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Meyer Kattan, Alison Istas, Antonio R. Perez-Atayde, Edward B. Singleton, Larry H. Taber, Gail J. Demmler, Thomas N. Hansen, Steven E. Lipshultz, Kenneth McIntosh, Robert Jacobson, Valerie Nichols, William T. Shearer, Elaine Sloand, Cheryl Gothing, C. Lapin, Marilyn Doyle, S. Ted Treves, Carol Vreim, I. Celine Hanson, I. Inas Al-Attar, Maynard Dyson, Constance Weinstein, Debra L. Kearney, Nina Greenbaum, Steven Pelton, Kelly O'Donnell, Peter Hiatt, Laurence McKinney, George Sopko, Steven D. Colan, Janet A. Englund, Nancy A. Ayres, Claire Langston, Sherryon Sterling, Mark W. Kline, Kim D. Evans, E. John Orav, Rachel Diness, Hunter Hammill, Ruth McConnell, Suzanne B. Kirkpatrick, William Cranley, Mary Beth Mauer, Warren H. Moore, Stephen Saunders, Teresa Tonsberg, Helen Donovan, Thorn Griscom, Paula Feinman, C. Claudia Kozinetz, Ruth Tuomala, Cheryl Maurice, Suzanne Steinbach, Achi Ludomirsky, Roxellen Bayer, Margaret Wu, Lisa Heughan, Jill Laflen, Bernard Gonik, Tracie L. Miller, Debra Mooneyham, Pam Weaver, Denise Treece, Carol Kasten-Sportes, Cathy Murtagh, Carol J. Baker, David Flores, Stuart L. Abramson, Lisa K. Hornberger, Robert H. Cleveland, Nancy Borden, Lawrence Pickering, Lisa Luedtke, Pamela D'Arcy, Keith Hoots, Ellen Cooper, Hannah Peavy, Howard M. Rosenblatt, Robert Mellins, Arthur Garson, Sharon Haymore, Julie Druker, Madeline Cantini, Marcy L. Schwartz, J. Timothy Bricker, Chuck Mazac, John Kasznica, Nancy Eriksen, Theresa Aldape, Andrew A. Colin, Deborah Brinsdon, Mary Ellen B. Wohl, Cynthia Barber, Sartreina Dottin, Mary Ford, Anthony Kalica, Linda Davis, Ann Marie Boller, Nancy R. Calles
Publikováno v:
Journal of Clinical Epidemiology. 49:1285-1294
The P2C2 HIV Study is a prospective natural history study initiated by the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute in order to describe the types and incidence of cardiovascular and pulmonary disorders that occur in children with vertically transmi
Publikováno v:
Cartography and Geographic Information Science. 22:276-290
Two basic strategies have been identified for handling multiple representations of line features in digital databases. Either a finite number of scale-dependent representations of cartographic lines can be explicitly stored, or a scale-independent da