Theses and Dissertations 1983-1992
Cat LD 4341.8 .T51 1983- 1992 cop-5osu theses and Dissertations 1983-1992
BibCiogra_phic Series Number 23 1994
Oregon State University Press CorvaCCis, Oregon Thesesand Dissertations1983-1992
Oregon State University
Compiled by
Judith A. Glenn
A Departmental and Author Index of Masters' Theses and Doctoral Dissertations Accepted by the Graduate School
Bibliographic Series Number 23
ISBN 0-87071-143-1
Corvallis:OREGON STATE UNIVERSITY PRESS PREFACE
This bibliography is a compilation of theses and dissertations prepared at Oregon State University from 1983-1992, continuing a bibliographic series presenting research done by students at the university since 1943. (OSU Theses and Dissertations, Bibliographic Series Numbers 6, 8, 9, 17, 20, published by OSU Press). A compilation of theses and dissertations covering the years 1932-1942 for all institutions in the State was published separately by the Oregon State System of Higher Education.
This bibliography was prepared by Judith A. Glenn with technicalassistanceprovided by Robert S. Baker. Bibliographic records for theses and dissertations were downloaded from the Oasis Online Catalog (Geac Advance) and were organized and formatted on a personal computerusingExcel and MS Word.
As can be seen from the table below, the increasing number of titles reflects the continuing expansion of Oregon State University as a center of research and graduate study.
Melvin R. George Delpha and Donald Campbell University Librarian
OSU Thesesand Dissertations Compilations
Series Numbers and No. of Years No. of Titles Avg. Titles per Year Years Covered Covered No.6, 1943-1959 7 2075 296 No.8, 1960-1965 6 1388 231 No. 9, 1966-1970 5 1715 343 No. 17, 1971-1977 7 2455 350 No. 20, 1978-1982 5 1821 364 No. 23, 1983-1992 10 3780 378
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Funding for the automation requirements of the project was provided by Oregon State University Libraries.
Robert S. Baker provided technical assistance in the downloading of the bibliographic records from Oasis.
Mithran Aaron, David Glenn, Soon Len Lee, and Sandy Sears, provided computer expertise in the use of the software required for this project.
Judith A. Glenn Government Publications Librarian
ii TABLE OF CONTENTS
Preface ...... ii Genetics ...... 51 How To Use This Guide ...... iv Geography...... 51 Geology ...... 52 Section I: Department Index Geophysics ...... 55 Agricultural and Resource Economics ...... 1 Geosciences ...... 56 Agricultural Education...... 3 Health ...... 56 Agricultural Engineering...... 3 Health Education ...... 56 Animal Science ...... 4 Home Economics Education ...... 57 Anthropology ...... 6 Horticulture ...... 57 Apparel, Interiors, and Merchandising ...... 6 Human Development and Family Studies ...... 60 Atmospheric Sciences ...... 6 Human Performance ...... 61 Biochemistry and Biophysics ...... 7 Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering ...... 62 Bioresource Engineering ...... 9 Industrial Engineering ...... 62 Botany and Plant Pathology ...... 9 Interdisciplinary Studies ...... 63 Chemical Engineering ...... 11 Mathematics ...... 65 Chemistry ...... 12 Mathematics Education ...... 66 Civil Engineering...... 15 Mechanical Engineering ...... 66 Clothing,Textiles, and Related Arts...... 17 Microbiology ...... 68 College Student Services Administration ...... 17 Nuclear Engineering ...... 71 Computer Science ...... 18 Nutrition and Food Management ...... 72 Counseling ...... 19 Ocean Engineering ...... 72 Counseling and Guidance ...... 20 Oceanography ...... 72 Crop and Soil Science ...... 20 Pharmacy...... 76 Crop Science ...... 20 Physics ...... 76 Education ...... 23 Plant Physiology...... 77 Electrical and Computer Engineering ...... 29 Poultry Science ...... 78 Entomology...... 33 Rangeland Resources ...... 78 Environmental Health Management ...... 35 Science Education ...... 80 Exercise and Sport Science ...... 35 Soil Science ...... 80 Family Resource Management ...... 35 Statistics ...... 82 Fisheries ...... 36 Toxicology...... 82 Fisheries and Wildlife ...... 39 Veterinary Medicine...... 83 Food Science and Technology...... 40 Veterinary Science ...... 83 Foods and Nutrition...... 42 Vocational and Technical Education ...... 83 Forest Engineering ...... 43 Vocational Education ...... 84 Forest Management ...... 44 Wildlife Science ...... 84 Forest Products ...... 45 Zoology ...... 85 Forest Resources ...... 47 Forest Science ...... 47 SectionII: Authors ...... 87 General Science ...... 50
in HOW TO USE THIS GUIDE
INTERLIBRARY LOAN CONTENTS The Library's Interlibrary Loan lends our own Theses Subject Areas: institution's masters' theses to all libraries, and This list includes the masters' theses and doctoral doctoral dissertations are loaned on a reciprocal dissertations completed at Oregon State University basis. between and including the years 1983-1992. PHOTOCOPY Our policy is not to photocopy any masters or Not Included: doctoratein itsentirety. University Microfilms in Research papers are not included, although some Ann Arbor, Michigan provides this service for university departments encourage their students to doctoral works through Dissertation Abstracts. write a research paper instead of a thesis. These papers are often as worthy and well-researched as the theses, but students are not required to give the library a copy, therefore, the library does not maintain a list of these. If you have a title or author OTHER GUIDES TO OSU THESES AND DISSERTATIONS that you can not find listed in this bibliography, but You may also wish to consult pervious guides in the you are sure it was done within this time period, it same bibliographic series for more information on may be a research paper. If you suspect this to be the previous years or on special subjects. case, it is suggested that you contact the appropriate Number 6, OSU Theses & college, school or department (not the library) for Bibliographic Series more information. Dissertations 1943-1959
ARRANGEMENT Bibliographic Series Number 8, OSU Theses & Section I, the Departmental Index, is arranged Dissertations 1960-1965 alphabetically by university departments, then subdivided by type of degree and year within type Bibliographic Series Number 9, OSU Theses & (i.e. masters or doctorate). Within each type and Dissertations 1966-1970 year, the arrangement is alphabetical by author. In some casesthe subject rather than department has BibliographicSeriesNumber 17, OSU Theses & been listed to identify theses and dissertations Dissertations1970-1977 produced in departments whose names have changed dramatically. (For example, Counseling, is now in Bibliographic Series Number 20, OSU Theses & the department of Home Economics and Education.) Dissertations 1978-1982 Section II, the Author Index, is an alphabetical list of the thesis authors with the corresponding citation number(s) (i.e. the location number of the citation in the Departmental Index). You may note that some authors have two citation numbers which indicates they have either two masters or a masters and a doctoral thesis in this guide.
iv Adult Education see-Education Agricultural and Resource Economics-MASTERS 1986 25 Earley, Jim V. The role of selected regulations on the Agricultural and Resource Economics-MASTERS 1983 distribution of West Coast groundfish.
1 Hastie, JamesD. Economicissues inassembling properties 26 Johnson,MartinA. An inquiry into the import demand for with eminent domain. fresh American fruit in Hong Kong. 2 Ledeboer,M.Vivian. A structural description of Oregon 27 Niklitschek,MarioE. Exact welfare measurement: theory counties, 1973-1978. and application to recreation economics. 3 Lone, Gbeuli D.Consideration of risk in crop selection for 28 Taylor,MichaelL.(MichaelLester).Computer Willamette Valley farms. simulation of irrigation system improvements: an analysis of 4 MacDonald, John A. Foodgrain policy in the Republic of income, risk and offsite impacts. Korea : the economic costs of self-sufficiency. 29 Wiese,ArthurMichael. Alternative methods of raw 5 Nielsen,KimC. Risk/return analysis of irrigation system product valuation for agricultural cooperatives: a forecasting design and operating rules. approach. 6 Reed,Stephen.Paul. A short run price forecasting model Agricultural and Resource Economics-MASTERS 1987 for slaughter steers and slaughter cows in the Pacific 30 Cabeza, Felix. The impact of the Staggers Rail Act of 1980 Northwest. on Pacific Northwest wheat transportation : a spatial 7 Thiemann, Gerry B. An economic anlaysis of supplier equilibrium analysis. motivations at farmers markets. 31 Cerda,Rene. Estimation of small scale fishery production Agricultural and Resource Economics-MASTERS 1984 relationships : the case of the Florida reef fishery. 8 Bauer, Steven Gerard. An economic analysis of the onsite 32 Kikuchi, Akihiro. Salmon consumption at the household benefitsandcostsof reducingsoilerosionthrough level in Japan. conservation tillage in the Camas Prairie region of northern 33 Lampi, Keith A. Alternativevalueestimatesfora Idaho. nonconsumptive public good : cross-country skiing on the 9 Beale, KatherineL. Estimating values of alternative public Mt. Hood National Forest. land allocations: a critical analysis of applied theory and 34 Mendez,Juan. An analysis of Pacific Northwest live hog methods. futures basis. 10 McLoughlin, Daryl. The economics of food self-sufficiency 35 Sanguanruang, Santisuk. Temporal price relationships in in Japan : the case of rice and wheat. cash forward and futures markets for white wheat. 11 Noble,DeborahRaber. A preliminary study of contractual Agricultural and Resource Economics-MASTERS 1988 leasing arrangements for process-heat geothermal development in Oregon. 36 Connor, Jeffery D. The demand for electricity in western U.S. irrigated agriculture : a dual cost function analysis. 12 Stringham,TamzenK. Simulationof national cow Douglas inventories and calf crop, 1965 to 1981 :projections to 37 Doyle, J. Determinants of off-farm labor supply 1987. among farm households in the north Willamette Valley. 13 Strong,ElizabethJ.Measuring benefitsof outdoor 38 Harman,EllenJean. Strategy selection in the Oregon trawl fisheries. recreationservices : an application of the household production function approach to the Oregon steelhead sport 39 Hewlett, John P. The effect of various management and fishery. policy options on the financial stress situation of Oregon 14 Unruh,MelissaN. An analysis of stated preferences for grain and cattle producers. marginal water allocation in the western United States. 40 Johnson, Neal S. A bioeconomic analysis of altering 15 West, Peter. The feasibility of utilizing financial futures instream flows anadromous fish production and competing hedging by the agricultural borrower. demands for water in the John Day River basin, Oregon. 41 Kim, Seung-Woo. Demand analysisfor surimi-based Agricultural and Resource Economics-MASTERS 1985 products in Japan. 16 Baker,JohnJ. Multiple use resource allocation: an 42 McLeod,DonaldM. The economic impact of nonearnings empirical analysis of selected forest resources. exports on residentiary sectors for rural Oregon counties, 17 Chambers, WilliamD. Oregon farmmodels:a spreadsheet 1979-1984. approach. 43 Meyersick,RonR. Assessment of alternative raw product 18 Gatti, Andrew Leo. An evaluation of strategies for hedging valuation methodology with respect to cooperatives single feeder cattle in the Pacific Northwest. pool returns. 19 Lewandrowski, Jan. Toward a new methodology for 44 Nofziger,SharonDianne. The Conservation Reserve estimating the marginal social rate of return to public Program : its impact on the economies of rural communities. investments in higher education. Agricultural and Resource Economics-MASTERS 1989 20 Mandelbaum,ThomasB. The relationship of absentee ownership of manufacturing plants to income growth, 45 Bayaner, Ahmet.An econometric analysis of used tractor income inequality and employment instability in Oregon. prices. 21 Moore, Walter B. Off-site costs of soil erosion in the 46 Cerda, Arcadio. Analyzing a port economic impact model : Willamette Valley of Oregon. application to the Port of Newport. 22 Ross,Mark (MarkH.) Opportunity costs: irrigation vs. 47 Jacobsen, Twila. Japan'simport demand forPacific hydropower. Northwest frozen corn and potatoes. 23 Teichert, Kurt. An estimation of public preferences for 48 Murillo-Martinez,Carlos G. An analysis of Costa Rican land use in Eugene, Oregon. export earnings under the Caribbean Basin Economic Recovery Act (CBERA). 24 Zobrist,DanielH. Determinants of international grain freightratesrevisited:theimpactsofportfacility characteristics.
I 49 Payne,LorettaM. Case study evaluation of the Poultry 73 Townsend, Terry P. Agricultural export promotion and Extension and Training Subproject (PETS) based on impact economic structure: an historical perspective. at village household level. Agricultural and Resource Economics-DOCTORS 1984 50 Simone, Mark V. An analysis of the import demand for hard red winter and western white wheat in Asian Pacific 74 Ahearn, Mary C. An analysis of contingent valuation rim nations. applied to air quality and public safety from crime. 51 Stokstad, Grete Synnove. Determining member 75 Al-Qunaibet,MohammadH. An economic analysis of the contributions to marketing cooperative returns when raw municipal demand for water in Kuwait. products are commingled before sale. 76 Garifo,SusanEllen. Distortions to travel cost derived 52 Sukume,Chrispen. Social welfare-optimal policy rules demand curves : water quality and durable goods. application to the Zimbabwe corn industry. 77 Lent,RebeccaJ. Uncertainty, market disequilibrium and the firm's decision process : applications to the Pacific Agricultural and Resource Economics-MASTERS 1990 salmon market. 53 Bates, JonathanD. A comparative assessment of four 78 Lin, Biing-hwan. The role of exchange rates in the decision winter feeding programs for spring calving cow-calf ranches making by multinational corporation[s] and issuesin in the Harney Basin, Oregon. international seafood trade. 54 Forbes, Steven. Modifying regional input-output models 79 Subaei,Abdelbagi.Alternativemarketpoolsfor for price and structural changes : an Oregon water market agricultural cooperatives : a decision analysis framework. application in Grant County. 55 Hartley,MarcusL. An evaluation of input purchasing Agricultural and Resource Economics-DOCTORS 1985 behavior at farm supply cooperatives. 80 Beare, StephenCarroll. Expectations, reservation demand 56 Meunier, Patrick. Demand and price comparison of hard and the stability of agricultural markets. red winter wheat and white wheat. 81 Daniels, Thomas L. The economics of land gains taxation: 57 Murniningtyas, Endah. Does Japan exert market power in the Vermont case. the world wheat market?. 82 El-Nazer,TalaatY. Selecting optimum crop rotation. 83 Hamilton, Scott A. The economic effects of ozone on U.S. Agricultural and Resource Economics-MASTERS 1991 agriculture: a sector modeling approach. 58 Anteneh, Berhanu. The Japanese beef market ina 84 Hsiao, Ching-kai. An evaluation of alternative estimates of disequilibrium econometrics framework :implications for demand for and benefits from Oregon salmon sport fishing. the U.S. - Japan beef market access agreement. 85 Lambert, DavidK. Risk modeling using direct solution of 59 Heldt, GretchenL. An analysis of Japanese beef demand expected utility maximization problems. implications of the 1988 import quota removal agreement Mohamed (MohamedSalah). An economic for the United States. 86 Mansour, analysis of the world market for Egyptian cotton. 60 Okutsu,Takamasa.Food demand during the stage of rapid 87 Saremi, Mahnaz. An econometric analysis of the Mexican economic development: the cases of Japan, Korea, and import demand for U.S. pesticide[s]. Taiwan. 88 Shalloof,FaisalM. Impact of various factors upon benefits 61 Perez-Rivas, Guillermo. Agricultural price and export from big game hunting estimated by the travel cost method. policy : the 1980 coffee marketing reform in El Salvador. 89 Tagarino,RogelioN. Ecomomic theory and research 62 Qvistgaard P., Carlos G. Industrial tomatoes in Panama : a comparative analysis of its competitive potential in the framework for a multi-output production system: rice-fish United States market for Panamanian producers. culture technology in the Philippines. Tay,WinnieK. Analysis of U.S. interstate variation in 63 Sil, Jayashree. Cost function analysis of fruit and vegetable 90 changes in poverty incidence and income inequality (1969- processing in an Oregon cooperative. 1979). Agricultural and Resource Economics-MASTERS 1992 91 Turek,PaulS. Economic evaluation of potato waste as a 64 Bechtel,BruceA. A market share analysis of U. feed ingredient for beef cattle finishing rations. 65 Ghasedi,Bizhan.An examination of market structure and 92 Wilson,JamesR. (James Rolland).Some consequences of market power for annual and perennial ryegrass seed. extending ocean resource zones. 66 Sheikh, AllahDitta.Effect of weather variation on Agricultural and Resource Economics-DOCTORS 1986 economic results from grasshopper control tactics in Chad : Ahnurd. Risk analysis of alternative tillage systems a partial validation of GHLSIM. 93 Akbari, in North Central Oregon dryland wheat production. 67 Tanaka, Hiroshi. Testing for structuraldifferences in 94 Belaid, Abderrezak. Farmers' risk attitudes in the eastern general commodity motor carriage. high plateau region of Algeria: an application of the Agricultural and Resource Economics-DOCTORS 1983 experimental approach. 68 Ahmed,AwadelkarimHamid. An economic evaluation of 95 Clark, Jerry E., Entrepreneurship, policy, and resource use: wheat fertilization strategies in North Central Oregon. the production of and competition for salmon. 69 Gonarsyah, Isang. An Econometric analysis of the U.S.- 96 Hanrahan,MichaelS. Influences of tillage system, climate, Japan-Korea market for U.S.white wheat. and soils on the demand for topsoil in northcentral Oregon 70 Muangkoe, Marut.Biased and unbiased estimation: an wheat production. econometric application in the tuna industry. 97 Lubis, Rusdian. The impact of maritime user fees on PacificNorthwestwheattransportation:anetwork 71 Sandrey, RonaldAlbert. Economic considerationsin managing Oregon Rocky Mountain elk. programming approach. A. Economics of soil loss control on 72 Smith, Gary Wilson. Toward an econometric model of the 98 McNamee, William the Mission-Lapwai Watershed, Idaho. Oregon economy.
