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Dynamic agglomeration effects of foreigners and natives – The role of experience in high-quality sectors, tasks and establishments by Niebuhr, Annekatrin, Peters, Jan Cornelius, Roth, Duncan H.W.

“…We analyze whether the benefits of work experience that was acquired in denser locations can be explained by the quality of jobs that can be found in…”
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Occupational routine intensity and the costs of job loss: evidence from mass layoffs by Blien, Uwe, Dauth, Wolfgang, Roth, Duncan H.W.

“…•Do costs of job loss vary with occupational routine intensity given falling demand for routine work?•Routine-intensive workers experience larger earnings…”
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A simple method of detecting the anti-inflammatory action of topical dry eye treatments by MacKeen, D L, Roth, H W

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Safety and tolerability of naproxen ophthalmic solution in comparison to placebo by Papa, V, Waitzinger, J, Pabst, G, Milazzo, G, Müller, M, Marrano, M, Santocono, M, Roth, H W

“…Naproxen is a classic non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug (NSAID) with established analgesic and anti-inflammatory potency. Its action is related to…”
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Micropachometric investigation of rigid contact lens-induced corneal dystrophies by Roth, H W

“…We evaluated rigid contact lens associated changes in central corneal thickness using an improved method of pachometry. After altering one lens parameter…”
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The perceived impact of immigration on native workers’ labour market outcomes by Hayo, Bernd, Roth, Duncan H.W.

“…A sizeable literature analyses how immigration affects attitudes towards migrants and discusses differences between socio-economic groups and their potential…”
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Micropachometric differentiation of dry eye syndromes by Roth, H W, MacKeen, D L

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Visual perception with the ultra-thin Soflens contact lens by Roth, H W

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New synthetic corticosteroids by ROTH, H W

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Experimental studies on the impermeability of Albrecht resin used as a root canal filling to bacteria and substances in solution by ROTH, H W

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SIMPLE METHOD OF DETECTING THE ANTI-INFLAMMATORY ACTION OF TOPICAL DRY EYE TREATMENTS by MacKeen, D. L., Roth, H-W.

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Use of corneal thickness changes to compare the efficacy of conventional eye drops with supracutaneous treatment of dry eye by Roth, H W

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The isotopic nephrogram with labelled Hypaque. Advantages of Hypaque, importance of semi-quantitative analysis, clinical value by MONTANDON, A, WENGER, P, ROTH, H W

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Paralysekurven der Kolloidreaktionen im Liquor cerebrospinalis von Nichtparalytikern by ROTH, H W

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On the pathogenesis and therapy of migrane attack by ROTH, H W

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Effectiveness and tolerance of a polyvidon substance in treatment of dry eye syndromes by Otto, S, Roth, H W

“…Insufficient wetting of the ocular surface is very frequent. Artificial tears are commonly used for therapy. The influence on symptoms and tolerability of a…”
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Micropachometric quantification of tear assessment tests by Roth, H W, Marquardt, R

“…After reviewing the results of available methods for defining the dry eye with an exact assessment of severity, we found that micropachometry was the most…”
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Risks and complications of contact lens use by Roth, H W

“…Hard and soft contact lenses are not always well tolerated--a certain percentage of lens wearers develop eye complications, which may be either mechanical…”
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Contact lenses--medical indications and problems by Roth, H W

“…Today, hard and soft contact lenses are useful visual aids. In common with any other effective medication, however, they can also produce side effects. They…”
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Evaluation of carboxymethylcellulose 0.5%/glycerin 0.9% and sodium hyaluronate 0.18% artificial tears in patients with mild to moderate dry eye by Roth, Hans-Walter, Conway, Taryn, Hollander, David

“…Background: Artificial tears are commonly used for the symptomatic treatment of dry eye. This study compared the efficacy and safety of two preservative-free…”
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