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Authors:
COOPER JA
FERSON S
GINZBURG L
Citation: Ja. Cooper et al., HYBRID PROCESSING OF STOCHASTIC AND SUBJECTIVE UNCERTAINTY DATA, Risk analysis, 16(6), 1996, pp. 785-791
Authors:
WALKER VR
Citation: Vr. Walker, RISK CHARACTERIZATION AND THE WEIGHT OF EVIDENCE - ADAPTING GATEKEEPING CONCEPTS FROM THE COURTS, Risk analysis, 16(6), 1996, pp. 793-799
Authors:
KOBZA JE
JACOBSON SH
Citation: Je. Kobza et Sh. Jacobson, ADDRESSING THE DEPENDENCY PROBLEM IN ACCESS SECURITY SYSTEM ARCHITECTURE DESIGN, Risk analysis, 16(6), 1996, pp. 801-812
Authors:
HASEMAN JK
ELWELL MR
Citation: Jk. Haseman et Mr. Elwell, EVALUATION OF FALSE-POSITIVE AND FALSE-NEGATIVE OUTCOMES IN NTP LONG-TERM RODENT CARCINOGENICITY STUDIES, Risk analysis, 16(6), 1996, pp. 813-820
Authors:
BALLARD KR
KUHN RG
Citation: Kr. Ballard et Rg. Kuhn, DEVELOPING AND TESTING A FACILITY LOCATION MODEL FOR CANADIAN NUCLEAR-FUEL WASTE, Risk analysis, 16(6), 1996, pp. 821-832
Authors:
SCHNATTER AR
NICOLICH MJ
BIRD MG
Citation: Ar. Schnatter et al., DETERMINATION OF LEUKEMOGENIC BENZENE EXPOSURE CONCENTRATIONS - REFINED ANALYSES OF THE PLIOFILM COHORT, Risk analysis, 16(6), 1996, pp. 833-840
Authors:
CRAUN G
DUFOUR A
EISENBERG J
FORAN J
GAUNTT C
GERBA C
HAAS C
HIGHSMITH A
IRBE R
JULKUNEN P
JURANEK D
LECHEVALLIER M
LEVINE M
MACLER B
MURPHY P
PAYMENT P
PFAENDER F
REGLI S
ROBERSON A
ROSE J
SCHAUB S
SCHIFF G
SEED J
SMITH C
SOBSEY M
SPEAR R
WALLS I
Citation: G. Craun et al., A CONCEPTUAL-FRAMEWORK TO ASSESS THE RISKS OF HUMAN-DISEASE FOLLOWINGEXPOSURE TO PATHOGENS, Risk analysis, 16(6), 1996, pp. 841-848
Authors:
TOMLJANOVIC C
Citation: C. Tomljanovic, OUR STOLEN FUTURE - ARE WE THREATENING OUR FERTILITY, INTELLIGENCE, AND SURVIVAL - A SCIENTIFIC DETECTIVE-STORY - COLBORN,T, DUMANOSKI,D, MYERS,J, Risk analysis, 16(6), 1996, pp. 849-850
Authors:
WERNICK IK
Citation: Ik. Wernick, BETTER RISK INFORMATION FOR COMMUNITIES, Risk analysis, 16(5), 1996, pp. 601-603
Authors:
STERN AH
FREEMAN NCG
GOCHFELD M
Citation: Ah. Stern et al., URINARY-EXCRETION OF CHROMIUM FOLLOWING INGESTION OF CHROMITE-ORE PROCESSING RESIDUES IN HUMANS - IMPLICATIONS FOR BIOMONITORING - RESPONSE, Risk analysis, 16(5), 1996, pp. 605-607
Authors:
GARGAS ML
PAUSTENBACH DJ
FINLEY BL
HARRIS MA
Citation: Ml. Gargas et al., URINARY-EXCRETION OF CHROMIUM FOLLOWING INGESTION OF CHROMITE-ORE PROCESSING RESIDUES IN HUMANS - IMPLICATIONS FOR BIOMONITORING - RESPONSE, Risk analysis, 16(5), 1996, pp. 609-612
Authors:
AMES BN
GOLD L
SHIGENAGA MK