2 99 Queirolo,LewisE. A methodology for evaluating the Agricultural and Resource Economics-DOCTORS 1992 economic impact on directed fisheries of by-catchlosses in 122 De Silva, G. A.Canute. Welfare distribution effects of US the foreign and joint-venture groundfish fisheries. rice policies. 100 Winter,JohnR. An investigation of the measurement of 123 Hong, Seonghoon. An economic analysis of household individual risk attitudes. recycling of soild wastes : the case of Portland, Oregon. Agricultural and Resource Economics-DOCTORS 1987 Agricultural Education-MASTERS 1986 101 Adu-Asamoah, Richard. Regional analysis of the US 124 Ackley,DonaldR. The effect of a horticultural therapy groundfish fishery:implications of the extended fishery program on cerebral palsied children. jurisdiction for the Pacific Northwest fishery. 125 Krummel, Michael J.Vocational agriculture competencies 102 Hastie,JamesD. Economic evaluation of projects and and sex-equity in Oregon. policies affecting anadromous fish : a simulation approach. 103 Siaway, Arthur. The impactsof extendedfisheries Agricultural Education-MASTERS 1992 jurisdiction on seafood trade among selected countries 126 Doerner, Robert W. Effect of in-servicing teachers on market share and product substitution. student achievement in integrated pest management. 104 Wear,LindaMarie. Producer behavior and the distribution of potential long run consequences in the agricultural Agricultural Engineering-MASTERS 1983 market. 127 Griswold, Bruce Walter. Development of a water-to-water heat pump for tempering water in milking parlors. Agricultural and Resource Economics-DOCTORS 1988 128 Nakamura,BrianClifford. Effects of irrigation frequency 105 Emami, Ali. Price elasticities in commodity trade models on yields of winter wheat. and external trade statistics. 106 Kelly,Sharon.Countertrade, a transaction costs approach. Agricultural Engineering-MASTERS 1984 107 Niami, Farhad. An econometric analysis of the Japanese 129 Hunsaker,DouglasJames. An investigation of furrow import demand for U.S. forest products. advance rates under surge flow irrigation. 108 Parandvash,G.Hossein. On theincorporationof 130 Ryan, PhilipKevin. An air modification system to reduce nonnumeric information into the estimation of economic winter ventilation rates in broiler houses. relationships in the presence of multicollinearity. 131 Arbki, Yoshitaka. Evaluation and sensitivity of a soil- water-atmosphere-plant simulation model. Agricultural and Resource Economics-DOCTORS 1989 109 Al-Hussinie,AbdulazizS. The impact of agricultural price Agricultural Engineering-MASTERS 1985 policies on the supply and demand for agricultural products : 132 Geiselman,JamesR. Heat transferpredictionsfor the case of barley and wheat in Saudi Arabia. aquaculture facilities. 110 Collins, Alan. The public forage pricing implications of 133 Wright, NormanD.Uncertaintyinneutronprobe public/private market interdependence. measurements of soil moisture for irrigation scheduling. 111 Freeze, Brian. An analysis of risk management strategies Agricultural Engineering-MASTERS 1986 for southern Alberta feedlots. 134 Abdelli, Smida.Application of the Penman Equation to 112 Raja Nik Mustaphabin. Estimation of average Abdullah, central Tunisia. and incremental net economic values of Oregon ocean sport- caught salmon : an aggregated travel cost approach. 135 Basketfleld,DanielL. Irrigation requirements for selected Oregon locations. Agricultural and Resource Economics-DOCTORS 1990 136 Rosane, Carol Harper. Containerization for air shipment 113 Johnson,ScottLee. An economic evaluation of on-farm of live Dungeness crab. strategies for reduction of nitrate groundwater pollution : the 137 Smith,JeromeFrancis. Semi-emperical [sic] methods for case of irrigated production in the Columbia basin. estimating evapotranspiration in a modified marine climate. 114 Lee, Heung-Dong. Input demand and output supply responses when the production function is heteroskedastic. Agricultural Engineering-MASTERS 1987 Geostatisticsappliedto 115 Romstad,Eirik.Pollutioncontrol mechanisms when 138 Cooper,RichardMark. abatement costs are private knowledge. groundwater contaminant plume characterization. 116 Sanguanruang, Santisuk. An economic analysis of the 139 Wang, De-qian. Improved prediction of heat leakage for country specific impacts of freer international trade in sugar. fish hold wall sections. Agricultural and Resource Economics-DOCTORS 1991 Agricultural Engineering-MASTERS 1988 transient 117 Boughanmi,Houcine. A policy preference analysis of the 140 Adre,Norberto.Computersimulationof Tunisian wheat sector. refrigeration load in a cold storage for apples and pears. 118 Cerda,ArcadioAlberto. An economicanalysisof 141 Chadwick,JonathanMichael. Cooling and mass transfer alternative water allocations and habitat investments for rates in fresh fruits. anadromous fish production, John Day Basin, Oregon. Agricultural Engineering-MASTERS 1989 119 (Timothy Lee).Estimationof Cross, Timothy L. 142 Chen, Char-Fong. Microprocessor control and numerical agricultural machinery and equipment depreciation patterns model for broiler house summer ventilation utilizing a using flexible functional forms. rockbed heat sink. 120 Kim, Seung-woo. Survival analysis in fishery management. 143 Hatch, Wayne E. Mass transfer characteristics of fresh 121 Taylor,Michael L. (MichaelLester) Farm level response fruits stored in regular and controlled atmosphere conditions. to agricultural effulent control strategies : the case of the 144 Rea,AlanH. Assessing groundwater vulnerabilityto Willamette Valley. contamination using finite element modeling and geographic information systems.
3 145 Smyth, Jeffrey D. Multivariate geostatistical analysis of 170 Rodger, Lynn Dian. Gonadotropin releasing hormone- groundwater contamination by pesticide and nitrate. induced alteration of corpus luteum function in beef heifers. 171 Sanchez,WilliamK. Effect of dietary crude protein level Agricultural Engineering-MASTERS 1990 and source of supplemental protein on performance of 146 Biskie,HowardA. A model to predict the bacterial quality commercial rabbits. of a rangeland stream. 172 Schons, Debra Jo. Population analysis of a commercial 147 Fazio, John A. Practical two-stage pipe expansions for beef cattle herd. centrifugal pump irrigation. 148 Lenhart,JamesH. Modeling of point rainfall processes in Animal Science-MASTERS 1986 the Republic of Cape Verde. 173 Gallivan, Catherine Agnes. Breed and heterosis effects on wool and lamb production of rotationally crossed ewes. Agricultural Engineering-MASTERS 1991 149 Ben Ayed, Nejib. Mass transfer characteristics of d'Anjou Animal Science-MASTERS 1987 pearsstoredincommon andcontrolledatmosphere 174 Buehner,HeidiRenata. Winter supplementation and conditions. delayed weaning of an autumn calving beef herd under 150 Sherer,BrettMicheal.Bacteriadie-offinstream western Oregon conditions. sediments. 175 Chitko,CarolG. Sources of influence on passive and active immunoglobulin G responses in swine. Animal Science-MASTERS 1983 176 Delcurto, Timothy.Supplementation with lasalocid three 151 Abdelgadir,SalaheldinEltigani. Effects of selenium and times weekly to stocker cattle on pasture. glutathione peroxidase on the biosynthesis of prostaglandin 177 Hamdi,MohamedA. Use of grape pomace as a substitute Eb2 sand Fb2ga sby the ram vesicular gland. for barley grain in diets of wintering ewe lambs. 152 Basler,SusanE. Selenium deficiency in the equine. 178 Jaeger, John Ralph.Gonadotropin releasing hormone- 153 Bellatty,PaulT. Production responses of barrows fed induced secretion of luteinizing hormone during the milk finisher rations with 11 vs 14 percent protein. ejection reflex in the postpartum beef cow. 154 Collins, DeboraAnn. Effects of sire breed on growth, feed 179 Moghaddam,MehranFallah.Hypervitaminosis A efficiency, and carcass traits of cross-bred lambs slaughtered effects on reproduction and interactions with pyrrolizidine at three weights. alkaloids. 155 Friedman,Ron. The responseof the bovine infundibulum 180 Naranjo R., VictorHugo. Effect of early exposure of tansy to norepinephrine and acetylcholine during estrogen and ragwort (Senecio jacobaea) on future grazing preferences of progesterone dominance. sheep. 156 Garrett,Betsy Jayne.Influence of dietary factors on tansy 181 Weeks, LindaC. Two uses of the synthetic progestagen ragwort toxicosis in rats and horses. altrenogest for aiding in the establishment and maintenance 157 Hunt,LouiseDillingham. The effects of dietary protein on of pregnancy in mares. reproduction in pony mares. Animal Science-MASTERS 1988 158 Mohyeldin,MohamedTaha. Alfalfa protein concentrate in milk replacer formulas for dairy calves. 182 Arnold,AndrewM. Genetic and environmental influences on lamb carcass indices and muscle fiber ratios. 159 Muggli,NoelleElizabeth. Inheritance of maternal antibody concentration in the bovine neonate. 183 Mathias, I-Wayan. Utilization of non protein nitrogen by rabbits. 160 Tachasirinugune,Sommai. Litter productivity at first and second parity by gilts mated at different weightsat first or Animal Science-MASTERS 1989 second estrus. 184 Kaaekuahiwi,MargaretAnn. The relationship between Animal Science-MASTERS 1984 plasminogen activator production and various aspects of bovine embryo development in vitro. 161 Berggren-Thomas,Bruce. Sheep breed evaluation grazing behavior, condition scores and lamb production. 185 Martin, Teri L. Response of the bovine corpus luteum to exogenousgonadotropin-releasinghormoneduringthe 162 Dietz,JaneF. The effects of morphine and naloxone on estrous cycle. serumlevelsofluteinizinghormoneinintactand ovariectomized pony mares duringthebreedingand 186 Nichols, Wade Taylor. Wheat versus corn and barley in nonbreeding seasons. beef finishing rations. 163 Finkelstein, Eve_Karen. Selenium from industrial wastes Animal Science-MASTERS 1990 for grazing livestock. 187 Berg, Debra Ann. Identificationof the plasminogen 164 Marcek,JohnM. The effect of photoperiod on milk activator produced by microdissected day 12 to 14 bovine production and prolactin in Holstein dairy cows. embryonic tissues. 165 Tanida, Hajime. The effects of altered photoperiod and of 188 Biedenbach, Robert L. Evaluation of triticale grain in high sound stimulation on feeding and other behaviors of dairy producing dairy cow rations. cattle and sheep. 189 Campbell,DonaldT. Effects of two forms of intrareticular 166 Wu, Yea-ching. Evaluation of fishery by-products as selenium supplements on beef cow selenium status and on supplemental protein sources for poultry and swine. the transfer of selenium from dam to offspring. Animal Science-MASTERS 1985 190 Cosola-Smith, Carrie A. Bovine luteal oxytocin synthesis and secretion in vitro:effects of phorbol ester, calcium 167 Berggren-Thomas,PriscillaL. Inheritance of active and ionophore and indomethacin. passive immune responses in sheep. 191 Dyk, Arie Robert Cornelius. Electrophoretic 168 Grobner, Mark A. Dietary factors influencing enteric characterization of plasminogen activators produced by disorders of rabbits. early bovine embryos. 169 Hopman,BruceT. The effect of lasalocid on fall calving beef cows.
4 192 Hill,ThomasWilliam. Evaluation of creep feeding and two Animal Science-DOCTORS 1984 different postweaning rations on steers of three different 216 Alabi,NathanielSigismund. Interaction of selenium with frame types relative to growth, carcass traits and economics. cadmium and mercury in semen and reproductivetissues : in 193 Liu, Cheng-chung. Interaction between glucocorticoid vivo and in vitro studies. status and B-adrenergic agonists in control of muscle growth 217 Koohmaraie, Mohammad. Applied and basic aspects of and protein degradation. prerigor pressurization of bovine skeletal muscle. 194 Shore,MariaDawn. Reproductivecharacteristicsof pregnantmarespassivelyimmunizedagainstequine Animal Science-DOCTORS 1986 chorionic gonadotropin. 218 Ballachey,BrendaElizabeth. Flow cytometric evaluation 195 Smith,EdwardJ.M.S. Evaluation of responses to selection of spermatozoan nuclear chromatin structure and viability. and association among specific traits in three populations of 219 Muggli,NoelleElizabeth.Inheritanceof antibodies swine. synthesized against IBR vaccine and of complement C3 196 Smith, Gary Daniel.Characteristicsof preovulatory component in weanling calves. follicles of pubertal gilts. 220 Rose,WilliamJackson. Endocrinology of fur growth and 197 Suryawan, Agus.Differentiationof porcinestromal reproduction in mink. vascular cells in primary culture. Animal Science-DOCTORS 1987 Animal Science-MASTERS 1990 221 Bellatty, Paul T.Genetic components of geneticinfluence 198 Blount,DavidKenneth. Effects of strip versus continuous on traits of purebred and crossbred populations of swine of grazing management on diet parameters and performance of Berkshire and Yorkshire origin. yearling steers grazing native flood meadow vegetation in 222 Hathaway,RonaldL. An appraisal of risks and benefits in eastern Oregon. the provision of selenium for beef cattle. 199 Cortell,AnnaKatherine. Cyclopropenoid fattyacid- 223 Raharjo,YonoC. Evaluation of tropical forages and by- induced suppression of ovine corpus luteum function. product feeds for rabbit production. 200 Huan,Jianya. Effects of dietary pyrrolizidine alkaloids on 224 Tanida, Hajime. The inheritance of longevity traits in beef copper and vitamin A metabolism in the chicken and cattle. Japanese quail. 225 Zelinski,Mary Beth. Plasmamembrane composition and 201 On,Bor-rung. Effects of age, castration and gestation on luteinizing hormone receptors of ovine corpora lutea during calpains and calpastatin in sheep and rabbit skeletal muscle. early pregnancy. 202 Prater, Patrice L. Physiological factors affecting ovine uterine estrogen and progesterone receptor concentrations. Animal Science-DOCTORS 1988 203 Tumbelaka, Ligaya. In Vivo and In Vitro effects of a 226 Abdelgadir,SalaheldinEltigani. Oxytocin synthesis and cyclopropenoid fatty acid on progesterone synthesis by the release by the bovine corpusluteum. ovine corpus luteum. 227 Archibong,AnthonyEffanga. Embryonic mortality in 204 West, Kathryn S. Effects of differential ewe body condition pubertal gilts. at mating and early post-mating nutrition on embryo 228 Young, Allen Jack.In vitro hormonal and metabolic survival. control ofbovinemammary glucose6-phosphate 205 Yeh, Jan-ying. Temporal effects of Dexamethasone on dehydrogenase activity. skeletal muscle protein metabolism in rabbits. Animal Science-DOCTORS 1989 Animal Science-MASTERS 1992 229 Drake, DanielJ. Implications of selenium status for various 206 Albro,JonathanD. Effect of soybean protein supplements metabolic and performanceparametersin beef cattle. with low quality roughage on performance and digestive 230 Gardiner, CatherineS. Nap+s/Kp+ sATPase ga sSubunit characteristics of weaned beef steers. and ga sSubunit mRNA levels in preimplantation mouse and 207 Chen, Chu-liang. Identification of an inguinal adipocyte- rabbit embryos. specific protein using monoclonal antibody selected by 231 Leon,JuanB. Reproductive endocrinology and vaginal cyclophosphamide. cytology of the female llama (lama glama). 208 Mullins, Tracy M. Assessment of factors regulating growth Animal Science-DOCTORS 1990 hormone binding in pigs. 232 Al-Hozab,AdelAbdulla. The effects of hormones and 209 Polonen,IlpoJuhani. Effect of nutrition on reproductive inducers of intracellularmessengerson bovine embryo performance of young female mink. development in vitro : plasminogen activator production and 210 Widmann,AndreaA.Development of anenzyme changes in embryonic size. immunoassay using whole plasma to determine progesterone 233 Grobner, MarkA. A role for plasminogen in rabbit embryo concentrations during early pregnancy in the mare. development. Animal Science-DOCTORS 1983 234 Lewis, Robert David.Effects of pastureand management 211 Clarke,StephenEmil. Mathematical modeling of selection variables on forage intake by grazing sheep. and crossbreeding in beef cattle. 235 Nassar, Abdul-Rahman Hassan. Development, 212 Lukefahr,StevenD. Evaluation of rabbit breeds and characterization and application of polyclonal antibodies crosses for overall commercial productivity. against ovine adipocytes for body fat reduction by passive immunization. 213 Saoud, Nabeel B.Sheep selection in retrospect. 214 Walker, Calvin. The influence of heredity and some Animal Science-DOCTORS 1991 environmental components on occurrence of puberty in gilts 236 Dill,ThomasO. Effect of Zinc, Copper and Selenium in confinement. supplementation on the humoral immune responseof 215 White,RandyDee. Mutagenic and toxicologic implications weaned beef steers. of pyrrolizidine (Senecio) alkaloids.
5 237 Killefer, John. Characterization and cloning of a cDNA Apparel, Interiors, and Merchandising-MASTERS 1992 encoding an adipocyte-specific membrane protein. 259 Cho, Liling. Perceived sensations of clothing labels on skin. 238 Nawaz, Mohammad. Genetic and environmental variation 260 Cho,ShiJean. Effect of consumers' and salespersons' age in production components of purebred and crossbred ewes. on perceptions of salespeople. 239 Shapiro,LelandSanford. Relationships among rump and 261 Durand, Elizabeth Victoria.Prevalence and sources of in rear legtypetraitsand reproductive performance mentoring relationships experienced by female Holsteins. undergraduate merchandising management students. 240 Slayden,OVDaniel. Endocrine regulation of uterine physiology in mink. Applied Anthropology see-Anthropology Animal Science-DOCTORS 1992 241 Akanbi,KamilAgbolade. Regulation of adipose stromal- vascular cell differentiation in culture. Atmospheric Sciences-MASTERS 1983 242 Kwansa, Wilhelmina. Evaluation of responses of sows and 262 Curtis, Joel C. Statistical surface wind forecasting at their litters to feeding patterns. Goodnoe Hills, Washington. Anthropology-MASTERS 1992 263 Ek,MichaelBryan. The influence of the diurnal variation of stability on potential evaporation. 243 Krause, ElizabethL. Slippery paths: Connections and divergences between historic preservation and tourism in 264 Hsu, Wu-ron. Evaluation of a probabilistic quantitative Micronesia. precipitation forecasting experiment. 265 Lee, Sheng-wei. Analysis of surface wind stress and ocean 244 McArdle,TheresaM. An ethnography of Mexican circulations simulated by general circulation models. migrantsinCorvallis, Oregon : linguistic and social isolation. Atmospheric Sciences-MASTERS 1984 Apparel, Interiors, and Merchandising-MASTERS 1987 266 Oh, Jai-Ho. The energy budget and mass balance of the OSU atmospheric general circulation model viewed in terms 245 Allen,PatriciaGehrman. The Thomas Kay Woolen Mill, finishing departments 1890-1962. of constant pressure layers. Apparel, Interiors, and Merchandising-MASTERS 1988 Atmospheric Sciences-MASTERS 1985 McBain. The suitability of optical particle 246 Duggan, Lynette I. Marketing practices of textile-related, 267 Hubbe,John counters for covariance estimates of the dry deposition home-based business owners. velocity of particulate aerosols. Apparel, Interiors, and Merchandising-MASTERS 1989 268 Hukari, Neil F. Photographic analysis of buoyant stack 247 Hennessy, Karen. The effect of music in fashion video plumes in a laboratory model of the turbulent mixed layer. advertisements on attitude toward apparel brand. 269 Mitchell,ConneeS. The use of climate classification 248 Surerus, Jo Anne M. The effect of Crafted with Pride in schemes to assess the performance of general circulation the USA cues on evaluations of sweaters made in the USA a models. developed country, and a developing country. Atmospheric Sciences-MASTERS 1986 249 Van Slyke, Ruth E. Wardrobe expenditures of women Frank,HelmutP. Turbulent structure in the born and employed full-time in five occupational categories. 270 stable boundary layer. 250 Ying,Tzung-hung. Radon released during the simulated NimalK. K. Structure of turbulence in stratified laundry process. 271 Gamage, flow: aircraft data from SESAME and ALPEX. Apparel, Interiors, and Merchandising-MASTERS 1990 Atmospheric Sciences-MASTERS 1987 251 Ainsworth, Rebecca A. Color in the work environment. 272 Chu, Cheng-tsong. Parameterization of shallow convection 252 Fukumura,DawnH. Congruency between self-concept and in the boundary layer. store image within an elderly apparel consumer population. 273 Giirer, Kemal. Concentration distributions of non-buoyant, 253 Hughes,HeidiP. Home sewers' and fabric store managers' weakly buoyant and buoyant effluents from a continuous expectationsof fabricstoresalespersonnel's product point source within a convectively mixed layer. knowledge, education, and experience. 274 Jiang, Xingjian. Role of oceanic heat transport processes in 254 Johnson, Cheryl Cruzan. Relationship between fashion COb2s-induced warming :analysis of simulations by the leadership and apparel buying behavior among Oregon OSU coupled atmosphere-ocean general circulation model. women. 275 Kim, Jinwon. The effects of an isolated mesoscale island on Apparel, Interiors, and Merchandising-MASTERS 1991 a stably-stratified airstream. 255 Burton, Kathryn Lee. A chronology of an interior design 276 Wijesekera, Hemantha. Diagnostic modeling study of a projectemphasizingvariousgraphiccommunication severe narrow cold-frontal rainband. methods. Atmospheric Sciences-MASTERS 1988 256 Demissee,DebbraW. Influence of clothing as a decision criterion on high school students' social participation 277 Bennett,ShawnP. A case study of the May 28, 1985 mesoscale convective system observed during the O.K. PRE- comparison of students and teachers. STORM Project. 257 Ho,Shan-hsinAngie. A comparative study of apparel 278 Dixit, Sanjay. Simulation of tropical pacific circulation shoppingorientationsbetweenAsianAmericansand anomalies with linear atmosphere and ocean models. Caucasian Americans. Edwalds, Eric. A numerical study of sulfur and nitrogen 258 Tatarka, Bernadette. A study of fashion change related to 279 scavenging in a mesoscale rainband observed in the GALE men's boxer undershortsasdepictedinSears annual merchandise catalogs (1946-1988). experiment.
