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URINARY CADMIUM ELIMINATION AS A BIOMARKER OF EXPOSURE FOR EVALUATING A CADMIUM DIETARY EXPOSURE - BIOKINETICS MODEL by Choudhury, Harlal, Harvey, Terry, Thayer, William C., Lockwood, Tricia F., Stiteler, William M., Goodrum, Philip E., Hassett, James M., Diamond, Gary L.

“…The Cadmium Dietary Exposure Model (CDEM) utilizes national survey data on food cadmium concentrations and food consumption patterns to estimate dietary…”
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Health Risk above the Reference Dose for Multiple Chemicals by Teuschler, Linda K., Dourson, Michael L., Stiteler, William M., McClure, Peter, Tully, Heather

“…Recent work indicates that the regression of toxicity data viewed as categories of pathological staging is useful for exploring the likely health risk at doses…”
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Estimating biodegradation half-lives for use in chemical screening by Aronson, Dallas, Boethling, Robert, Howard, Philip, Stiteler, William

“…Biodegradation half-lives are needed for many applications in chemical screening, but these data are not available for most chemicals. To address this, in…”
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Categorical Regression of Toxicity Data: A Case Study Using Aldicarb by Dourson, Michael L, Teuschler, Linda K, Durkin, Patrick R, Stiteler, William M

“…Categorical regression is a mathematical tool that can be adapted to estimate potential health risk from chemical exposures. By regressing ordered categories…”
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Bioavailability of cadmium in food and water: a case study on the derivation of relative bioavailability factors for inorganics and their relevance to the reference dose by Ruoff, W L, Diamond, G L, Velazquez, S F, Stiteler, W M, Gefell, D J

“…Published studies in which rats were exposed to CdCl2 in standard chow or drinking water were analyzed to compare the relative bioavailability of cadmium from…”
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A statistical test of compatibility of data sets to a common dose-response model by Stiteler, W M, Knauf, L A, Hertzberg, R C, Schoeny, R S

“…Quantitative estimates of cancer risk generally involve low-dose extrapolation based on an exponential dose-response model for dichotomous response data…”
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A new biodegradation prediction model specific to petroleum hydrocarbons by Howard, Philip, Meylan, William, Aronson, Dallas, Stiteler, William, Tunkel, Jay, Comber, Michael, Parkerton, Thomas F.

“…A new predictive model for determining quantitative primary biodegradation half‐lives of individual petroleum hydrocarbons has been developed. This model uses…”
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A MULTIPLE-PURPOSE DESIGN APPROACH TO THE EVALUATION OF RISKS FROM MIXTURES OF DISINFECTION BY-PRODUCTS by Teuschler, Linda K., Gennings, Chris, Stiteler, William M., Hertzberg, Richard C., Colman, Joan T., Thiyagarajah, Arunthavarani, Lipscomb, John C., Hartley, William R., Simmons, Jane Ellen

“…Drinking water disinfection has effectively eliminated much of the morbidity and mortality associated with waterborne infectious diseases in the United States…”
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Predicting ready biodegradability in the Japanese ministry of international trade and industry test by Tunkel, Jay, Howard, Philip H., Boethling, Robert S., Stiteler, William, Loonen, Helene

“…Two new predictive models for assessing a chemical's biodegradability in the Japanese Ministry of International Trade and Industry (MITI) ready biodegradation…”
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Migratory Patterns of Different Indium-111 Labeled Leukocyte Populations (Chiefly Lymphocytes) from Control and Thymectomized Rats by Garcia, A. Mariano, Gagne, George M, Ames, Ira H, Stiteler, William, Tomar, Russell H, McAfee, John G

“…The blood clearance and 24-hr organ distribution of five lymphocyte-rich suspensions harvested from different source organs were compared in the Wistar rat,…”
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Combination of cancer data in quantitative risk assessments: case study using bromodichloromethane by Velazquez, S F, McGinnis, P M, Vater, S T, Stiteler, W S, Knauf, L A, Schoeny, R S

“…There are often several data sets that may be used in developing a quantitative risk estimate for a carcinogen. These estimates are usually based, however, on…”
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Group contribution method for predicting probability and rate of aerobic biodegradation by Boethling, Robert S, Howard, Philip H, Meylan, William, Stiteler, William, Beauman, Julie, Tirado, Nestor

“…Four mathematical models for predicting aerobic biodegradability from chemical structure are presented. The models are based on multiple regressions against…”
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The identification and testing of interaction patterns by Durkin, Patrick, Hertzberg, Richard, Stiteler, William, Mumtaz, Moiz

“…This paper presents a method for identifying and assessing the significance of interaction patterns among various chemicals and chemical classes of importance…”
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Does the semi-continuous activated sludge (SCAS) test predict removal in secondary treatment? by Boethling, Robert S., Howard, Philip H., Stiteler, William, Hueber, Amy

“…The semi-continuous activated sludge (SCAS) test was formalized by the U.S. Soap and Detergent Association in 1965. The SCAS procedure has also been adopted by…”
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Development of a predictive model for biodegradability based on BIODEG, the evaluated biodegradation data base by Howard, P H, Boethling, R S, Stiteler, W, Meylan, W, Beauman, J

“…A file of evaluated biodegradation data was used to develop a model for predicting aerobic biodegradability from chemical structure alone. Chemicals were…”
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Multivariate Methods in Ecological Work by Krzanowski, W. J.

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Multivariate Methods in Ecological Work by Dagnelie, P., Orloci, L., Rao, C. R., Stiteler, W. M.

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Multivariate Methods in Ecological Work by Cormack, R. M.

“…13. Multivariate Methods in Ecological Work. Edited by L. Orloci, C. R. Rao and W. M. Stiteler. Fairland, Maryland, International Cooperative Publishing House,…”
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