Using county-level data collected from Florida for the period 1980 1998 and a multiple time series (MTS) design, this study revisited the police crime relationship.
Our study revisited this question from a broader perspective.
This study revisited the question of whether a brain CT scan is always required in patients with blunt head trauma who report LOC on arrival in the ED.
The study revisited the effective slab width code values for bent caps and concluded that the slab reinforcement within an effective width, especially in tension, should be included for accurate bent cap capacity estimation.
Over 50%% of HF patients in this study revisited the ED within 3 months of discharge [ 6].
Another recent study revisited this phenomenon and showed that introns and splicing activity influence promoter-proximal chromatin profiles, Pol II occupancy, and overall transcriptional output [ 24].
This study revisited the psychometric properties and factor structure of the OMS-HC scale and sought to determine the effectiveness of the scale in measuring stigmatizing attitudes among a variety of health care providers.
This study revisits the theory in a methodical manner.
Consequently the current study revisits the scale from a factor analytic perspective and re-examines the construct validity of the PGWBI using Rasch analysis.
This study revisits the IGP module and provides an alternative coexistence mechanism by focusing on a commonly used analysis method (i.e., invasion analysis) in light of individual variation in adaptive behavior.
