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EPA
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EPA
See Environmental Protection Agency.
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EPAS is a particle engineering technology that produces nanostructured particles with properties of high surface areas, rapid dissolution, improved physical stability, and exceptional bioavailability when compared to conventional formulation technologies.
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It is invaluable for courses wishing to respond to the EPAS exhortation to add a global perspective to the social work curriculum and it will undoubtedly find a place on the reading list of numerous courses in the next few years.
M. C. Hokenstad and James Midgley (Eds.), Lessons from Abroad: ... by Elliott, Doreen / Journal of Sociology & Social Welfare
He added: 'NHS Lanarkshire is about to advertise for an additional consultant post to further develop the EPAS service.
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