6 280 Pirlet,AndreJean. An investigation of therelation Atmospheric Sciences-DOCTORS 1988 between total ozone and synoptic tropospheric disturbances. 300 Ruscher,PaulHarold. An examination of structure and 281 Tomas,RobertA. Subseasonal variability in the Southern parameterizationof turbulenceinthestably-stratified Hemisphere as simulated by a two-level atmospheric general atmospheric boundary layer. circulation model. Atmospheric Sciences-DOCTORS 1989 Atmospheric Sciences-MASTERS 1989 301 Oh, Jai-ho. Physically-based general circulation model 282 Huang, Huei-I. The long-term variations of east Asia jet parameterization of clouds and their radiative interaction. stream in the wintertime. 283 Lu, Chungu. A study of positive cloud-to-ground lightning Atmospheric Sciences-DOCTORS 1991 flashes in mesoscale convective systems. 302 Alm,JoongBae. A study of El Nino/southern oscillation : 284 Nance, Jon D. Turbulence structure within an inclined numerical experiments and data analysis. laboratory convection tank. 303 Gamage,NimalK. K. Modellingandanalysisof geophysical turbulence : use of optimal transforms and basis Atmospheric Sciences-MASTERS 1990 sets. 285 Hagelberg, Carl R. Stability analysis of homogeneous 304 Kim, Jinwon. Turbulent and gravity wave transport in the shear flow : the linear and nonlinear theories and a free atmosphere. Hamiltonian formulation. Biochemistry and Biophysics-MASTERS 1984 Atmospheric Sciences-MASTERS 1991 305 Alayan,MohammadAtta. Selenium metabolism in the 286 De Silva,SirilathJ. Statistical relationships between the chick and effects of Vitamin E and selenium on heat stress. mesoscale organization of convection, precipitation and the large-scale wind fields during the GATE. Biochemistry and Biophysics-MASTERS 1985 287 Stone,KennethA. Modeled and observed longwave 306 Abdul-Latif, Fazilah. Site-specific 3'-terminal deletions in radiances at the top of the atmosphere. Escherichia coli 16S rRNA and the effect on assembly of 30S ribosomal subunits. Atmospheric Sciences-MASTERS 1992 307 Yao, Cheng C. Environmental influences on monoterpenes 288 Barbour,PhilipL (Philip Lee). The use of conserved and phenolics of Mentha piperita. variables in the modeling and parameterization of shallow cumulus trade wind boundary layers. Biochemistry and Biophysics-MASTERS 1987 289 Chang, Fu-lung. Toward the estimation of errors in cloud 308 Pollock, MartinL.Biochemical studiesonthe cover derived by threshold methods. mosquitocidal delta endotoxin of Bacillus thuringiensis 290 Wang, Chunzai. Numericalsimulationsof nonlinear subsp. israelensis. baroclinic instability with a spherical wave-mean flow 309 Rosenbaum, Larry C. Structural characterization of the model. cardiac muscarinic acetylcholine receptor. Atmospheric Sciences-DOCTORS 1983 Biochemistry and Biophysics-MASTERS 1989 291 Yoon, Soon-chang. The structure of turbulent entraining 310 Booth,Joseph.Attemptedcloningof T4phage flow in an annulus with a rotating screen. ribonucleotide reductase. 311 Chang, Yung-jin. Production of peptide growth factors by Atmospheric Sciences-DOCTORS 1984 oncogene-transformed balbserum-free mouse embryo cells. 292 Batteen, Mary L. Numerical studies of mesoscale eddies 312 Durst, Robert W. Substitution of germanium for boron in usingquasigeostrophicandprimitiveequationocean suspension-cultured carrot cells. models. 313 Solem, Michele Lee. Novel icosanoids from the red marine 293 Kang, In-sik. Quasi-stationary atmospheric responses to alga Farlowia mollis. large-scale forcing. 294 Lee,TaeYoung. A numerical study of coastal straws cloud Biochemistry and Biophysics-MASTERS 1991 in a two-dimensional meso-scale model. 314 Bradford, Mary Beth. Characterization of the infection 295 Tollerud,EdwardI. An observational study of the wind cycle of the Orgyia pseudotsugata multicapsid nuclear fields associated with GATE cloud clusters. polyhedrosis virus in Lymantria dispar cells. 315 Geierstanger, BernhardB.Base specific binding of copper Atmospheric Sciences-DOCTORS 1985 (II)to Z-DNA : 1.3 A singlecrystalstructureof 296 Kushnir, Yochanan. Subseasonal variability in a two-level d(mp5sCGUAmp5sCG) soaked with CuClb2s. atmospheric general circulation model. 316 Winzeler, Elizabeth A. The effects of pH on the torsional 297 Ueyoshi, Kyozo. Numericalsimulationofplanetary flexibility of DNA bound to a nucleosome core particle. boundary-layer evolution and mesoscale flow over irregular terrain under daytime heating conditions. Biochemistry and Biophysics-DOCTORS 1983 317 Bestwick, Richard Keith. DNA precu[r]sor Atmospheric Sciences-DOCTORS 1987 compartmentation in mammalian cells: metabolic and anti- 298 Wang, Jough-tai. An observational study of the energetics metabolicstudiesof nuclear and mitochondrial DNA and dynamical aspects of GATE cloud clusters. synthesis. 299 Wilks,DanielS. Specification of local surface weather 318 Herron, G. Scott. Partial purification and characterization elementsfromlarge-scalegeneralcirculationmodel of the atrial muscarinicacetylcholine receptor. information,withapplicationtoagriculturalimpact 319 Potter,DavidWillard.Metabolicpathwayofthe assessment. nitrosoureas catalyzed by cytochrome P-450 and NADPH cytochrome P-450 reductase.
7 320 Proffitt,JohnHouston. Gene structure in Saccharomyces 344 Wang, Kai. Adenovirus complementary strand synthesis in cerevisiae: DNase I hypersensitive sites in galactose gene vivo. cluster and non-detection of 5-methylc[yt]osine. 345 Yoo,YoungSook. Generation and in vitro assembly 321 Szent-Gyorgyi, Christopher Stephan.An electrophoretic evaluation of a site-specific deletion in Escherichia coli investigationofnucleoproteinorganizationinyeast small subunit ribosomal RNA. chromatin. Biochemistry and Biophysics-DOCTORS 1988 322 Weber,ShaneCrawford. Active chromatin structure of 346 Compton, Larry A. Circular dichroism spectroscopy and Saccharomyces cerevisiae :high mobility group proteins, histone modifications and DNase I sensitivity. the conformational analysis of globular proteins in the native and denatured state. 323 Williams,DavidEdward. Purification, characterization and comparative properties of hepatic microsomal mixed- 347 Olafsdottir, Kristin. Mitochondrial glutathione and the function oxidase enzymes from rat and rainbow trout. effect of perturbed calcium homeostasis on rat hepatocyte thiols. Biochemistry and Biophysics-DOCTORS 1984 348 Spiro, Craig. Studies on DNA precursor metabolism in 324 Cremo, Christine.Characterizationandphotoaffinity vaccinia virus-infected mamalian cells. labeling of the muscarinic acetylcholine receptor. 349 Tirmenstein, Mark A.Studiesontheglutathione 325 Francis,RalphT. Hemoglobin-binding proteins in the dependent protection of thecellnucleus againstlipid amphibian Taricha granulosa. peroxidation. 326 Purohit, Sarla. Bacteriophage T4-coded dihydrofolate Biochemistry and Biophysics-DOCTORS 1989 reductase : cloning and structural analysis of its gene and Abdul-Latif, Fazilah. Modulation of translational fidelity organization of flanking regions. 350 by small subunit ribosoma RNA from Escherichia coli. 327 Riscoe,MichaelKevin. 5'-methylthioadenosine and 5- methylthioribose : studies on their metabolism and function 351 Gross, MichaelKarl. Thymidine kinase mRNA and in mammalian cells. protein levels during myogenic withdrawal from the cell cycle :identification of an mRNA-independent regulatory MichealH. Properties and conformation of P-form 328 Zehfus, mechanism. DNA. 352 Moyer,RichardA. Site-specific aflatoxin Bbl sadduction Biochemistry and Biophysics-DOCTORS 1985 of sequence-positioned nucleosome core particles. 329 Akiyoshi,DonnaE. Cytokinin biosynthesis in crown gall 353 Tota,MichaelR.Interactionofthemuscarinic tumors. acetylcholine receptor with effector proteins. 330 Chow,Kuan-chihW. In vitro adenovi us DNA replication. 354 Wang, Yeong. Organization of T4 bacteriophage genes and gene products involved in DNA precursor biosynthesis. 331 Darussamin, Asril. Reactions of horseradish peroxidase with the isothiocyanates of horseradish oil. Biochemistry and Biophysics-DOCTORS 1990 332 Fujikura, Yuzo. Lysophospholipase of germinating barley 355 Hu,Chin-Hwa. Structural requirements for adenovirus seeds. DNA replication. Weitz,StephenL. Alternatives to the DNA precursor- 333 356 Man,Byung-joo.Insightsintomammalian DNA synthesizing enzyme complex hypothesis. replication from analysis ofmutations affecting 334 Yager, Thomas D. Nucleosomeinstabilities in deoxynbonucleotide biosynthesis. physiological salt. 357 Rahman,MohammadA. Accessibility of highly conserved Biochemistry and Biophysics-DOCTORS 1986 RNA sequences of Escherichia coli 70S ribosomes and implications for developing antibacterial agents. 335 Ahern,Kevin. Adenovirus replication in trans: a new replication pathway. 358 Shih,AhShing. Structure and function of chromatin studies at the nucleosome and nuclear matrix levels. 336 Kuo, Huey-ju. Factors affecting the activation of rabbit muscle phosphofructokinase by actin. 359 Xu, Fu-yun. Intramolecular and intermolecular strand hybridization during adenovirus DNA replication. 337 Leeds,JanetM. DNA precursor compartmentation in mammalian cells: distribution and rates of equilibration 360 Zhao, Zhizhuang. Regulation of phosphofructokinase by between nucleus and cytoplasm. reversible inactivation. 338 Lundgard, Robert. Characterization of different forms of Biochemistry and Biophysics-DOCTORS 1991 lysophospholipase in barley. 361 Bennett, Kelly L. Sequence conversion during adenovirus 339 Mittelstaedt, Denice. Rapid kinetic studies of thymidylate DNA replication. synthase. 362 Chang, Yung-jin. Analysis of ras gene mutations in 340 Ramsdell,HowardScott. Toxicity and in vitro metabolism rainbow trout tumors. of Senecio jacobaea pyrrolizidine alkaloids in the rat and 363 Dong, Feng. Towards the understanding of the function of mouse. the histone "tails" with respect to the structure, stability, and Biochemistry and Biophysics-DOCTORS 1987 function of chromatin. H. CDNA cloning and sequencing of 341 McMurray, Cynthia T. The binding of ethidium bromide 364 Lang,Walter to chromatin : model for carcinogen interactions. Octopus dofleini hemocyanin. EdwardEric.Repressionofdihydrofolate 342 Sargent, Roy Geoffrey. Deoxyribonucleotides as 365 Schmidt, determinants of DNA replication fidelity in bacteriophage reductase synthesis during myogenesis : identification and T4. characterization of a transcriptional regulatory mechanism. 343 Staskus, Paul. A double-stranded secondary structure for Biochemistry and Biophysics-DOCTORS 1992 hyaluronic acid in aqueous-organic solvent as revealed by 366 Almehdi,MirzaA.Thefunctionandstructural vacuum ultraviolet circular dichroism. characteristics of conserved regions within Escherichia Coil small subunit ribosomal RNA.
8 367 Jean, Paul A. Glutathione conjugation as a determinant in 387 Mitman, Grant Gregory. Development,reproductive 1,2-dihaloethane and alpha-naphthylisothiocyanate toxicity. morphology, and cytology of Halosaccion glandiforme 368 Loo,DerykThomas. Nonsenecent serum-free mouse (Gmelin) Ruprecht (Rhodophyceae, Palmariales). proastroblasts : extended culture, growth responses in vitro, 388 Smith,MurielK.Characterizationofstrainsof and applicationtothecultureof human embryonic Scenedesmus resistant to the herbicide DCMU, (3-(3,4- astrocytes. dichlorophenyl)- 1, 1 -dimethylurea). 369 Young, James Patrick.Enzymeassociations in 389 Snow,BillyDouglas. Plant communities of the grassy balds deoxyribonucleotide biosynthesis : anti-idiotypic antibodies of Marys Peak, Oregon. as probes for direct protein-protein interactions. 390 Yoder,BarbaraJ. Comparative water relations of Abies 370 Zhong, Lingxiu. Dependence of secondary structure of grandis, Abies concolor and their hybrids. biopolymers on environment : a circular dichroism study of 391 Zahora,AndrewRoy. Methylisothiocyanate as a wood
equivocal amino acid sequences in proteins and of left- fumigant :fungitoxicity to Poria carbonica in wood and handed DNA. gelatin encapsulation for use in wood products. 371 Zhou, Guangwen. Stabilization of Z-DNA by 392 Angwin, Peter Andrew.Environmental factors influencing demethylation of thymine bases : a crystallization and the rate of spread of Phellinus weirii (Murr.) Gilbertson in thenno-dynamic study of d(mp5sCGUAmp5sCG). young-growth Douglas-fir. Bioresource Engineering-MASTERS 1991 393 Carre,DeborahDanielle.Influenceof atmospheric humidity and free water on germination and germ tube Fehringer,Ronald 372 J. A comparison of drift from hooded growth of Botrytis cinerea Pers. and open-boom agricultural sprayers. 373 Ortega-Farias, Samuel Orlando. Analysis of Botany and Plant Pathology-MASTERS 1985 evaportranspiration by the Bowen Ratio, Penman, and 394 Clark,DeborahAnn. Influence of site, soil, and inoculum hydrologic balance methods. density on dwarf bunt (Tilletia controversa Kuhn) of winter wheat. Bioresource Engineering-MASTERS 1992 395 Magee, Teresa K. Invasionby trees into a grassy bald on 374 Axness,DanielS. Estimating ground cover via spectral Marys Peak, Oregon Coast Range. data. 396 Meyer,Julie(JulieRae).Microbialchangesand Thom 375 Edgar, G. Feasibility study for a Tillamook County interactionsintherhizosphereof vesicular-arbuscular dairy waste treatment and methane generation facility. mycorrhizal plants. Botany see-Botany and Plant Pathology 397 Shelly, J. Stephen.Biosystematic studiesof Phacelia capitata (Hydrophyllaceae),a speciesendemic to serpentine soils in southwestern Oregon. Botany and Plant Pathology-MASTERS 1983 398 Trail,Frances. The growth of wild-type and genetically- 376 Bender, Carol Lavane.Pathogenic specialization and marked strains of Tilletia caries and T. controversa in heterothallism in Sphaerotheca pannosa var.rosae. susceptible and resistant wheat cultivars. 377 Bouzar, Hacene. A survey of Agrobacteriumstrains Botany and Plant Pathology-MASTERS 1986 associated with Georgia pecan trees and an immunological study of the bacterium. 399 Baca,Steve.Distribution and characterizationof ice nucleation active strains of Pseudomonas syringae from 378 Brown,Kevin R. Growth and reproductive ecology of diseased woody plants and grasses. Larix laricina in interior Alaska. 400 Fredricks,NancyAnn. Calochortus howellii: ecology of a 379 Churchill,Alice CynthiaLouise. Growth properties of rare serpentine endemic, and comparison with the new induced mutants of the common wheat-bunt fungus, Tilletia species, C. umpquaensis (Liliaceae). caries, in axenic culture and in planta. 401 Kerle, ElizabethA. The ecology of lupines in Crater Lake 380 Johnson,KennethBjorn. Role of inoculum sources of National Park, Oregon. Botrytis cinerea in the epidemiology of gray mold of snap beans. 402 Lightfoot, Richard (Richard Thomas).Studies on the germination and growth of Anisogramma anomala Peck 381 Kirkland, MarjorieLynn. The roles of Verticillium (Muller) in vitro. dahliae, Colletotrichum atramentarium, Erwinia carotovora subsp. carotovora and E. carotovora subsp. atroseptica in 403 Lusk-Newman,DemarisE. Pseudaleuria quinaultiana, a "early dying" disease of potatoes. new genus and species of operculate ascomycete from the Olympic Peninsula. 382 Ried,JeffreyL.Genomiccomparisonsofseed- transmissible and non-seed-transmissible strains of cucumber 404 Postman,JosephD. Studies on canker in European filbert mosaic virus. caused by Anisogrammaanomala. 383 Schisler,DavidAlbert. The nature of Fusarium exclusion 405 Smith,ElaineD. Ozone flux in Helianthus annuus (L.). from coniferous forestsoils : evidence of differential Botany and Plant Pathology-MASTERS 1987 microbial involvement in forest vs. nursery soils. 406 Goldfarb, Barry. Trichoderma spp. : distribution in stumps Botany and Plant Pathology-MASTERS 1984 infested with Phellinus weirii and growth and antagonism in 384 Anderson, Dirk M. Transposon-induced nutritional and vitro. virulence mutantsintwo pathovarsof Pseudomonas 407 Hural, Kirsten. Influence of atmospheric humidity on syringae. sporulation of Sphaerotheca pannosa (Wallr.) Lev. var. 385 Donoso, TeresaG. The phytoplankton and limnological rosae Wor. characteristics of Lago Rupanco, Osorno, Chile. 408 Malvick,DeanK. Survival and dispersal of Pseus[i.e. 386 Joyal, Elaine. Ecology and reproduction in Collomia d]omonas syringae in a maple nursery and pear orchard. macrocalyx Brand (Polemoniaceae). 409 Marsden,KatherineE.Cytokininantagonistsand antibiotics related to nalidixic acid : effects on Phaseolus and Nicotiana callus tissues.
