of agents's volume is recorded as 1 Suppl 1[8].
- Testing for behavioral effects of agents was released on January 1, 1979[9].
- Testing for behavioral effects of agents's sponsor is recorded as National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health[10].
- Testing for behavioral effects of agents's main subject is atropine[11].
- Testing for behavioral effects of agents's main subject is caffeine[12].
- Testing for behavioral effects of agents's main subject is (±)-hyoscyamine[13].
- Testing for behavioral effects of agents's main subject is epidemiology[14].
- Testing for behavioral effects of agents's main subject is prenatal exposure delayed effects[15].
- Testing for behavioral effects of agents's published in is recorded as Neurobehavioral toxicology[16].
- Testing for behavioral effects of agents's title is recorded as Testing for behavioral effects of agents[17].
- Testing for behavioral effects of agents's author name string is recorded as P. B. Dews[18].
- Testing for behavioral effects of agents's author name string is recorded as G. R. Wenger[19].
- Testing for behavioral effects of agents's on focus list of Wikimedia project is recorded as Wikimedia–NIOSH collaboration[20].
- Testing for behavioral effects of agents's funding scheme is recorded as grant[21].
- Testing for behavioral effects of agents's performing organization is recorded as Harvard University[22].
Body
Geography
Part of include Proceedings of the Workshop on Test Methods for Definition of Effects of Toxic Substances on Behavior and Neuromotor Function[5], a version, edition or translation[23] and Q130637763[6].
Designation and Status
Recorded instance of include conference paper[2] and scholarly article[3].