Search Results - "Rozier, H"

Paenibacillus larvae Phage Tripp Genome Has 378-Base-Pair Terminal Repeats by Abraham, J, Bousquet, A-C, Bruff, E, Carson, N, Clark, A, Connell, A, Davis, Z, Dums, J, Everington, C, Groth, A, Hawes, N, McArthur, N, McKenney, C, Oufkir, A, Pearce, B, Rampal, S, Rozier, H, Schaff, J, Slehria, T, Carson, S, Miller, E S

“…Paenibacillus larvae bacteriophage Tripp was isolated from an American foulbrood diseased honey bee hive in North Carolina, USA. The 54,439-bp genome is 48.3%…”
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Relation of Patent Foramen Ovale to Acute Mountain Sickness by West, Brian H., Fleming, Rubine Gevorgyan, Al Hemyari, Bashar, Banankhah, Pooya, Meyer, Kenneth, Rozier, Leslie H., Murphy, Linda S., Coluzzi, Alexandra C., Rusheen, Joshua L., Kumar, Preetham, Elashoff, David, Tobis, Jonathan M.

“…Over 50% of patients who rapidly ascend to extreme altitudes develop various symptoms known as acute mountain sickness (AMS), which rarely can be life…”
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Acclimatization Practices of High-Altitude Recreationalists by Rozier, Leslie H.

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The hydration status of backpackers at high altitude by Rozier, L H

“…The purpose of the descriptive study was to determine the hydration status of recreational backpackers (n = 201) hiking at altitudes between 7,500 and 14,000…”
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Sound blending in the brain: a functional magnetic resonance imaging investigation by Chiu, C.-Y Peter, Coen-Cummings, Martha, Schmithorst, Vincent J, Holland, Scott K, Keith, Robert, Nabors, Laura, Kramer, Megan, Rozier, Hope

“…The presence of high levels of background noise is a serious concern for functional magnetic resonance imaging studies of phonological processing using…”
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The Interest and Usury Provisions of the National Bank Act by Dulany, H. Rozier

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NATIONAL BANK ACT, THE INTEREST AND USURY PROVISIONS OF THE by Dulany, H Rozier

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NATIVE AMERICAN LAND RIGHTS IN SOUTHERN ARIZONA by McIntire, Elliot, Williams, H. H., Rozier, W. H.

“…When mnch of the northern Mexican tenitory was added to the United States under the treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo in 1848, and the area south of the Gila River…”
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