9 410 Mpunami, Anatolia. Purification and partial 431 Lolas, Mauricio. Response tofenamiphos,extraction characterization of a virus associated with korogwe leaf spot techniquesandpopulationdynamicsof Pratylenchus disease of sisal. penetrans on western Oregon red raspberry. 411 Walter,MichaelH. Double-stranded RNA isolated from 432 Ruttum,JoanneC. Development of in vitro lily scale grapevine affected by grapevine stem-pitting disease. budlets as related to virus elimination. 433 Wittig,HansP. P. Effect of resident epiphytic fungi Botany and Plant Pathology-MASTERS 1988 development of brown rot blossom blightof stone fruits. 412 Bertoni, Gregory. Biological and molecular characterization of wild type parental and nonpathogenic Botany and Plant Pathology-DOCTORS 1983 mutantstrainsofPseudomonassyringaepathovars 434 Alvarez,IsabelFernandez. Nursery, cold storage, and phaseolicola and syringae. field studies on western conifers inoculated with spores of 413 Cappaert,MarlysR. Irrigation water and plant density Pisolithus tinctorius. effects on the epidemiology of aerial stem rot of potatoes. 435 Broich, Steven L. A systematic study of Lathyrus vestitus 414 Cook, Kathy L. Distribution of Acremonium coenophialum Nutt. ex T. & G. (Fabaceae) and allied species of the Pacific in developingseedlings and inflorescencesof Festuca Coast. arundinacea. 436 Doubet, Scott. Synthesis and assembly of Focus zygote cell 415 Jochimsen,KennethN. Evaluation of hop (Humulus walls with an emphasis on alignate and fucans. lupulus L.) protoplast inoculation with Prunus necrotic 437 Gallian, John J.Effectsofvolatilefungicideson ringspot virus. Sphaerotheca pannosa on rose. 416 McDade,MaryHelen. The source area for coarse woody 438 Gashaira, Bashir. Brown rot of sweet cherry in western debris in small streams in western Oregon and Washington. Oregon. 417 Nelson,MarkE. Potential of Trichoderma sp. for inhibition 439 Goodell, Jody Jellison. Characteristics of the lentil strain of of Botrytis cinerea and Sclerotinia sclerotiorum on snap pea seedborne mosaic virus. beans. 440 Grybauskas, Arvydas P. Forecasting Pseudocercosporella 418 Sexton,CamilleMarie. The development and use of herpotrichoides foot rot of winter wheat. breaking radius and impact bending tests for measuring 441 Kentula, Mary E. Production dynamics of a Zostera wood strength loss caused by basidiomycetes isolated from marina L. bed in Netarts Bay, Oregon. air-seasoningDouglas-fir. 442 Michaels, ThomasJoseph. In vitro culture and growth 419 Shufelt,EileenMarie. Evaluation of assay systems for the modeling of Tuber spp. and inoculation of hardwoods with determination of susceptibility of the hop (Humulus lupulus) T. melanosporum ascospores. to Verticillium wilt caused by Verticillium dahliae. 443 Parke,JenniferLee. Factorsaffectingthe inoculum 420 Tidball,CarolynJean. The biology and controlof potential of VA and ectomycorrhizal fungi.in forest soils of Phytophthora root and stem rot of apple rootstocks from southwest Oregon and northern California. stool beds. 444 Szabo, Leslie J. Genetic recombination of the integrative Botany and Plant Pathology-MASTERS 1989 plasmid pMC7105 of Pseudomonassyringae pv. 421 Alverson,EdwardR. Biosystematics of parsley-ferns, phaseolicola involves repetitive sequences. Cryptogramma R. Br., in western North America. 445 Whiting,MarkCarlos.Distributionalpatternsand taxonomic structure of diatom assemblages in Netarts Bay, 422 Gecy,JeanneLeslie.Propagulesources,disturbance characteristics and the initalestablishment of riparian Oregon. vegetation after debris flows. Botany and Plant Pathology-DOCTORS 1984 Botany and Plant Pathology-MASTERS 1990 446 Antos,JosephA. Responses of forest understory plants to 423 Kaye, Thomas N. Autecology reproductive ecology, and burialby volcanictephrafrom MountSt.Helens, demographyofAstragalusaustralisvar.olympicus Washington. (Fabaceae). 447 Hessburg,PaulFrancis.Pathogenesisandintertree 424 Knott,ElizabethA. Genetic diversity and interactions in transmission of Verticicladiella wageneri in Douglas-fir populations of plants and pathogens. (Pseudotsuga menziesii). 448 Kelley,RandallDavid. Location of prune dwarf and Botany and Plant Pathology-MASTERS 1991 prunus necrotic ringspot viruses in sweet cherry pollen and 425 Clark, Deborah Louise.Factorsdeterminingspecies fruit. compositionofpost-disturbancevegetationfollowing 449 Pinkerton,JohnNelson. Relationship of Pratylenchus logging and burning of an old growth Douglas-fir forest. penetrans (Cobb, 1917) population density and yield of 426 Meinke, Robert James Biosystematicstudiesof the peppermint, Mentha piperita L.. Mimulus moschatus complex in the Pacific Northwest. 450 Ripley,JamesDouglas.Descriptionoftheplant 427 Merrifield, Kathryn J. Population dynamics, extraction, communities and succession of the Oregon coast grasslands. and responsetonematicideof threeplantparasitic 451 Stone,CatherineS. Patterns in coastal marsh vegetation of nematodes on peppermint (mentha piperita L.). the Juneau area, Alaska. 428 Pfleeger,ThomasG. (Thomas George).Organic pesticide Botany and Plant Pathology-DOCTORS 1985 modification of the species interactions in an annual plant community. 452 Ballo, Barbara. The effects of abscisic acid on gene 429 Wright, Carolyn E. A systematic and ecological study of expression during wheat germination. Astragalus diaphanus (Fabaceae). 453 Hunt, Gary. Soil fungal hyphal dynamics and seasonal hypogeoussporocarpproductioninwesternOregon Botany and Plant Pathology-MASTERS 1992 Douglas-fir forests. 430 Holah, JenniferC. Effects of Phellinus weirii on plant community composition and succession of mature and old- growth Douglas-fir forests.
10 454 Kough,JohnLawrence. Relationship of extra-matrical 475 Sugar, David. The disease cycle of side rot of pear, caused hyphae of vesicular-arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi to plant by Phialophora malorum. growth response. 476 Whitesides,StevenK. Epidemiology of disease caused by 455 Poplawsky,AlanR. Characterization of the replication, Pseudomonas syringae as an epiphyte and its frequency, incompatibility, and recombination regions of Pseudomonas distribution, and characteristics as an endophyte of pear. syringae pv. phaseolicola plasmid pEXC8080. Botany and Plant Pathology-DOCTORS 1991 456 Przybylowicz, Paul. Establishment of Poria carbonica in wood and colonization by basidiomycetes of Douglas-fir 477 DeNicola,DeanM. Effects of sustrate relief, light intensity utility poles during airseasoning. and herbivory on thedistributionand abundance of periphyton in laboratory streams. 457 Stewart,GlennH. Forest structure and regeneration in the Tsuga heterophylla - Abies amabilis transition zone, central 478 Fernando, W. Gerard Dilantha. Biology, epidemiology, Western Cascades, Oregon. and biological and chemical control of Phytophthora vignae. 458 Woods, Wendy W. Responses of algal populations to 479 lanson,DavidC. Variation in plant response to inoculation parasitism by Aphelidium chlorococcarum and chytrids in with different isolates of vesicular arbuscular mycorrhizal an Oregon sewage lagoon. fungi. 480 Ingersoll, Cheryl A. Plant reproductive ecology and Botany and Plant Pathology-DOCTORS 1986 community structure along a sub alpine snowmelt gradient. 459 Apple,JeanneDebons. A potato growth and production 481 McCluskey, Kevin. Molecular karyotyping of Ustilago model. hordei and related smut fungi. 460 Dalton, DavidAndrews. Investigations into the physiology of nitrogen fixation: Part I. Nickel metabolism of plants and Botany and Plant Pathology-DOCTORS 1992 bacteria: Part U. Peroxide scavenging in soybean root 482 Boudreau,MarkAlan. Effects of intercropping beans with nodules. maize on angular leaf spot and rust of beans. 461 Ehrenshaft,Marilyn.Integrationandexcisionof 483 Cazares, Efren. Mycorrhizal fungi and their relationship to pMMC7105 in Pseudomonas syringae pv. phaseolicola plant succession in subalpine habitats. occur by recombination between copies of a repetitive IS- 484 Finckh,MariaRenate. Interactive effects of stripe rust and like sequence. plant competition in heterogeneous wheat populations. 462 Hennon,PaulEdward. Pathological and ecological aspects 485 Meinke, Robert James.Systematic and reproductive of decline and mortality of Chamaecyparis nootkatensis in studiesof Mimulus (Scrophulariaceae)inthePacific southeast Alaska. Northwest : implications for conservation biology. 463 Nielsen, GaryIt (GaryRichard). The spatial distribution 486 O'Dell, ThomasE. Mycorrhizal and other root endophytic of wood-nestingants inthe central Coast Range of Oregon. fungi of lupines in the Pacific Northwest 464 Williamson,John D. (JohnDavid). The effects of abscisic acid on gene expression during embryogenesis in wheat. Chemical Engineering-MASTERS 1983 487 Barton, KathleenPatricia. Calcium carbonate scaling in a Botany and Plant Pathology-DOCTORS 1987 deluged dry cooling system. 465 Chatfield,J.Mark. Cytokinin oxidaseactivity from 488 Davis,DanielScott. Absorption of oxygen in water using a Phaseolus vulgaris L. cv. Great Northern callus tissues. multi-stage, crosscurrent packed column. 466 Halpern, CharlesB. Twenty-one years of secondary 489 Kirk,RaymondW. Thesimulatedandmeasured succession in Pseudotsuga forests of the western Cascade performance of rotary dryers used to dry wood waste fuels Range, Oregon. using boiler exhaust gases. 467 Harmon, MarkE. Logs as sites of tree regeneration in 490 Lahm, Lawrence. Effects of water quality and surface Piceasitchensis-Tsugaheterophyllaforestsof coastal temperature on the scaling characteristics of cooling tower Washington and Oregon. water. 468 Schisler,DavidAlbert. Microbial analysis of coniferous 491 Lee, RobertLiang-heng. The optimal spacing between two forest and nurserysoils : effectsof ectomycorrhizae, plunging jets for oxygen absorption. volatiles, and humic-rich organic substrates. 492 Roy, BhaskerVilva. Fouling characteristics of cooling Botany and Plant Pathology-DOCTORS 1988 tower water: pH effect. 469 Bouzar, Hacene. Serological identification of common and Chemical Engineering-MASTERS 1984 strain-specific antigens in Agrobacterium. 493 Cates,DavidLawrence. Calcium sulfate scaling under 470 Steinman,AlanD. Effects of current velocity, irradiance, boiling conditions. and herbivoryon algal assemblagesin laboratorystreams. 494 hndakm,AbdussalamOmar. Fouling of heat transfer Botany and Plant Pathology-DOCTORS 1990 surfaces under forced circulation boiling condition. 471 Angwin, PeterAndrew. Geneticsofsexualityand 495 Towle, Betsy. Oxygen absorption in water using a multiple population genetics of Phellinus weirii. stage crosscurrent packed tower with and without recycle. 472 Evenden,AngelaG. Ecology and distribution of riparian Chemical Engineering-MASTERS 1985 vegetation in the Trout Creek Mountains of southeastern 496 Danko, JosephP. A study of chemical equilibria in the Oregon. kraft smelt dissolving system. 473 Fernandez,JesusPerez. Rhynchosporium orthosponim in 497 Gilson, ThomasL. A computer model of two component orchardgrass, isolation frequency, colonization, variability, mass transfer from single rising gas bubbles in water. and an evaluation of cultivar resistance. 498 Herbig,ScottM. Solubilities of various salts in cooling 474 Lewis, KatherineJoAnn. Epidemiology and population tower water and a correlation to determine their scaling biology of Inonotus tomentosus as a pathogen of forests of threshold. British Columbia. 499 Obuskovic, Nevenka S.Heat transfer between moving beds of solids and a transverse finned tube.
11 500 Sanz, Carlos C. Strategies for process flowsheeting. Chemical Engineering-MASTERS 1992 Chemical Engineering-MASTERS 1986 524 Henderson, Kelley. Oxygen mass transfer and shear sensitivity studies during cultivation of Nicotiana tabacum 501 Couturier, Patrick. Experimental studies of internal model var. Wisconsin 38 in a stirred-tank bioreactor. control. 525 Kokron,CarlosJ. Modeling large temperature swings in 502 Frederick,NicholasD. Plain and finned tube scaling in a heat regenerators using orthogonal collocation. deluged dry cooling system. 526 Kraisuwansarn, Nichakorn. Simulation of a membrane 503 Yoon, Woon-young. Water quality effect on fouling of the reactor for ammonia decomposition. heattransfersurface under forcedcirculationboiling Lourvanij, Khavinet. Reactions of glucose in H-Y zeolite condition. 527 catalysts. Chemical Engineering-MASTERS 1987 528 Matandos, Marcio. Use of orthogonal collocation in the 504 Daniel, Tyrone. Nucleate boiling in a vertical annular duct. dynamic simulation of staged separation processes. 505 Jones, Timothy J. The solubilityof naphthalene in 529 Sinquefield,ScottA. A microcomputer software package supercriticalcarbondioxide : acomparisonof the for simulation of non-ideal aqueous electrolyte systems at compressed-gas and expanded-liquid treatments. equilibrium. 506 Oufer, Lounes. Nucleate boiling of various fluids in a Chemical Engineering-DOCTORS 1983 thermosiphon reboiler. 530 Daous,MuhammadA. Measuring and modeling solids Chemical Engineering-MASTERS 1988 movement in a large, cold fluidized-bed test facility. 507 Luh, Song-ping. The cloud point composition and flory- Chemical Engineering-DOCTORS 1985 huggins interaction parameters of polyethylene glycol and Colakyan, Manuk. Moving bed heat transfer and fluidized sodium lignin sulfonate in water-ethanol mixtures. 531 elutriation. Chemical Engineering-MASTERS 1989 Chemical Engineering-DOCTORS 1987 508 Adolf,RonaldL. Preliminary study on the effect of pH on Santoso, Elisabeth. Fouling characteristics of cooling tower the treatment of lead contaminated wastewaters with ozone. 532 water containing corrosion inhibitors. 509 Al Dahhan,MuthanaH. Design of liquid-liquid contractor 533 Turton, Richard. Heat transfer studies in fine particle for the experimental studies ofmasstransfer : the evaluation of interface mass transfer coefficients on the binary system fluidized beds. water-n-butanol. Chemical Engineering-DOCTORS 1988 Bhaskar 510 Chandan, Arjundev. Periodate oxidation of 534 Cho, JongSoo. Gas absorption in a countercurrent packed cellulose - a complete kinetic study. tower : (1) Absorption with simultaneous chemical reaction 511 Gasteiger,HubertA.Mechanism andequilibrium (2) absorption into varying viscous solutions. modeling of aluminosilicate scaling in alkaline media. 535 Kim, Hee-taik. Prediction of thermodynamic properties of 512 Kelly, Barry. A computer program tosolve aqueous aqueous electrolyte solutions. inorganic equilibrium systems using Pitzer's method to determine activity coefficients. Chemical Engineering-DOCTORS 1989 513 Lee,Euisang.Temperature effects on surface energetic 536 Abu-Al-Saud, Abdullah A. The effect of copolymer and parameters evaluated at solid/liquid interfaces. iron on the fouling characteristics of cooling tower water 514 Liu, Darning. Modeling the conversion of glucose to containing corrosion inhibitors. hydroxymethylfurfural. 537 AI-Zahrani, Abdulrahim. Modeling and control studies of 515 Yasuda,DeanD. Modeling the conversion of arabinose to a magnetically-staged fluidized bed. furfural. 538 Obuskovic, Nevenka S. Heat transfer between moving beds of solids and a vertical tube. Chemical Engineering-MASTERS 1990 539 Yoon, Woon-young. A study of liquor side fouling in 516 Kang, SunKi. Iron oxidation by Thiobacillus ferrooxidans. sulfite spent liquor evaporators. 517 Knott, John A. Bioleaching of coal in fluidized bed. Chemical Engineering-DOCTORS 1990 518 Pashak, Jeffrey J. Design of a heat exchanger network to challenge controller design methods. 540 Oufer, Lounes. Fouling characteristics of organic fluids. 519 Sahle-Demessie, Endalkachew. Dynamic modeling of Chemical Engineering-DOCTORS 1991 thermal treatment of timber poles. 541 Krisdhasima, Viwat. gbs-lactoglubin adsorption Chemical Engineering-MASTERS 1991 equilibrium and kinetics at silanized silica surfaces. 520 AI-Malah,KamalIssaMasoud.gbs-Lactoglobulin Chemistry-MASTERS 1983 adsorption equilibrium at low - and high-energy surfaces. 542 Campi, Gregory Louis. A reaction rate determination of 521 Harvey,GlennB.Computerassisteddesignof aluminum with a microcomputer-based spectrofluorometer. humidification equipment. 543 Chong,EleeElizabeth. Classification of stationary phases 522 Lin, Dah-cheng. Fouling characteristics of a desalted crude in gas chromatography. oil. 544 Johnson, PaulRobert. Condensation of crotonic and tiglic 523 Luey, Ja-Kael. The effect of pH and ionic strength on the acids with aldehydes and ketones. adsorptionof gbs-lactoglobulin ontowell-characterized 545 McGlothlan, J.Kirk. Reduction of zirconium(IV) at a Pt silicon. microelectrodeinfusedequimolarsodiumchloride- potassium chloride. 546 Tang,Fa-tai. The diffusion coefficient of propane in helium.
