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Authors:
BRADLOW HL
DAVIS D
PEARSON C
RAGOVIN C
SEKELY L
SIEBER SM
SOTO A
Citation: Hl. Bradlow et al., WORKSHOP ON HORMONES, HORMONE METABOLISM, THE ENVIRONMENT, AND BREAST-CANCER, Journal of the National Cancer Institute, 90(1), 1998, pp. 67-67
Authors:
HOTCHKISS BD
PEARSON C
LISITANO R
Citation: Bd. Hotchkiss et al., PHARMACY COORDINATION OF AN INDIGENT CARE PROGRAM IN A PSYCHIATRIC FACILITY, American journal of health-system pharmacy, 55(12), 1998, pp. 1293-1296
Authors:
PEARSON C
IBRAHIM ZA
DHINDSA AS
BATSANOV AS
BRYCE MR
HOWARD JAK
PETTY MC
UNDERHILL AE
Citation: C. Pearson et al., THE PREPARATION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF LANGMUIR-BLODGETT-FILMS OF THE METAL DITHIOLATE CHARGE-TRANSFER COMPLEX N-OCTADECYLPYRIDINIUM-PD(DMIT)(2), Journal of materials chemistry, 8(2), 1998, pp. 387-396
Authors:
SLUCH MI
PEARSON C
PETTY MC
HALIM M
SAMUEL IDW
Citation: Mi. Sluch et al., PHOTO-LUMINESCENCE AND ELECTROLUMINESCENCE OF POLY(2-METHOXY,5-(2'-ETHYLHEXYLOXY)-P-PHENYLENE VINYLENE) LANGMUIR-BLODGETT-FILMS, Synthetic metals, 94(3), 1998, pp. 285-289
Authors:
MORRISON AE
GREEN RHA
WATSON D
BUCHANAN SM
PEARSON C
FARRELL A
Citation: Ae. Morrison et al., WHAT FACTORS PREDICT THE YIELD OF CD34+ CELLS FROM HLA IDENTICAL SIBLING DONORS, Bone marrow transplantation, 21, 1998, pp. 656-656
Authors:
PEARSON C
Citation: C. Pearson, PRELIMINARY GEODETIC STRAIN-MEASUREMENT FROM THE SOUTH FJORDLAND REGION OF NEW-ZEALAND USING REPEAT GPS SURVEYS - IMPLICATIONS FOR SUBDUCTION ON THE PUYSEGUR TRENCH, Geophysical research letters, 25(16), 1998, pp. 3185-3188
Authors:
GOLDENBERG LM
LECLERC M
DONATBOUILLUD A
PEARSON C
PETTY MC
Citation: Lm. Goldenberg et al., LIGHT-EMISSION FROM ELECTROLUMINESCENT LANGMUIR-BLODGETT-FILMS OF A POLYESTER DERIVED FROM OLIGOTHIOPHENE, Thin solid films, 329, 1998, pp. 715-717
Authors:
CASALINI R
GOLDENBERG LM
PEARSON C
TANNER BK
PETTY MC
Citation: R. Casalini et al., THE ELECTRICAL BEHAVIOR OF MULTILAYER POLYPYRROLE FILMS, Journal of physics. D, Applied physics, 31(13), 1998, pp. 1504-1510
Authors:
OHAGAN D
KUMADAKI I
PETTY M
TAKAYA H
PEARSON C
Citation: D. Ohagan et al., SYNTHESIS AND LANGMUIR ISOTHERMS OF DIFLUOROSTEARIC ACIDS, Journal of fluorine chemistry, 90(2), 1998, pp. 133-138
Authors:
PEARSON C
BEAUCHAMP AL
Citation: C. Pearson et Al. Beauchamp, BINDING OF AMINO-DIALKYLATED ADENINES TO RHENIUM(III) AND RHENIUM(IV)CENTERS, Inorganic chemistry, 37(6), 1998, pp. 1242-1248
Authors:
PEARSON C
ENTREKIN L
Citation: C. Pearson et L. Entrekin, STRUCTURAL-PROPERTIES, WORK PRACTICES, AND CONTROL IN ASIAN BUSINESSES - SOME EVIDENCE FROM SINGAPORE AND MALAYSIA, Human relations (New York), 51(10), 1998, pp. 1285-1306
Authors:
DOUGLAS KW
COOK G
FARRELL E
GREEN R
ALCORN M
PEARSON C
TANSEY P
FRANKLIN IM
Citation: Kw. Douglas et al., CISPLATIN, HIGH-DOSE CYTOSINE AND DEXAMETHASONE (DHAP) AS A PBSC MOBILIZATION REGIME IN PLASMA-CELL MYELOMA, British Journal of Haematology, 101, 1998, pp. 111-111