Citation: Bn. Ames et al., CANCER PREVENTION, RODENT HIGH-DOSE CANCER TESTS, AND RISK ASSESSMENT, Risk analysis, 16(5), 1996, pp. 613-617
Authors:
SMITH AH
SCIORTINO S
GOEDEN H
WRIGHT CC
Citation: Ah. Smith et al., CONSIDERATION OF BACKGROUND EXPOSURES IN THE MANAGEMENT OF HAZARDOUS-WASTE SITES - A NEW APPROACH TO RISK ASSESSMENT, Risk analysis, 16(5), 1996, pp. 619-625
Authors:
SOLOMON KR
Citation: Kr. Solomon, OVERVIEW OF RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN ECOTOXICOLOGICAL RISK ASSESSMENT, Risk analysis, 16(5), 1996, pp. 627-633
Authors:
STALLEN PJM
GEERTS R
VRIJLING HK
Citation: Pjm. Stallen et al., 3 CONCEPTIONS OF QUANTIFIED SOCIETAL RISK, Risk analysis, 16(5), 1996, pp. 635-644
Authors:
HERY M
DIEBOLD F
HECHT G
Citation: M. Hery et al., EXPOSURE OF CONTRACTORS TO CHEMICAL-POLLUTANTS DURING THE MAINTENANCESHUT-DOWN OF A CHEMICAL-PLANT, Risk analysis, 16(5), 1996, pp. 645-655
Authors:
BOSCH RJ
WYPIJ D
RYAN LM
Citation: Rj. Bosch et al., A SEMIPARAMETRIC APPROACH TO RISK ASSESSMENT FOR QUANTITATIVE OUTCOMES, Risk analysis, 16(5), 1996, pp. 657-665
Authors:
GINSBERG GL
PEPELKO WE
GOBLE RL
HATTIS DB
Citation: Gl. Ginsberg et al., COMPARISON OF CONTACT SITE CANCER POTENCY ACROSS DOSE ROUTES - CASE-STUDY WITH EPICHLOROHYDRIN, Risk analysis, 16(5), 1996, pp. 667-681
Authors:
BORYS DS
SKARZINSKAS RD
GREEN LD
Citation: Ds. Borys et al., ASSESSING CROSS-MEDIA IMPACTS - A COMPARATIVE RISK APPROACH, Risk analysis, 16(5), 1996, pp. 683-692
Authors:
AUNAN K
Citation: K. Aunan, EXPOSURE-RESPONSE FUNCTIONS FOR HEALTH-EFFECTS OF AIR-POLLUTANTS BASED ON EPIDEMIOLOGIC FINDINGS, Risk analysis, 16(5), 1996, pp. 693-709
Authors:
HANIN LG
YAKOVLEV AY
Citation: Lg. Hanin et Ay. Yakovlev, A NONIDENTIFIABILITY ASPECT OF THE 2-STAGE MODEL OF CARCINOGENESIS, Risk analysis, 16(5), 1996, pp. 711-715
Authors:
PALMER CGS
Citation: Cgs. Palmer, RISK PERCEPTION - AN EMPIRICAL-STUDY OF THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN WORLDVIEW AND THE RISK CONSTRUCT, Risk analysis, 16(5), 1996, pp. 717-723
Authors:
STERN AH
Citation: Ah. Stern, DERIVATION OF A TARGET CONCENTRATION OF PB IN SOIL BASED ON ELEVATIONOF ADULT-BLOOD PRESSURE (VOL 16, PG 201, 1996), Risk analysis, 16(5), 1996, pp. 725-725
Authors:
BALDWIN E
Citation: E. Baldwin, CONSTRUCTION SAFETY PLANNING - MCCOLLUM,DV, Risk analysis, 16(5), 1996, pp. 727-727
Authors:
BALDWIN E
Citation: E. Baldwin, PESTICIDES IN THE HYDROLOGIC SYSTEM, VOL 1, PESTICIDES IN THE ATMOSPHERE - MAJEWSKI,MS, CAPEL,PD, Risk analysis, 16(5), 1996, pp. 727-727