12 Chemistry-MASTERS 1984 569 White,EdwardD.,III.Synthetic transformationsof shikimic acid. 547 Keasler,KennethM. Two studies concerning rare earth elements: I. Rare earth DTPA complexes as estuarine Chemistry-MASTERS 1989 hydrological tracers : II. Rare earth elemental concentrations 570 Casey, Coreen. Target fragmentation in the interaction of in some Pacific Northwest rivers. 12-16 MEV/NUCLEON p3sp2sS with plsp6sp5sHO. 548 McDaniel,DawnMarie. Chemical analysis for boron in 571 Fahey, Vincent. Electrochemistry at a reticulated nuclear reactor coolant water. Jefferson vitreous carbon flow electrode. 549 Radke, Garold E. Integration methods for enzymatic 572 Nelson, Stephen. Synthesis and oligomerization of analysis response curves which show maxima, minima or Jeffrey y, 4-Diamino-2-oxo-1(2H)-pyrimidinepentanoic acid. inflections. 573 Waddle, RobertD. The determination of gasoline and Chemistry-MASTERS 1985 alkyl benzenes in aqueous solution and the development of a 550 Engebrecht, Jeffrey Ronald. Chiral synthesis of alcohols remote reaction chamber for fiber optic remote sensing. via asymmetric epoxidation. Chemistry-MASTERS 1991 551 Hopkins, Glen A. Vibrational spectroscopy of hydrogen 574 Gander, Stuart C. Development of automated flow bonded species. injection apparatus and a novel flow cell for chemi- and 552 Ikeda, MarciaSakiko. Speciation of inorganic arsenic by bioluminescence determinations. hydride generation atomic absorption spectroscopy. 575 Jiang, Nan. Syntheses of labeled putative intermediates in 553 Pesklak,WilliamCharles. Laser induced nonresonance acivicin biosynthesis. atomic fluorescence observations in an analytical laser 576 Sale,PushkarAnant. Studies of chemical speciation of microprobe plume. tracemetalsinnaturalwatersusinganon-line 554 Tafesh, AhmedMohammed. Mechanisticstudiesof electrochemical cell and ion exchange system. vinylic carbenes in dimethyl sulfoxide. 555 Woo,Nam-tae. Metabolism of L-gas-arginineinthe Chemistry-MASTERS 1992 biosynthesis of blasticidin S. 577 Akella, Annapoorna. The synthesis of macrolactones from [omega]-hydroxyacyl xanthates. Chemistry-MASTERS 1986 578 Al-Kahtani,AbdullahA. High resolution spectroscopy of 556 Dodo,GeraldHaruo. Mass-flow control system utilizing BeBb2sHb8s and Cb2sHb6s. flow-feedback for gas chromatography. 579 Schmidt, RobertDean. Investigations into the mechanism 557 Fields,LawrenceD. Some recent developments in the of the photodechlorination of pentachlorobenzene. theory of significant figures and their applications to 580 Siemion,EdwardV. Pyridine reagents for chloroform chemical instrumentation. determination with a fiber optic chemical sensor. 558 Sun,KennethCheung-Ping.Synthesisandlow- 581 Wang, Haiyan. Advances in solid phase synthesis of neutral temperature Mossbauer effect investigation of intermediate- oligonucleotide analogues. spinhalobis(N,N'-dialkyldithiocarbamato)iron(III) complexes. Chemistry-DOCTORS 1983 Chemistry-MASTERS 1987 582 Ambrose,ArthurSigurd.Developmentoftrace enrichment techniques for trace metals in natural waters 559 Ghodoussi, Vahid. Factors influencing the competitive using high pressure liquid chromatography. rates of free-radical addition of ethyl 2-bromocarboxylates to selected alkene pairs. 583 Chong, WesleyKwanMung. Phenolic oxidative coupling : an approach to the synthesis of pretazettine. 560 Huang, Yo-hsin. The photochemistry of some polyhalobenzenes. 584 Danino, Jose C. Carbene rearrangements : intramolecular interaction of a triple bond with a carbene center. 561 Mahiou,Belaid. An evaluation of charge generation in 585 Elliott, Colin Bruce. Application of flow injection analysis hydrogen atom abstraction processes : the reaction of homoaryl and heteroaryhnethanes with t-butoxy radical. to enzymatic fluorescence kinetic methods. 562 Runyan,MarkTalbott. A stereochemically controlled 586 Smith, Monty Ray. A chemical and petrological study of approach to the morphine alkaloids : racemization of 8,9- igneous lithic clasts from the kapoeta howardite. benzo-4,5-dihydro-6,7-pyrido[4,3-d] oxanin-3(2H)-ones. Chemistry-DOCTORS 1984 563 Starbuck,BrianJ.Ion-pairhighpressureliquid 587 Bares,StevenJ. Laser excited fluorescence and vibrational chromatographytechniquesforthedeterminationof relaxation of matrix isolated metal oxides. quaternary ammonium compounds. 588 Collins, PaulR. An investigation of the clustering of 564 Wuerch,StephenEdward. A study of the chemistry of divalent cations in potassium bromide. diisopropyl-, cyclopropylisopropyl-, and dicyclopropylcarbene. 589 Dewald,LamarRobert. A microcomputer automated anodic stripping voltammetric analyzer for trace heavy metal Chemistry-MASTERS 1988 speciation. 565 Lee, Youn-Sik. The photochemistry of polychlorobenzenes 590 Kang, Myung ChoLStudies on the synthesis of the in micellar media. "northern" and "southern" segments of boromycin and 566 Salinas, John T. A critical comparison of methods for the aplasmomycin. determination of phytoplankton chlorophyll. 591 Lundeen, ThomasF. Nonlinear Raman spectroscopy of 567 Seckin,Turgay.Polybenzimidazolesynthesisfrom gases. compounds with sulfonate ester linkages. 592 Stirchak,EugeneP. Applicability of the Diels-Alder 568 Warrier, Ulhas S. Synthesis of a model of the spiroketal reactions of o-quinones towards the synthesis of quassinoids portion of avermectin B. and preparation of oxygenated benzeneacetic acids.
13 593 Weller,DoreenL. An approach to the morphine alkaloids : 616 Siggel, Michele Ruth Fisher.Experimental and theoretical synthesisof 9-methoxy-3-methyl-2,3,4,4a,5,6-hexahydro- investigation of the ability of oxygen-containing molecules 1H-benzofuro[3,2-e]isoq uinoline-7(7 all)-ones. to accept charge. 594 Wells, Fred V. Magnetic studies of 617 Van Engelen, Debra L.Selectivedetectionforgas bis(dialkyldithiocarbamato)iron(III) and chromatography by ultraviolet spectrometry. bis(dialkyldiselenocarbamato)iron(III) complexes. 618 VasquezdeMontalvo,SocorroI.Analyticaland mechanistic studies of the chemiluminescence oxidation of Chemistry-DOCTORS 1985 hydroxy-containing compounds. 595 Bennett,CaseyWayne.Microcomputercontrolled chemical and radiochemical separations and analysis. Chemistry-DOCTORS 1988 596 Eierman,RobertJ. Nitrogen isotope abundance ratio 619 Dantanarayana,AnuraPathmasiri. Synthesis of two determination using molecularemissionspectrometry. subunits of avermectin Bla. 597 McAfee,LyleVernon.Cocondensationproductsof 620 Erickson,W.Randal. Studies on advanced intermediates in molybdenum trioxide with water, carbon disulfide, and the biosynthesis of streptonigrin. various small organic molecules. 621 Huffman, DavidEarl. Studies in molybdenum oxide 598 Neyzari, ShahrokhGhaffari. Design and application of a catalysts : I. Metal vapor reactions of molybdenum trioxide microcomputer automatedmultielementflameatomic with various alkoxy silanes : U. Investigation of oxide fluorescence instrument. supported molybdenum catalysts prepared from 599 Nolen,ErnestG. Approaches toward the asymmetric molybdenum(VI)dioxodiethoxide. synthesis of pillaromycin A. 622 Jayasinghe, Lalith Ratnasiri. Approaches to the synthesis 600 Yappert,MartaCecilia.Design,constructionand of the macrolactone pyrrolizidine alkaloids (-)-integerrimine application of an instrument for simultaneous measurement and (+)-usaramine. of molecular fluorescence, absorbance and 623 Kazerouni, M.Rahim. Conformational analysis, ethylene chemiluminescence. glycol and ethylenediamine : anelectrondiffraction investigation of the molecular structures, compositions, anti- Chemistry-DOCTORS 1986 gauche energy differences and entropy differences. 601 Bolkan,StevenA. Studies of low melting 1-methyl-3- 624 Lee,GaeHo. Sample entraining multi-electrode plasma ethylimidazolium chlorocuprate(I) fused salts. sources for atomic emission spectroscopy. 602 Cammack, JaniceH. Approaches toward synthesis of the 625 Liu, Yan. Development of automated on-line ion exchange mycosporins. systems for the determination of chemical speciation of trace 603 Hindagolla,SurajL. A study of the oxide/solution metals in natural waters. interface by capacitance measurements of 626 Pallenberg,AlexanderJ. Synthesis of metabolites from the electrolyte/oxide/semiconductor structures and ascomycetes : I. The synthesis and absolute configuration of potentiometric titration of colloidal oxide suspensions. leptosphaerin : U.Approachestothesynthesisof 604 Kraus,RobertHenry. Holmium target fragmentation byssochlamic acid. induced by intermediate energy pl2sC and pl6sO ions. 627 Reddy,GuvvalaNagabhushana. Absolute stereochemistry 605 Ramus,TerryLee.Determinationofchlorinated and total synthesis of botryococcene. hydrocarbons by response factor calibration. 628 Sanguanruang, Oravan. [Lambda hyperonj-((R)- 606 Theramongkol, Parinya. Chiral synthesis of monic acid C. cysteinesulfenamido-N,S) his (ethylenediamine) cobalt(III) complex : Characterization of the complex and kinetics and Chemistry-DOCTORS 1987 mechanism of formation and base-catalyzed decomposition. 607 Barkowski,SarahLee.Gaseouselectron-diffraction 629 Schussel,LeonardJ. Synthesis and oxidation of metal- investigations : molecularstructure, intramolecular thiolate compounds which mimic the active site function of hydrogen bonding, and anti-gauche composition of ethane- thiolate dioxygenase enzymes. 1,2-dithiol and 2-aminoethanethiol. 630 Shields,JamesPhillip.Design,construction,and 608 Bozlee,BrianJ. Application of laser spectroscopy to characterization of a six-electrode, direct current, variable structure and dynamics of small molecular systems. length plasma source for atomic emmission spectroscopy. 609 Church,SaraE. Structural effects of intrinsic and extrinsic 631 Somers, Todd Charles. Structural and synthetic studies of perturbations to model membranes. higher terpenoids : Part I. The absolute configuration of (-)- 610 Daruwala,KhushrooPeshotan. Substituent control in the botryococcene : PartII.Totalsynthesisof()-2- oxy-Cope rearrangements of 1-vinyl-trans-cyclotridec-3-en- desoxystemodinone. 1-01 systems. 632 Wityak, John.Studiesonthebiosynthesisofthe 611 French,RichardJ. An electron-diffraction investigation of streptolidine moiety of streptothricin F. the molecular structuresof gaseous chromyl fluoride (CrOb2sFb2s), tribromooxoniobium(V) (NbOBrb3s), Chemistry-DOCTORS 1989 tribromosulfldoniobium(V) (NbSBrb3s), and 633 Hein, Scott J. The development of a highspectral- dichlorotrifluorophosphorane (PFb3sClb2s). resolution laser-excited molecular fluorescence system and 612 Hill, David E. (DavidEdwin). Approaches to the total its application to gas chromatography and the determination synthesis of venucarol. of polynucleararomatic hydrocarbons. 613 James, CorinnePatricia. Simple models for the structure 634 Kim, Gyu Shik.Synthesis,propertiesandstructural and dynamics of polyatomic fluids. characterizationofnoveloxo,nitridomolybdenum compounds with alkoxy and siloxy ligands. 614 Pubanz, George A. Nonlinear Raman spectroscopy in supersonic jets. 635 Kim, Hyo-jin.Fundamental studies of a gas jet enhanced sputtering system and its applications. 615 Siggel, Lorenz. The photochemistry of some insect juvenile hormone analogs. 636 Prabhakaran, P.C. Biosynthesisof blasticidinS mechanistic and stereochemical investigations.
14 Chemistry-DOCTORS 1990 661 Shen, Ben. LL-C10037gas and MM 14201 : structure, biosynthesis and enzymology of two epoxysemiquinone 637 Beck,RainerD. Highresolutionstimulatedraman antibiotics. spectroscopy. 662 Yang,Ming. Coherent raman spectroscopy of molecular 638 Chung, Hyung-Keun. Microcomputer-based fluorometric clusters. kinetic determination of ascorbic acid and flow injection analysis methods for interference correction and kinetic 663 Zhang, Wanjia. A mechanistic study of the distribution of determinations based on the peak profile. amphiphilic organic compounds between water and organic sorbents. 639 Eisenberg,RodneyL. Studies of the biosynthesis of Sambicin A.. Chemistry-DOCTORS 1992 640 Huang, Jinfan. Gaseous electron-diffraction investigations : 664 Brown, Kirk Wray. Coherent raman spectroscopy of non- 1. Molecular structures of Os (CO)b5s, Ru (CO)b5s, and polar molecules and molecular clusters. CrOFb4s.II.Molecularstructuresandanti-gauche 665 Krosley, Kevin W. PartI. The identity of the chain compositions of BrCHb2s, CHb2s,F, BrCHb2sCHb2sC1, propagatingradical (s) inphotoinitiated benzylic C1CHb2sCHb2sF, C1b2sCHCHC1b2s, and bromination by bromotrichloromethane; Part II. Chlorine FCHb2sCHb2sOH. atom abstraction from gas- and gbs-chloroepoxides by the 641 Jayasinghe,DudleyShelton. The distribution of organic triphenyltin radical. bases in reverse phase liquid chromatography : a study of 666 Louch, Jeff. Fiber optic sensors and spectrometry for the mechanisms. detection of volatile gem-polyhalogenated hydrocarbons. 642 Liu,Yun-gang. A chemical and petrographic study of 667 Miller, RobertJames. Characterization and applications of refractoryinclusionsfrom Kaba (CV3) chondrite. polyphenol chemiluminescence reactions and flowcell 643 Mahiou, Belaid. Atom abstraction from excoyclic postitons instrumentation. of derivatives of methylated pyridines and quinolines :an 668 Thompson,PaulDouglas. Synthesis and chacteristics of evaluation of change separation in the transition states of new solid-state borates. these reactions. 644 McGuire, Joseph. The characterizationand simplex Civil Engineering-MASTERS 1983 optimization of a variable-diameter, multielectrode, direct 669 Allen, Tony Michael. Properties of geotextiles in cold current plasma for atomic emission spectroscopy. regions applications. 645 Mokler,ScottM. GaAs (100)surfacechemistry 670 Leach, Patrick A. Hinged floating breakwater: theory and interactions with molecular chlorine and sulfer compounds. experiments. 646 Smith,RobertW. Structure and properties of new, complex 671 Rieke,RossD. The role of specific surface area and related copper and zinc borates. index properties in the frost susceptibility of soils. 647 Sun,Hongxing. Syntheses and structures of new inorganic 672 Teng, Chung-chu. Hydrodynamic forces on a horizontal borates. cylinder under waves and current. 648 Triggs,NancyE. Coherent anti-stokes raman spectroscopy 673 Wilson, Charles Ralph. Dynamic properties of naturally of transient species. frozen Fairbanks silt. 649 Xiao,Guang.Analyticalchemistryofpentazocine metabolites produced by the greyhound. Civil Engineering-MASTERS 1984 674 Dodson, Timothy Joe. Influenceof geotextile permeability Chemistry-DOCTORS 1991 on stability of rubble shore protection structures. 650 Chang, Yoon-seok. The synthesis and electron capture 675 Hammer, TheodoreA. Dynamic properties of naturally negative ion mass spectrometry of polychlorinated diphenyl frozen ice. ethers and dibenzofurans. 676 Hollings,WilliamH. Field verification of a mathematical 651 Chen, Xiao. A new general method for the optimization of model for the physical fate prediction of dredged material HPLC ternary of pseudo-quatemary mobile phases and the instantaneously disposed at sea. separation of two new metabolites of nefopam from 677 Lee, Chyuan-shen. A linkage finite element for nailed greyhound urine. composite wood I-Beams and T-Beams. 652 Clapp, Gary E. Reactive intermediates: I. Themechanisms 678 Lin, Li-hwa. The analysis of directional wave spectra from of photodehalogenation of three tetrachloronaphthalenes : II. current and pressure measurements. Structure and electronic effects in some selected carbenes. 679 Mills,KeithA. Mechanics and movement of the Lookout 653 Huang, Sung-ben. Synthesis and oligomerization of Delta, Creek Earthflow. 4-diamino-2-oxo-1 (2H)-pyrimidinehexanoic acid. 680 Pratt,RandyC. Simplified stability assessment for low 654 Jang, Jung-suk. Photochemistry of some bromoarenes. volume road cut and fill slopes. 655 Johnson,AlanT. (AlanThomas). Total synthesis of (+)- 681 Stoupa, Joan. Behavior and load carrying capacity of bourgeanic acid and conformational analysis of its dilactone. stump anchors. 656 Shyh-chen.Biosynthesisofacivicinand4- Ju, 682 Tabesh,Taraneh. Analysisof dichotomous response hydroxyacivicin. models for low-dose carcinogenic risk estimation. 657 Lee,KyungHee.Coherentanti-Stokes Raman 683 Wurst, PhilipL. Centrifugal modeling to investigate ice spectroscopy of acetylene clusters. forces and ice floe failure mechanisms on a vertical pile. 658 Mischenko, John. Preparation and investigation of model 684 Young,RaymondA. Coupled response of compliant surfaces for the study of Ziegler-natta catalysis. offshore platforms. 659 Ri,Chang-seop.Surfacestructuralstudiesofthe 685 Zimmerman,MichaelE. Nonlinear dynamic response of titanium/chlorine system. bottom-land deep ocean pipelines. 660 Schilk,AlanJ. Chemical andstatisticalanalyses of chondrules from the Mokoia (CV3) meteorite.