Authors:
MORRISON AE
GREEN RHA
WATSON D
BUCHANAN SM
PEARSON C
FARRELL A
Citation: Ae. Morrison et al., WHAT FACTORS PREDICT THE YIELD OF CD31+ CELLS FROM HLA IDENTICAL SIBLING DONORS, British Journal of Haematology, 101, 1998, pp. 285-285
Authors:
ALCORN MJ
RICHMOND LJ
FARRELL E
BARR J
PEARSON C
SCHUPP R
FRANKLIN IM
Citation: Mj. Alcorn et al., SELECTION OF CD34(+) CELLS FROM CRYOPRESERVED PBPC CAN BE SIGNIFICANTLY IMPROVED BY THE ADDITION OF RECOMBINANT HUMAN DNASE (PULMOZYME(R)), British Journal of Haematology, 101, 1998, pp. 310-310
Authors:
PEARSON C
Citation: C. Pearson, HANOI MAKES BIG PLANS FOR ITS FUTURE, HOPING TO PRESERVE ITS HISTORICCORE AND AVOID THE MISTAKES OF OTHER ASIAN CITIES, Architectural record, 186(9), 1998, pp. 35-38
Authors:
PEARSON C
Citation: C. Pearson, SOUTH-AMERICA BUILDING BOOM - 3 COUNTRIES LEAD THE WAY TO ECONOMIC REVIVAL AND A LIVELY CLIMATE FOR DESIGN (THE CONSTRUCTION MARKET IN BRAZIL, ARGENTINA, AND CHILE), Architectural record, 186(9), 1998, pp. 88-99
Authors:
PEARSON C
Citation: C. Pearson, SMITH-MILLER (HAWKINSONS ADDITION TO THE CORNING-GLASS-CENTER CONNECTS TO THE PAST WHILE POINTING TO FUTURE GROWTH), Architectural record, 186(9), 1998, pp. 124-131
Authors:
PEARSON C
Citation: C. Pearson, TENSILE TECHNOLOGIES AND IRREGULAR GEOMETRIES TURN YEANG,KEN GUTHRIE-PAVILION INTO A TROPICAL HIGH-WIRE ACT, Architectural record, 186(8), 1998, pp. 80-85
Authors:
PEARSON C
Citation: C. Pearson, RADICAL RECONSTRUCTION - WOODS,L, Architectural record, 186(5), 1998, pp. 33-33
Authors:
PEARSON C
Citation: C. Pearson, INSPIRED BY STREAMLINED TRAILERS AND WILD SETTING, CHENG,FU,TUNG MADETHE HOGAN-MAYO-HOUSE RUGGED BUT WARM, Architectural record, 186(4), 1998, pp. 90-97
Authors:
PEARSON C
Citation: C. Pearson, WORKING FOR A LONGTIME CLIENT ON A PRIME SAN-FRANCISCO SITE, JENNINGS,JIM DESIGNED AN ART-FILLED HOUSE THAT ENGAGES THE CITY (OLIVER-HOUSE IN THE TELEGRAPH-HILL NEIGHBORHOOD), Architectural record, 186(4), 1998, pp. 102-109
Authors:
PEARSON C
Citation: C. Pearson, KEY PLAYERS IN HEALTH-CARE - THE CLIENTS TO KNOW (OPPORTUNITIES FOR ARCHITECTS ARE CHANGING AS NEW TECHNOLOGIES AND NEW WAYS OF DELIVERING HEALTH-CARE ARE RESHAPING THE FIELD), Architectural record, 186(3), 1998, pp. 76-81
Authors:
PEARSON C
Citation: C. Pearson, ADAPTIVE REUSE - TACKLING THE REALLY BIG ONES (PROJECTS LIKE REDEVELOPING DOWNTOWNS, MILITARY-BASE CONVERSIONS, AND HERITAGE AREAS ARE LEADING ARCHITECTS TO WORK AT A HEROIC SCALE), Architectural record, 186(2), 1998, pp. 119-121
Authors:
PEARSON C
Citation: C. Pearson, OTIS-COLLEGE-OF-ART-AND-DESIGN, LOS-ANGELES - STRIPPING AWAY AN OFFICE BUILDINGS BUSINESS CLOTHES, BOBROW-THOMAS REVEALS THE ART SCHOOL HIDDEN INSIDE, Architectural record, 186(2), 1998, pp. 122-125
Authors:
PEARSON C
Citation: C. Pearson, SALT-LAKE-HARDWARE, SALT-LAKE-CITY - FFKR-ARCHITECTURE CONVERTS AN OLD WAREHOUSE INTO OFFICES AND HOPES TO JUMP-START REDEVELOPMENT IN AN INDUSTRIAL PART OF TOWN, Architectural record, 186(2), 1998, pp. 126-129