15 Civil Engineering-MASTERS 1985 709 Nicholson,DavidK. Measurement of the rates of reductive 686 Thielen, David Leo. Evaluation of ocean wave-induced dechlorination of chlorinated phenols. liquefaction in a large scale wave flume. 710 Nuss, Jeffery L. Analysis of evapotranspiration for various climatic regimes using geostatistics. Civil Engineering-MASTERS 1986 711 Scholz, Todd. Evaluation of cold in-place recycling of 687 Clough,HerbertF. Theapplicationofcentrifugal asphalt conrete pavements in Oregon. modeling to determine iceforces on isolated circular 712 Schroth,MartinH. Chromium (VI) sorption in soils structures. chemical behavior and solute transport modeling. Civil Engineering-MASTERS 1987 713 Walker,DavidS. Groundwater flow model for the lower Malheur Basin near Ontario, Oregon. 688 Dolan,MarkE. The effect of organic sorbent concentration on sorption kinetics. 714 Yoo, Chul-hee. Wave interaction with rubble mound structures. 689 Ely,RogerL. Startup and performance of a gas-permeable- membrane-supported (GPMS) biofilm system using a mixed Civil Engineering-MASTERS 1991 culture of methylotrophs to degrade methylene chloride, 715 Britch,Michael WatershedmodelingatYucca chloroform, and carbon tetrachloride. J. Mountain, Nevada. 690 Patrier, Lionel. A kinetic approach for the determination of 716 Thompson, Gary O. Flexible membrane wave barrier. sorption rate constants using a column-type reactor. 717 Vermeul,VincentR. A methodforquantifying 691 Szymoniak, Tom. Development of a standard accelerated macroporosity. weathering test for aggregates using dimethyl sulfoxide (DMSO). 718 Whitaker,ToddB. Sewer system rehabilitation and the effectiveness of chemical grouting. Civil Engineering-MASTERS 1988 Civil Engineering-MASTERS 1992 692 Celorie, Jay A. Modeling solute transport by centrifugation. 719 Ball, BruceL. Soil column desorptionstudies on a 693 Cork, Tracy D. Thefateof hydrophobicorganic chromium contaminated soil. compounds in soil systems : a kinetic model and sensitivity analysis. 720 Groom, Kevin. Nonlinear finite-element modeling of intercomponent connections in light-frame wood structures. 694 Low,EdmondJ.A methodof PCBmetabolite determination in anaerobic freshwater sediments using a 721 Holaday, Steven A. Summertime water temperature trends upflow anaerobic biofiltration process (ANBIOF). in Steamboat Creek Basin, Umpqua National Forest. 695 Polonsky,JonD. The development of a gas-permeable- 722 Katzev,DavidH. Simulation of coastal processes in a membrane-supported (GPMS) biofihnreactorforthe circular wave basin. combined anaerobic/aerobic treatment of polychlorinated 723 Roley, Kenneth L.Indirectparameteridentification biphenyls. algorithm in radial coordinates for a porous medium. 696 Ryan,KellyM. Development of a method to elucidate 724 Wang, Gongming. Aerobic degradation of chlorophenols. biodegradation pathways of chlorinated one and two carbon compounds usinga gas-permeable-membrane-supported Civil Engineering-DOCTORS 1983 methylotrophic biofilm. 725 Corey,PhilipDavid. Optimization of feeding schedules for 697 Saunders,GeorgeP. Laboratory investigation of the coho salmon in the hatchery environment. mechanics of raveling soils. 726 Huang, Min-chih.Finiteelementanalysisof wave 698 Simpson,RandallC. Long cables under steady ocean loads interference effects between large structures. with coupled tension/torsion. 727 Tuah, Hang. Cable dynamics in an ocean environment. Civil Engineering-MASTERS 1989 Civil Engineering-DOCTORS 1985 699 Frizenschaf, Jacqueline. Hydraulic influences on pool 728 Al-abdulwahhab,HamadL Evaluation of emulsified morphology : a laboratory investigation. asphalt for use in Saudi Arabia. 700 Kerper,DaleR. Behavior of a compliant wave-current 729 Amegee, Kodjo Y. Application of geostatistics to regional barrier. evapotranspiration. 730 Kim, TaeIn. Mass transport in laboratory water wave Civil Engineering-MASTERS 1990 flumes. 701 Bean, Gregory R. Adsorption of hexavalent and trivalent 731 Talebbeydokhti, Nasser. Incipient resuspension of silt-clay chromium toa clayeysiltsoil : batchkinetic and deposits in oscillatory and unidirectional flows. equilibrium studies. 702 Boudreau,RichardL. Test method to determine the degree Civil Engineering-DOCTORS 1986 of asphalt stripping from aggregates. 732 Istok, J. D. A stochastic precipitation event model for use in 703 Celeste,StephenJ.Biodegradationofchlorinated erosion simulations. methanes using a methylotrophic/anaerobic biofilm reactor. 733 Takallou, MojtabaB. Evaluation of alternate surfacing 704 Cozza, Cynthia L. A model forthepredictionof systems for temporary and intermittent use roads. biologically mediated reductive dechlorination pathways. Civil Engineering-DOCTORS 1987 705 Ifft, Charles. Evaluation of polymer modified asphalt in hot mix pavements. 734 Hsu, Ming-kuang. Random wave forces on cylinders. 706 Katul, Gabriel. Collection and analysis of evaporative flux 735 Lee, Chyuan-shen. A composite-beam finite element for data for various climates. seismic analysis of wood-framed buildings. 707 Lin, Huan. Chaotic response and stability of offshore 736 Lee,Jaw-fang. Finite element analysis of wave-structure equipment. interactions in the time domain. 708 Nichols,WilliamE. Land surface energy balance and 737 Teng, Chung-chu. Smooth and roughened horizontal surface soil moisture variation in HAPEX-MOBILHY. cylinders in periodic waves and current.
16 738 Thenoux, Guillermo. Chemical characterization of asphalt Clothing, Textiles, and Related Arts-MASTERS 1984 cements using chromatographic techniques: relation to 763 Butzer, Peggy A. Perception of clothing clues by five-, theological properties and field perfo[r]mance. nine-, and thirteen-year-olds. 739 Tsai, Yau-tang. Ocean wave-soil-caisson interaction. 764 Roberts, Cynthia. Clothing transitions : a study of Hmong Civil Engineering-DOCTORS 1988 dress and acculturation. 740 Crane,StuartR. The control and fate of enteric bacteria in 765 Willson, Mary. The Porter house in Shedd, Oregon, circa the environment with particular emphasis on the factors 1874. influencingfecalindicatorsurvivalinwastestorage Clothing, Textiles, and Related Arts-MASTERS 1986 facilities. 766 Collin,EdithE. Development of a methodology for 741 Hunter-Zaworski,KatherineM. The performance of analyzing the color content of a selected group of printed drivers with physical limitations at T-intersections. color analysis systems. 742 Kim, Ok-kee. The effect of mixing moisture, oxidative 767 Gipson, Kay. Importance of country-of-origin at point of aging and tire pressures on the performance of asphalt purchase in women's decisions to purchase sweaters. mixes. 768 Wright,JanithS. Effect of satisfaction and fit problems 743 Lee,Chung-pan. Waveinteractionwithpermeable with career dress on career women's willingness to trade structures. styling options, time, and money for more sizing options in 744 Rwebangira, T. Determination of structural layer properties career dress. of aggregate and asphalt surfaced roads. 745 Takallou,HosseinB. Evaluation of mix ingredients on the Clothing, Textiles, and Related Arts-MASTERS 1988 performance of rubber-modified asphalt mixtures. 769 Chun, Ho-kyung. Differences between fashion innovators 746 Yeh,Rong-chuen.Breaking waveproblemsand and non-fashion innovatorsintheirclothingdisposal probabilities. practices. 770 Liu, Qin. Effects of clothing values on clothing deprivation Civil Engineering-DOCTORS 1989 among high school students. 747 Tanaka,Yoshihiro.Irregularpointsinwavemaker boundary value problem. College Student Services Administration-DOCTORS 1983 771 Brenner, Vernon J. Quality of effort and perceptions of Civil Engineering-DOCTORS 1990 attainment as affected by variables in the education of the 748 Abdel-Warith, AhmedS.Substratum-aerated-biofihn adult undergraduate student. reactor for treatment of carbonaceous and nitrogenous 772 Cibak,MichaelRaymond. A longitudinal study of Oregon wastewaters. community collegetransferfinancialaid recipientsat 749 Chiou,Rueybin.Nonlinear hydrodynamic response of Oregon State University, 1975-1981. curved singly-connected cables. 773 Lundy,RobertCraig. The real world and the management 750 Lee,SangBong. A numerical model for the fate and classroom:a comparison of the engagement styles of transport of chlorinated phenols in groundwater. management students and managers. 751 Tang, Li. A mathematical model for adsorptive bubble- College Student Services Administration-DOCTORS 1984 separation processes. 774 Kuga, Lillian A. Perceptions of job stressors in the student 752 Womack, Kevin C. The dynamic behavior of a cable services profession. logging skyline and its effects on the tailspar. 775 Roth, StephenElliott.Attitudesof executivelevel 753 Zhou, Haiping. Development of a mechanistic overlay administrators regarding the purpose of student services in design procedure for flexible pavements. higher education. Civil Engineering-DOCTORS 1991 College Student Services Administration-DOCTORS 1985 754 Huang,Cheng-chang. Local scour at isolated obstacles on 776 Dean,DianaL. Comparison of self-perceived leadership river beds. styles of women in higher education and non-education Civil Engineering-DOCTORS 1992 management positions. 755 AI-Swailmi, SalehH. Development of a test procedure for 777 Grindeman, Dann. The occurrence of social support among water sensitivity of asphalt concrete mixtures. students living in residence halls. 756 Broderick, Laurie Lynn. Interaction of water waves and College Student Services Administration-DOCTORS 1986 deformable bodies. 778 Flynn, Cynthia A. The relationship of locus of control to 757 Gottlieb, Oded. Nonlinear oscillations, bifurcations and career development in college engineering students. chaos in ocean mooring systems. 779 Norelius, Caroline F. An examination of terminal and 758 Lei,Kai-wing. Responseof equipment in resilient-friction instrumental values of selected Oregon State University base isolated structures subjected to ground motion. students. Clothing, Textiles, and Related Arts-MASTERS 1983 780 Villarroel, LuzE. Macielde. A study of self-concept among Mexican-American/Chicano(a) studentsattending 759 Bullough, Rosemary Price.WallpaperinPortland, community colleges and four-year institutions of higher Oregon, 1850-1900 : a resource for historical restoration. education in Oregon. 760 Hoffman,ElizabethLee. Dress and acculturation : clothing transitions of the Mien. College Student Services Administration-DOCTORS 1987 761 Kinch,LisaJoan. The effect of furniture arrangements on 781 Ruhl, Glenn David. A causal study of attitudes toward the social interaction of institutionalized elderly. intercollegiateathleticsofOregonStateUniversity 762 Shields,EdithA. Perception of clothing clues: its relation to undergraduate students in three academic majors. liking for the clothing by the viewer and similarity to the clothing worn by the viewer.
17 782 Vanderpool,NancyMarston. Development of managing Computer Science-MASTERS 1987 emotions : the contribution of selected factors of peer and 807 Corpron,DanielR. Disjunctions in forward chaining logic family relationships. programming. College Student Services Administration-DOCTORS 1989 808 Goodemoot, Richard. A query facility for Allegro. 783 Stephenson,SueUland. The effectof a cognitive- 809 Roth,ShirleyL. Implementing a semantic data model. behavioral courseinassertivetrainingprocedures on Computer Science-MASTERS 1988 internalized shame in college students. 810 Harris-Coppola,MarciaM. Analytical and visual tools College Student Services Administration-DOCTORS 1991 for robot kinematics. 784 Olsen,EricR. Sexual harassment proclivity of men 811 Jacobson, Chris E. ASTEK : a multi-paradigm knowledge relationship to values. aquisition tool for complex structured knowledge. codegenerationvia College Student Services Administration-DOCTORS 1992 812 Meyer-Arendt, Karen. Parallel scheduling. 785 Adams,SusanElizabeth. The relationship between social 813 Mirashrafi, Mojtaba. LIL : a LISP implementation contact and comfort with social interaction among student language. ethnic groups at Oregon State University. 814 Mishra,PrafullaK. An investigation of the search space of 786 Sommers,Walter B. Relationship between college student Lenat's AM program. organizationleadershipexperienceand post-college leadership activity. 815 Roof, BeckyJane. Comparison of the VARDIG algorithm on two parallel processors. Computer Science-MASTERS 1983 816 Winter,KirtAlan. A prototype intelligent prettyprinter. 787 Baghgandomi,ShahlaSaedi. Probability of deadlock in a system of processes and resources for shared and exclusive Computer Science-MASTERS 1989 access. 817 Armstrong, James R, (JamesRussel). Code generation in 788 Kim,Youn-su. GeometricComputer Graphics Package the Oregon speedcode universe. with applications to Steiner's Problem. 818 Currans,Kevin.EXE, anexpertsystemshellfor 789 Lantz,BrianScott. A tutorial interface for a problem- agricutural applications. solving production system. 819 Holloway, J. L. Algorithms for computing Fibonacci 790 Ruby,GlennRussell. An algebraic view of the symmetry numbers quickly. of fast transforms. 820 Koff,Caroline NamA specialized ATMS for equivalence 791 Saedi-Faez, Sheida. SES :a real time messageoriented relations. system for easy intertask communication. Computer Science-MASTERS 1991
Computer Science-MASTERS 1984 821 Larson, ShawnM.The "MobiusCube" : an 792 James, MarkAllen. Duality and the bounded-buffer interconnection network for parallel computation. problem. 822 Li, Zhaoyu. Complexity of probabilistic inference in belief 793 Kalvin,PatriciaM. A dataflow mechanism for supporting nets-an experimental study. query optimization. 823 Wettschereck, Dietrich. An implementation and initial test 794 Uy,Myra LaneY. A network data base management of generalized radial basis functions. system. Computer Science-MASTERS 1992 795 A. Achieving portability through software Bertani, John 824 Chamberlin,MarthaJ. Relationship of pauses to problem conversion. solving events in mechanical design protocols. Computer Science-MASTERS 1985 825 Jacobson,BryanL. Effectiveness of index size reduction 796 Chakrabarti,SankarL. States, side effects and multiple techniques. contexts in programminglanguages. 826 Kaul, Lothar. A feasibility study on compiling reactive 797 Ege,RaimundKH. The display function in ALLEGRO. problem solution methods for an Al domain. 798 Ewing,JuanitaJ. Specification of graphical figures with Computer Science-DOCTORS 1983 attributegrammars. 827 Arshi, Taymoor. Bagit: a very high level language for 799 Kogan,DanD. SIDUR-a formalism for structuring application programming. knowledge bases. 828 Edemenang,Effiong JamesAkpan. On-line deadlock 800 Shah,RajenJayantilal. An interfacefacilityfor the detection in distributed computer systems. database management system Allegro. 801 Steinbock,TeresaM. A prototypingtoolforuser Computer Science-DOCTORS 1985 interfaces. 829 Goul, KennethMichael. The inclusion of expertise in a decision support system for strategic decision making. Computer Science-MASTERS 1986 802 Converse, George A.Optimalunidirectionalerror- Computer Science-DOCTORS 1986 detecting codes. 830 Gdndem,TaflanImre. View based, global design of access 803 Eifrig, Bob. Object files in UNIX. structures for relational databases. 804 Flann,N.S.Learningfunctionaldescriptionsfrom 831 Harrison, Warren A. A study of macro level complexity examples. metrics. 805 Nave, Jay. Computational geometry package with fast Computer Science-DOCTORS 1987 Voronoi diagram algorithm. 832 Birjandi, Abbas. A rule based approach to program 806 Ullrich,JamesR. An experimental investigation of the development. cloze procedure as a measure of program understanding.
18 833 Ecklund,DeniseJ. Robustness in a distributed storage Counseling-DOCTORS 1984 server for engineering design data with versions. 859 Zachow,KathleenM. An investigation of the relationships Computer Science-DOCTORS 1988 among perceptual modality, temporality, and academic achievement of selected middle school sixth, seventh, and 834 Lin,DerJei.Unidirectionalerrorcorrecting/detecting eighth grade students. codes. 835 Nanja,Murthi.An investigation of the on-line debugging Counseling-DOCTORS 1985 process of expert and novice student programmers. 860 Bogart, Victor. A study of relationships between selected factors associated with retirement and measures of dyadic Computer Science-DOCTORS 1989 quality. Al-darwish, Nasir AN. New bounds and constructions for 836 861 Davis,AlanH. Counselor expectations of supervision and error control codes. counselor burnout. 837 Al-Dhelaan, Abdullah. Processor allocation & 862 Eden,DavidM. A study of counselor trainees on the communication in networks. variables of self-concept, gender, styles of counseling, and 838 Bayley,GarlandJ. A1-Khorezmi: an intelligent algebra choice of family therapy as a specialty. tutoring system. 863 Eldredge,NancyMarie. The impact of hearing loss on the 839 Brown, Carol E. HELM, hierarchical environment for development of visual perception: developmental trends in linear modeling. graphic strategies used to copy the Rey-Osterreith Complex 840 Oman, Paul W. A taxonomic analysis of typographic Figure. programming style. 864 Gennette,MichaelM. Effect of Holland personality type 841 Placer,JohnR. G, a language based on demand-driven similarity and family ideology on marital satisfaction among stream evaluations. dual-career spouses. 842 Wu, Youfeng. Parallelsimplexalgorithmsand loop 865 Reiman, JohnW. The impact of meditative attentional spreading. training on measures of select attentional parameters and on measures of client perceived counselor empathy. Computer Science-DOCTORS 1990 843 Al-Bassam,Sulaiman. Balanced codes. Counseling-DOCTORS 1986 844 Al-Mulhem,MuhammedSaleh. DataLab, a graphical 866 Rozaire-Brown,BeverleyCarol. Confidentialityas a system for specifying and synthesizing abstract data types. group norm and its concomitant effect on self-disclosures by participants in personal growth groups. 845 El-Rewini, Hesham. Task partitioning and scheduling on arbitrary parallel processing systems. Counseling-DOCTORS 1987 846 Jang,JaiEun. Design and analysis of robust algorithms for 867 Grina, MichaeleE. Examination stress and coping from a fault tolerant computing. cognitive-process perspective. Computer Science-DOCTORS 1991 868 Palmer,MarilynElizabeth.Effectsofsituationally induced affect on boys' generosity toward peers. 847 Bakiri,Ghulum. Converting English text to speech : a machine learning approach. 869 Pomeroy, Douglas R. Comparison of selected philosophicaland psychologicalvariablesintraining 848 Ling, Xiaoning. Dependent evidence in resoning with pastoral and secular counselors. uncertainty. 849 Ruff, Ritchey Alvin. An empirical study into learning Counseling-DOCTORS 1988 through experimentation. 870 Bennett,F.Katharine.Therelationshipofego development, empathy, and mature moral judgment in Computer Science-DOCTORS 1992 women graduate counseling students. 850 Cerbone, Giuseppe.Machine learning in engineering Singer, WilliamH. An empirical study of the effects of techniques to speed up numerical optimization. 871 counselinginteraction styles on measures of client change. 851 Choi, Sungwoon. Active object systems. 872 Triperinas,Mary LouArmstrong. Rational emotive 852 Flann,NicholasS. Correct abstraction in counter-planning : education :its effects on the locus of control and school a knowledge compilation approach. behavior of hidden children of alcoholics. 853 Gellenbeck,EdwardM. Using signaling to aid computer program comprehension. Counseling-DOCTORS 1990 854 Keh, Huan-chao. Comprehensive support for developing 873 Keim, Will. The education of character: implications of graphical highly interactive user interface systems. Buber for the student services profession. 874 Kitzrow, MarthaAnne. A comparison of depression, stress Counseling-MASTERS 1984 and self-image between younger and older adolescent 855 Rickard, Mollie. Responding to stress without negative side mothers. effects. Counseling-DOCTORS 1992 Counseling-DOCTORS 1983 875 Armstrong, CarolynSue. A moral development theory : a 856 Dutro,JackWilliam. The effects of group self-instructional synthesis from selected moral development theories, aspiral training on positive verbalizations in an aged population. progression model of human development, and ego-state 857 Henning,DouglasD. A study of the effects of post-wedding personality theory. counseling with participantsof pre-maritalcounseling 876 Frank,RogerA. Structured group psychotherapy for groups. individuals with spinal cord injury. 858 Lee,PhyllisS. Intraethnic diversity : an exploratory study 877 Gonzales,DavidH. A comparison of smoking patterns of ethnic identity of Chinese American adolescents. between counseling assisted and unassisted heavy smokers with early chronic obstructive pulmonary disease.
19 878 Ramaker,M.Jolene. Relationship between a collaborative 896 Eldredge,EricP. Potato (Solarium tuberosum L.) tuber learning community and the persistence of community quality response to a transient water stress. college students. 897 Hassan, Gul. Differential sensitivity of Italian ryegrass and 879 Smith,MonneK. Developing responsible behavior with rice cultivars to fenoxaprop. first-grade children through mother-child communication 898 Roberts,MichaelC.(MichaelCoy). Field sampling and training. mapping strategies for balancing nitrogen to variable soil 880 Wiggum,CandiceDiehl. Moral dilemmas of bulimics and water across landscapes. non-bulimics : a study of voice and self in eating disorders. 899 Schillinger,WilliamFred. Fallow water retention and wheat growth as affected by tillage method and surface soil Counseling and Guidance-DOCTORS 1983 compaction. 881 Mayhall,CheronJ. The development of a methodology to 900 Shaw, Nancy L. (Nancy Lynn). Germination and seedling study the grief and adjustment processes of parents following establishment of spiny hopsage (Grayia spinosa [Hook.] the death of a young child. Moq.). Counseling and Guidance-DOCTORS 1987 882 Lacy,PatriciaA. The impact of selected experiences on Crop Science see also-Crop and Soil Science women during mid-life transition : a retrospective study. Counseling and Guidance-DOCTORS 1988 Crop Science-MASTERS 1983 883 Higgins-Lee,Charlotte. Validation of MMPI profiles estimated from CPI data. 901 Ait Amer Meziane, Aomar. Laboratory methods for wheat variety identification. Counseling and Guidance-DOCTORS 1990 902 Apley,KathrynLynne.Studies ofnapropamide 884 Hazell, Brian Edwin. Characteristics of trainee counselors decomposition on the soil surface. in terms of Eysenck's progressive scientific paradigms, 903 Boinnet, Jerry K. K. Natural outcrossing in spaced planted intelligence, personality, & ideology, and success ingraduate Fb2 spopulations and solid seeded advanced generations of study. wheat (Triticum awtivum L. em Thell). 904 DeHaas,JeroenA. M. Establishment of grass seed crops with cereal companion crops. Crop and Soil Science see also-Crop Science 905 Hayes, Patrick. A comparisonof threesystemsof phenotypic selection for grain yield in three spring barley Crop and Soil Science-MASTERS 1991 populations. 885 Ammar, Karim. Nature of the inheritance of gluten 906 Hazar, Necati. Prediction of kernel hardness and grain strength and carotenoid pigment content in winter by spring protein based on the performance of Fb3 sand Fb4 and durum wheat crosses (Triticum turgidum L. Var. spopulations derived from ten wheat crosses (Triticum durum). aestivum L. em Thell). 886 Kolar, SusanC. The effect of inoculation with VA- 907 Kanbertay, Mesut.Inheritance of resistance to common Mycorrhizal fungi on growth and freezing tolerance of bunt races T-23 and L-16 and association of bunt resistance winter barley (Hordeum vulgare L.). withselectedagronomiccharactersinahybridof Hohenheimer x Stephens wheat. 887 Snelling,JohnP. Establishment of Kura clover for seed with wheat intercrops. 908 Mouwen, Charles M. Seedmaturation in subterranean clover (Trifolium subterraneum L.). 888 Wang, ShiPing. Influence of planting density on spike size and grain yield in five winter wheat cultivars. 909 Nadjib, Benacef. The effect of row spacing, rate and date of planting on yield and yield components of four winter wheat Crop and Soil Science-MASTERS 1992 cultivars (Triticum aestivum L. em Thell). 889 Albahouh,MohammedS. Genetic variability for kernel Crop Science-MASTERS 1984 hardness in two soft winter wheat (Triticum aestivum L. 910 Agamennoni,RaulJose. The effect of fertility level on 890 Donaldson,WilliamS. Integrating real-time weather data plant growth and development, water uptake and water with dynamic crop development models. stress in dryland wheat production. 891 Holmer, JudithC. Multiple location evaluation of winter 911 Fischer, Albert J. Interference of annual weeds in seedling wheat (Triticum aestivum L.)lines for genotypic and alfalfa. environmental influences on nitrogenassimilation and remobilization. 912 Henderson, Robert L. Soilmoisture storage, distribution, and use by winter wheat in a 250-350 mm precipitation zone 892 Nelson,SheilaJ. The influence of phosphatase-producing of eastern Oregon. bacteria on phosphatase activity and available phosphorus in soil. 913 Kwiatkowski, Stephen. Gross characteristics of Russet Burbank giant hill potatoes and plant types regenerated from Crop and Soil Science-DOCTORS 1991 tissues and organs. 893 Chen, Fuqiang. Genetics of partial incompatibility and 914 Maatougui,Mohamed ElHadi. Response of winter wheat improvement of haploid production in Hordeum vulgare L. (Triticum aestivum L. Em. Thell) to nitrogen and chloride x H. bulbosum L. crosses. fertilizationinthepresenceoftake-allrootrot 894 Locke, Kerry A. Nitrogen and dry matter relationships for (Gaeumannomycesgraminisvar. tritici Walker). winter wheats produced in western Oregon. 915 Marciniak, MichaelE. Association of selected traits with visual selection for yield in wheat (Triticum aestivum, L. em Crop and Soil Science-DOCTORS 1992 Thell.). 895 Bruzzone, CarlosB. Bridging upland-irrigated rice (Oryza 916 Ott, Pablo. Selective control of volunteer wheat (Triticum sativa L.) gene pools via anther culture. aestivum (L.) em. Thell.) in new seedlings of alfalfa (Medicago sativa L.) with fluazifop-butyl and sethoxydim.
20 917 Stein,IraSteven. Potential reciprocaldifferencesfor 939 Gallardo-Ramirez, Mirian. Effects of growth-regulating selected traits in six different Fb1 swheat populations. treatments on eradication of PVX and PVS in potato shoot- 918 Vieira,Luiz GonzagaE. Characterization of Triticum tip culture. turgidumssp.carthlicum (Nevski) Love et Love by 940 Gleichsner, Jean A. Germination and growth discriminant analysis. characteristicsof fiveaccessionsof jointedgoatgrass 919 Yao, Tsui-li. Assay of the trypsin inhibitor activity in seeds (Aegilops cylindrica). of triticale. 941 Kaliangile, Imanga. Plant and seed development in four Cuphea species. Crop Science-MASTERS 1985 942 Mmolawa, OnesimusB. Germination and dormancy of 920 Cooper, AlanS. Sweet corn (Zea mays L.) production in a meadowfoam seed. white clover (Trifolium repens L.)living mulch:the 943 Nyunt, San. Factors affecting stand establishment and yield establishment year. of meadowfoam (Limnanthes alba Benth.). 921 Ferguson,JanetM. SDS-PAGE of seed proteins for 944 Roberts, MichaelC. (MichaelCoy).Remote-sensing and identification of varieties and species of ryegrass (Lolium geographic information system techniques to map spatial spp.). variation of wheat grain yield. 922 Goldstein,CindyS. Tissue culture and plant regeneration 945 Than, Mya. Effect of seed deterioration on germination of from immature embryo explants of twenty-two genotypes of wheat under environmental stresses. barley, Hordeum vulgare L.. 946 Vollmer, Gregory S. The effect of residue removal and 923 Hunter,JamesL.Tillering,lodging,drymatter burning on the growth of Festuca longifolia Thuill. and partitioning, and seed yield in ryegrass (Lolium spp.) as Festuca nrbra L. subsp. commutata Gaud. established for affected by the plant growth regulator paclobutrazol. seed production. 924 Rose, Crystal A. The inheritance of stem rust (Puccinia graminisgraminicola)resistanceinperennialryegrass Crop Science-MASTERS 1988 (Lolium perenne). 947 Baltazar, Baltazar. Possible association between dwarfing genes Rhthls and Rhtb2s and the reaction to Septoria tritici Crop Science-MASTERS 1986 blotch in winter wheat (Triticum aestivum L. em Thell). 925 Camacho-Casas, MiguelAlfonso. Yield loss assessment in 948 Chen,Yuguang. Urease induction in barley leaves by foliar nonprotected winter wheat varieties (Triticum aestivum, L. application of urea. em Thell). 949 Concannon, JulieAnn. The effectsof density and 926 Carlson,JackR. A study of morphological variation within proportion on spring wheat and Lolium multiflorum Lam. Pseudoroegneriaspicata(Pursh)A. Love(Poaceae: Triticeae). 950 Diener,PhillipR. Factors affecting selective weedy rye (Secale sp.) control in winter wheat with the herbicide 927 Chastain,ThomasG. Effect of cereal companion crops on ethiazin. the establishment of red fescue (Festuca rubra L.) for seed production. 951 FernandezMendez,RaquelJ. Seed depth influence on position of the growing point and chemical control of wild 928 Cherif, Raouf. Cuphea wrightii tolerance toselected proso Millet (Panicum miliaceum L.). herbicides. 952 Fessehaie, Rezene. Response of Cuscuta campestris and 929 Martin,DavidC.(DavidChristopher). Activity and Cuscuta indecora to glyphosate applied after attachment to persistence of five postemergence grass herbicidesin soil. alfalfa (Medicago sativa). 930 McGahuey,Michael L. Nitrogenfertilizerrateand 953 Luo,Shun. The effect of temperature on biochemical application timing effects on growth and seed-oil yield of activities of embryo and seedling of germinating rice (Oryza meadowfoam. Sativa L.) seed. 931 Morrison,LauraA. yield Lodgingcontroland 954 Medina, Luis E.Interrelation of the components of grain enhancement in Morex spring barley with paclobutrazol yield in a cross between dwarf and semidwarf wheat treatment. (Triticum aestivum L.) cultivars. 932 Mou, Beiquan. Duration and rate of the grain filling period 955 Rahman, MohammadMoznur. Evaluating grain yield as and subsequentgrainyield in crosses between facultative influenced by biological yield and harvest index in four and winter wheat cultivars (Triticum aestivum L. em Thell). winter wheat (Triticum aestivum) crosses involving near- 933 Peterman,MarkK. Sweet corn (Zea mays) production in a isogenic lines. white clover (Trifolium repens) living mulch: the second 956 Streeter, DonaldJ. Evaluation of Rhizobium strains with year. three Mediterranean forage legumes for biological nitrogen 934 Tanphiphat, Karin. Persistence and accumulation of fixation. clopyralid (3,6-dichloropicolinic acid)in soil. 957 Verges,RubenP. Performance of cultivars, hybrids and 935 Thompson, Delila M.Physiological ageing of Russet composites of winter wheat (Triticum aestivum L. em Thell) Burbank seed potatoes: effects on seed tuber quality, plant grown at three locations. development, and yield. 936 Valverde,BernalE. Non-herbicidal effects of dinoseb on Crop Science-MASTERS 1989 winter wheat yields. 958 Avcin,Abdulkadir. Effects of tillage systems on nitrate- nitrogen accumulation and soil structure. Crop Science-MASTERS 1987 959 Costa, JoseM. Possible association between grain protein 937 Alba,ElenaL. Effects of floral position, stamen quality, content and yield as influenced by harvest index and hand pollination,and temperature during reproductive biological yield in selected hard red winter wheat (Triticum development on meadowfoam seed set and seed yield. aestivum L.)crosses. 938 Benjamin, Ethan. Development of oven and Karl Fischer 960 Currans,Sean. Osmotic stress vigor test for wheat seed. techniques for moisture testing of grass seeds. 961 Encinas-Mungarro,Andres. Durum wheat quality and its relation to electrophoretic banding patterns.
21 962 Lewis, Hal A. Chemically induced pollen supression and 983 Pearson, Calvin H. Physiological and yield responses of subsequent natural outcrossing in selected wheat cultivars meadowfoam to water stress and nitrogen fertilization. (Tritcum aestivum L. en Thell). 984 Seddigh, Majid. Yield and physiological responses of field- 963 Mao, Meiyu.EvaluationofaRhizobiummeliloti grown soybeans to elevated night temperatures. transconjugant for increased nodulation and biological nitrogen fixation in alfalfa. Crop Science-DOCTORS 1984 964 Tragoonrung, Somvong. Evaluation of hill plots and near 985 Abdalla,OsmanS. Inheritance of resistance in some wheat infrared reflectance techniques as breeding tools in spring introductions to selected races of bunt, Tilletia caries (DC) malting barley. Tul and Tilletia foetida (Wally) Liro. 965 Venegas,CesarRolando. The effect of direct application 986 Choi,ByungHan. Nature of inheritance and association of of liquid fertilizers on the germination, emergence and time, duration and rate of grain filling and subsequent grain seedling growth of wheat (Triticum aestivum L.). yield in crosses of winter and spring wheats (Triticum aestivum L. em Thell). Crop Science-MASTERS 1990 987 Gangi, AliSalih. Floret fertility and seed yield in selected 966 Bohle, Mylen G. Nitrogen timing and placement effects on perennial ryegrass cultivars as affected by time and rate of grain and plant nitrogen, and grain yield in hard red winter nitrogen (N) application. wheat. 988 Huber, Andrew Gail,. Endosperm morphogenesis in wheat 967 Echeverria,EduardoM. The effect of date of planting, (Triticum aestivum L.). row spacing and seeding rate on seed yield and seed yield 989 Jachetta,JohnJoseph. Apoplastic distribution of atrazine components of red clover (Trifolium pratense L.) in the and glyphosate in intact sunflower leaves. Willamette Valley. 990 Tola, Jaime. Assessment of resistance and inheritance to 968 Fiez,TimothyE. Growth and developmentofthree Barley Yellow Dwarf Virus disease (BYDV) in five wheat meadowfoam (Limnanthesspp.) lines. cultivars (Triticum aestivum L.). 969 Fischer,VernonF.Persistenceof prodiamineand norflurazon herbicides in soil and their activity on alfalfa Crop Science-DOCTORS 1985 rotational crops. 991 Butler,J. HughB. Sethoxydim herbicide in red fescue and 970 Franz,RobertE. Temperature effects on postanthesis floral bentgrass: levels and mechanisms of selectivity. phenology and megagametophytic development in 992 Costa, Jaime. Cyperus esculentus control with glyphosate: meadowfoam. time of application and addition of ammonium sulfate. 971 Rojas-Calvo, CarlosEnrique. Effect of seed burial and 993 Eardly, BertrandD. Nitrogen nutrition of seedling alfalfa vernalization on germination and growthof Bromus (Medicago saliva L.). carinatus and its control with several herbicides. 994 Leal-M, Dario. Identification and development of cultural 972 Thompson,JoyceAnn. Stolon effects on growth and practices for upland rice production systems for savanna development of potato (Solanum tuberosum L.) nodal soils of Colombia. cuttings. 995 Lin, Tsan-piao. Acid hydrolases and seed shriveling in 973 Whitworth, JonathanL. Effect of seed source on growth triticale seeds. and performance of potato (Solanum tuberosum L.). 996 Lopez-Jurado, Gerardo. Effect of sulfur on dinitrogen 974 Zencirci, Nusret. Effect of scald (Rhynchosporium secalis) fixation of alfalfa (Medicago saliva L.). on yield and yield components of twelve winter barley 997 Mkamanga,GodwinYindoli. Assimilate production and (Hordeum vulgare) genotypes. partitioning in wheat. Crop Science-MASTERS 1991 998 Salmeron-Zamora,JoseJuan. Response of grain yield, plant height and kernel weight in three winter wheat crosses 975 Abdennader, Mourad. Estimates of genetic variability (Triticum aestivum, L. em Thell) to different methods of resulting from single, top, and double cross populations in selection. durum wheat (Triticum turgidum L. var. durum). 999 Geddens,RayM. (co-dept. Botany and Plant Pathology) 976 Schon, Chris-Carolin. Gametophytic selection in barley Postemergence herbicides and take-all disease in winter (Hordeum vulgare L.). wheat: alterations in the incidence and severity of disease Crop Science-MASTERS 1992 and crop growth. 977 Brandt,TinaL. Genetics and cytogenetics of Cuphea Crop Science-DOCTORS 1986 viscosissima X Cuphea lanceolata hybrid populations. 1000 Lorenzo, Ariel. Lorenzo, Ariel. Feasibility of developing Crop Science-DOCTORS 1983 bread wheat cultivars with acceptable protein content for non-traditional areas. 978 Corral,LeonardoR.Influenceof competitionon combining ability estimates and subsequent prediction of 1001 Nounamo, Laurent. Effects of growth retardant and progeny performance in wheat (Triticum aestivum L. em nitrogen level on growth, development and yield of Yamhill Thell.). wheat. 979 Cox,WilliamJoseph. Sunflower and soybean adaptation to 1002 Turley,RobertH. Enhancement of 'Scio' barley seed western Oregon. protein by late foliar applications of urea-ammonium nitrate. 980 Frederickson,LeslieJohn. A comparison of two methods 1003 Vieira, Luiz GonzagaE. Experimental studies on species of divergent mass selection for heading date in two winter relationships in T. turgidum ssp. carthlicum and T. aestivum wheat (Triticum aestivum L. em Thell) crosses. ssp. carthlicoides. 981 McAuliffe, David. Interaction of ethofumesate with dry Crop Science-DOCTORS 1987 soil. 1004 Ahmad,Shahbaz.Physicalandphysiologicalseed 982 Noori,Fariborz. The effect of water injection at seeding in characteristics influencing wheat stand establishment. dry soil on the germination and growth of winter wheat 1005 Kawate,MichaelKen. The effect of soilfactors on (Triticum aestivum L.). glyphosate availability in soil.
22 1006 Khan, Noor-ul Islam. A comparison of selected analyses 1027 Tanphiphat, Karin. Biology and control of tuber oatgrass for estimating environmental variation in early generations (Arrhenathenun elatius (L.) presl. var. Bulbosum (willd.) and advanced lines of wheat (Triticum aestivum L. em spenn.). thell). 1028 Turner,J.Kevin. Paclobutrazol and nutrient treatment effects on ovation perennial ryegrass. Crop Science-DOCTORS 1988 1029 Vanavichit, Apichart. Influence of leaf types on canopy 1007 Chastain,ThomasG. Spring establishment of orchardgrass architecture and grain yield in selected crosses of spring and tall fescue seed crops with cereal companion crops. wheat Triticum aestivum L.. 1008 Chuhe, Chen. Identification and inheritance of factors influencing the rate and duration of grain fill in selected Crop Science-DOCTORS 1991 wheat populations, (Triticum aestivum L. em Thell). 1030 Alvarado,RenanA. Some physiological and biochemical 1009 Munir, Muhammad. Responseof wheat(Triticum aspects of haloxyfop herbicidal activity alone or mixed with aestivum L.) cultivars and downy brome (Bromus tectorum dicamba. L.) to metribuzin and ethyl metribuzin. 1031 Costa,JoseMaria. Possible association of grain protein 1010 Pedretti, Ricardo. Agronomic performance of six winter content, harvest index and biological yield in winter wheat wheat dwarfing sources when crossed to isogenic lines for populations. Norin 10 Rht loci. 1032 Jahns,ThomasR. Pollination biology and pollinator 1011 Re, JoseVicente. Modifying selected factors to classify alternatives in mermaid meadowfoam (Limnanthes alba levels of resistance or tolerance in wheat to Septoria Tritici Hartw. ex Benth.). Blotch. 1033 Webb,David M. (DavidMorton) Genetic mapping of 1012 Roush, Mary Lynn. Models of a four-species annual weed Cuphea lanceola : molecular-marker linkage to quantitative- community . growth,competition,andcommunity trait loci affecting seed capric acid, seed oil, and embryo dynamics. development. 1013 Young, William C. Seed yield and yield components of Crop Science-DOCTORS 1992 Pennfineperennialryegrass(Lolium perenneL.)as influenced by time and rate of spring nitrogen and chemical 1034 All, Md. Shahjahan. Cytology,inbreeding depression, and dwarfing. heterosis of Cuphea Lanceolata Ait. 1035 Ben-Younes, Mongi. Modeling the temperature-mediated Crop Science-DOCTORS 1989 phenological development of alfalfa (Medicago sativa L.) 1014 Camacho Casas, MiguelAlfonso. Inheritance of Septoria 1036 Encinas-Mungarro,Andres.Assessmentofgenetic leaf blotch resistance and the possible influence of heading resistance to strawbreaker foot-rot (Pseudocercosporella date and plant height on the disease expression in a winter Herpotrichoides)inselectedwinterwheat(Triticum wheat cross. aestivum L. 1015 Cao,Weixing. Modeling phyllochron in wheat and barley. 1037 Hashem, Abul. Effect of density, proportion, and spatial 1016 Diop,AmadouMakhtar. An evaluationof weed arrangement on the competition of winter wheat and Italian interference in rice grown on hydromorphic soils in West ryegrass (Lolium multiflorum Lam). Africa. 1038 Norberg,0.Steven. Meadowfoam oil yield as influenced 1017 Fischer, Albert J.Intra- and interspecific interference by dry matter production and partitioning, flower number, between sweet corn (Zea mays L.) and a living mulch of and honey bee density. white clover (Trifolium repens L.). 1039 Reyes, Carlos C. Rattail fescue (Vulpia myuros) control in 1018 Gleichsner,JeanAnn. Biology of Bromus rigidus Italian ryegrass (Lolium multiflorum) grown for seed. interference in winter wheat, seed longevity in the soil, and 1040 Shuler,PhilipE. Theeffectofpreplantnitrogen vernalization requirements for flowering. fertilization and soil temperature on biological nitrogen 1019 Masood,MuhammadShahid. Use of combining ability fixation and yield of alfalfa (Medicago sativa L.). estimates to identify the genetic potential of selected winter parental lines (Triticum aestivum L.em Thell). Education-MASTERS 1983 1020 Peek, Daniel C. Behavior ofmetribuzin and 1041 Reynolds,JuliaA. A correlation study of self-body cathexis ethylmetribuzin in soil. of obese women and their attitudes toward physical activity. 1021 Valverde,BernalE. Dinitroaniline-herbicide resistance in Education-MASTERS 1984 goosegrass (Eleusine indica) : ecophysiological aspects. 1042 Jun, TaeWon. The relationship between biorhythms and 1022 Wells, BarbaraHeard. Effects of lactofen herbicide on injuries to college football participants. cellular uptake of glyphosate herbicide in malvaparviflora L.. Education-MASTERS 1985 1043 Chiang,Kai-sun. The relationship between biorhythms and Crop Science-DOCTORS 1990 injuries in female college gymnastic participants. 1023 Das, ModanKumar. Inheritance of durable type disease 1044 King, ChristineMarie. Classroom teachers' accuracy in resistancetoleafrustinwheat (Triticumaestivurn observing students' motor performance. L.emThell). 1024 Krueger,SharonK. Allozyme genetics and mating Education-MASTERS 1986 systems of Cuphea Laminuligera and Cuphea lutea. 1045 Hicks,DouglasMichael. Comparative cinematographic 1025 Liu,Ben-hui. Statistical properties of estimators of genetic analysis of depth jumping and long jump take-off as correlation. performed by male college long jumpers. 1026 Maxwell,BruceD. The population dynamics and growth of 1046 Sievers, Gary K. The effectiveness of the Pob2 sAerobic salmonbeny (Rubus spectabilis) and thimbleberry (Rubus Exerciser in simulating high altitude training at sea level in parviflonis). cross country runners.
23 Education-MASTERS 1987 1068 Green,BrianC. A study of the relationship of self-concept 1047 Keowmookdar, Nattaya. Gender differences and level of to attitudes,activity levels, and demographic variables aspiration as factors in tennis skill performance of college among the long-term spinal cord-injured. students. 1069 Hassan, Adel Aly. The effect of an eight-week instructional 1048 Kim, HyungDon. The effects of power weight training and program upon the balance performance of hearing-impaired conventional weight training on pulmonary function. children ages 6-12. Humanisticprogram 1049O'Shea, Katie L. Functional isometric weight training :its 1070 Haugen, Maureen McCurdy. effects on dynamic and static leg strength. evaluation: application to an Oregon high school counseling program. 1050Reese, Gregory G. The effects of various crank-speeds (60, 80, 100 rpm) on maximal oxygen consumption in trained 1071 Hsu,Pao-yin. A comparison of reverse-and forward- competitive cyclists. chaining instructional methods on a motor task with mentally retarded individuals. 1051 Slear,JamesD. The relationship of selected biomechanical components tothe presence of swimmers shoulder in 1072 LaPiana,KathleenAnn. A study to determine the experienced age-group swimmers. competencies necessary for a volunteer teacher of English as a second language. Education-MASTERS 1988 1073 Mu,Ming-chu. A comparativestudyof academic 1052 Kim,Ki-hong. Analysis of Korean physical educators' experiences of American and foreign graduate students at attitudes toward teaching handicapped students in regular Oregon State University. classes. 1074 Noland,RichardW. An assessment of middle-management 1053 Lee, Jurip. An electromyographic comparison of eight sit- volunteers in Oregon's 4-H programs. up variations. 1075 Parrott,RichardLeslie. The effectof esoterica on institutional goals as measured by the use of cherished terms Education-MASTERS 1989 in the pulpits of the Church of the Nazarene and church 1054Killgore, Garry L. The effect of surface type on plantar growth. pressure distribution and running kinematics. 1076 Samiroden, Walter Donald. (Educational Foundations) 1055 Populin, Luis. The role of attention in one-handed catching. The effects of higher cognitive level question wait-time ranges by biology student teachers on student achievement Education-MASTERS 1990 and perception of teacher effectiveness. 1056 Chen,Kun-Wing.Comparisonofphysicalworking 1077 Seyfarth,LeonardH. Effects of value self-confrontation on capacity, body composition, and cholesterol concentration in values and academic performance of undergraduates. trained as opposed to normally active children. 1078 Skwarek,RichardJ. A comparison of adult students' 1057 Callings,DeborahAnn. A kinematic analysis of the karate educational orientations and perceptions of the college back thrust kick. environment in three contrasting liberal arts baccalaureate 1058 Kayuni, Frieda Lucy. Sources of information, knowledged degree programs : traditional,off-campus degree, and base, and knowledge needs of dryseasonvegetable lifelong learning. production as identified by women farmers in Ngabu 1079 Wall, JamesKeith. The relationshipof gender and Agricultural Development Division, Malawi, Central Africa. perceived sex role identity to the leadership style, range, and 1059Knittel, Marjorie C. Evaluation of education libraries for adaptability of selected graduate students. teacher education accrediation. 1080 Webb,DonnaLouise. A study to measure vocational self- Education-MASTERS 1992 concept crystallization in two types of adult career programs, telecourse versus traditional group. 1060Bates,ReidA. Mechanisms which encourage beneficiary participation in decision making in rural development 1081 Wood,CarolynJean. Meditation and relaxation and their effect upon the pattern of physiological response during the assistance projects in developing countries. performance of a fine motor and gross motor task. 1061 Blood,PieterH. A manager'splanningguidefor Yates, StephenV. The effects of an academic enrichment international training using total project acculturation 1082 program on the self-concepts of Eskimo elementary school culturally adapted management and learning methodologies. children. Education-DOCTORS 1983 Education-DOCTORS 1984 1062 Bennani, NancyGabbert. A comparison of selected basic 1083 Alexander,RobertM. Students' perceptions of teacher skillsandpersonalitycharacteristicsinAdult Basic Education/General Educational Development (ABE/GED) characteristics : how these perceptions relate to student self- esteem and locus of control perceptions. and Developmental Education students. 1084 Atkins,VirginiaFoster. A comparison of the effect of 1063 Boraas,AlanSivert. Technology and the origin of human experimenter and microcomputer delivered knowledge of hemispheric asymmetry. results on the response speed of nonretarded and mentally 1064 Boutin,K.James. Relationship of anxiety level and retarded students. performance in NAIA intercollegiate basketball games. 1085 Brik, James. The effects of EMG biofeedback training and 1065 Cheng, Hu. A comparison of players' and coaches' attitudes relaxation training on self-reported measures of trait anxiety toward little league baseball in the states of Oregon and and sports competition anxiety. Washington and Taiwan, Republic of China. 1086 Burton,H.James. A survey of research tasks required by 1066 Chung,SungTai. Motor psychophysics training : its effects public school administrators and secondary and elementary on the development of dynamic muscular power strength in teachers in Oregon. male college athletes and non-athletes. 1087 Clark, Larry R. Comparisons of teacher control ideology 1067 Dodge,KhadijehKhatami. Conflict between Western and and student attitudes in elementary Christian schools. traditional Iranian educational values. 1088 Clyne,RogerD. Learning style preference and reading achievement of urbanAlaskannative students.
24 1089 Conkey, Judith A. A study of the effectiveness of the 1111 Brubaker,DelossAllen.Responseof skinsurface Oregon DUII (driving under influence of intoxicants) temperature to an application of high voltage pulsed mandated educational program in changing knowledge and galvanic current (HVPGC) as a treatment method for sports attitude concerning driving after drinking. injuries. 1090 Dougan,DeborahRae. The effect of a memory retraining 1112 Cardenas, Humberto. Determining competencies for an program as a neuropsychological rehabilitation technique for educational research masters degree program in Venezuela. nontoxic chronic alcoholics. 1113 Chuaratanaphong,Suwanna.Elementaryeducation 1091 ElBaden,BahiaMahmoud. The effect of peer presence competencies necessary for a master's degree curriculum in upon health-related physical fitness test scores of college Thailand. students. 1114 Dudzik, Shirley M. The impact of doctoral education on 1092 Hatch, Lynda Sylvia. A study of factors affecting child- the marriages of doctoral students. centered teaching in elementary grades. 1115 Elam, ReidP. The relationship betweentibial nerve 1093 Johnson,Bonnie J. (BonnieJean). An examination of conductionvelocityandselectedstrengthand power preferred institutional goals at Oregon State University and variables in college football linemen. Western Oregon State College as perceived by the education 1116 Escobar,IrisVioleta. Attitudes of Venezuelan parents faculties. toward childrearing: a study based on the parent as a teacher 1094 Lai,Shu-mei. A comparison of body composition, body inventory. cathexis, and attitude toward obesity in women with 1117 Griffm, Betty Sue. Black parental and primary guardian different levels of physical activity. attitudes toward their involvement in desegregation. 1095 McIntosh, MathewAllen. The attitudes of Oregon State 1118 lloh,GabrielOgochukwu. The perceived needfor Penitentiary minority inmates towards activity programs as a inservice training to improve the teaching of mathematics in rehabilitative tool. primary schools in Bendel State of Nigeria. 1096 McNeil, Ellen E. (Ellen Elizabeth). Physicians'attitudes 1119 Kleine, Carroyl Fayne. A procedural model for assessing toward deaf persons and the communication methods used functional characteristics of effective and less effective work with their deaf patients. groups within a selected community college. 1097 Mischke,KarenBlomquist. Attitudes of nurses toward 1120 Maxwell, Nancy A. An examination of the perceptions of cancer and the cancer patient. the goals for community colleges by internal and external 1098 Montgomery, Sue. Creation and investigation of musical constituentgroupsfromselectedWashingtonState forms designed to promote relaxation. community colleges. 1099 Nogawa,Haruo. A studyofaJapanese-American 1121 McBride,Neal.Selecteddemographicvariablesas basketball league and the assimilation of its members into predictors of small group attendance or nonattendance the mainstream of United States society. among adult Conservative Baptists: a discriminant analysis.
1100 Proudfoot,RobertCharles. Urban ethnography : an 1122 McMahon,John J. (JohnJoseph). An organizational exploration and interpretation of the post-camp period of analysis of structural characteristics during the merger of Laotian refugees settling in Eugene-Springfield, Oregon. two higher education organizations. 1101 Rich,JosephA. (Joseph Ash). An examination of the 1123 Nishizawa, Sho. Hemispheric processing of kinesthetically relationshipsbetweenmoraleandteachingfaculty oriented spatial perception. participationininstitutionalgovernance oncollective 1124 Staebler, BonitaLouise. A study of preservice teachers' bargaining and non-collective bargaining California public attitudes toward mainstreaming. community college campuses. 1125 Stidwill, HowardF. Motives toward track and field 1102 Samabito,SupitrChotinukul. Competency needs for competition of foreign and domestic grant-in-aid student- physical education master's degree programs in Thailand. athletes in NCAA Division I colleges and universities. 1103 Singer,DanielJay. An empirical study of the possible 1126 Tapsuwan,Suda. Assessment of the roles and functions of relationship between adult perception of parents and graduate advisors in a school of education. expressed self-concept. 1104 Soukup,MargaretA. A survey of research tasks required Education-DOCTORS 1986 by secondaryschool counselors,State Department of 1127 Abrams,ArnoldH. Effectiveness of interactive video in Education professionals, & college & university faculty in teaching basic photography skills. Oregon. 1128 Akyeampong, AtaaAsamoah. A methodology for the 1105 Tapsuwan, Sakchye. The role and function of physical assessment of management development needs in industry. education and sport in the nation building of Thailand. 1129 Beaty, Shirley A. The effect of inservice training on the 1106 Turner, MarthaI. Playing with computers : the hidden ability of teachers to observe learning styles of students. impact of the computer in a school. 1130 Beerman, Kathy A. Biographical variables and descriptive 1107 Watson,EdwinR. Differences in burnout among Oregon factors of arrest circumstance which differentiate drinking high school basketball coaches within categories of selected drivers grouped by total number of drinking and driving variables. offenses. 1108 Young,MargaretShelley. Achievement orientation and 1131 Brown, Terry L. (Terry Lee). A study of the growth of teaching methodology : a relationship that affects learning. interpersonalproblem-solvingabilitiesingradesnine through twelve. Education-DOCTORS 1985 1132 Cola, Vasantha Sunandini.Using selected computer games 1109 Baldwin, Edith E. The natureof home economics asaninstructionalstrategywithlearningdisabled curriculum in secondary schools. adolescents to improve achievement in arithmetic facts. 1110 Boonchai, Wiriya. Changes in strength, anthropometric 1133 Congo, Curtis L. A study of job factors as satisfiers and measurements and cardiovascular function as a consequence dissatisfiers of members of the National Association of of participation in a coed weight training course. Directors of Christian Education.
25 1134 Feldman, Steven, The role of the city manager in policy 1155 Johnson, J.Scott.(JereScott). Attributes perceived as making: a study of differences in the conception of actual essential for hiring football and men's basketball coaches at and perception of ideal policy making roles of the city NCAA Division I-A schools by university officials. manager by elected mayors and appointed managers in small 1156 Jun, TaeWon. The effect of interval weight training on California council-manager municipalities. dynamic muscular strength, power, and cardiorespiratory 1135 Fletcher, Todd V. Comparative analysis between the function in male college students. Woodcock Psycho-Educational Battery in Spanish and the 1157 Kim,Mikyung.CognitivedevelopmentofKorean Wechsler Intelligence Scale for Children-Revised Mexican kindergarten children and its relationship to age, gender, version. social class, and maternal attitude. 1136 Gaethke-Brandt,JaneE. The effect of auditory subliminal 1158 Lambrecht,KeithW. An analysis of the competencies of deactivating messages on motor and task performance of athletic clubmanagers. hyperkinetic children. 1159 Lee, FlorenceG. L. A study of the effects of a multisensory 1137 Gray,PearlS.African-Americanfolkloric form and communicative approach to English language acquisition of function in segregated one-room schools. kindergarten children in Singapore. 1138 Johnson, Taffy L. Attitudes toward death and dying among 1160 Li,Xiaolong. Effect of slot openness on word recall : three student nurses as affected by a specialized curriculum. fundamental theorems. 1139 Maguire,PaulA. The effects of supplemental home 1161 McEwan,Barbara. A study of the application of Judicious instruction by parents utilizing the data based gymnasium discipline, a constitutional perspective for school rules and instructional model on the performance of selected motor decisions in selected Oregon school districts. skillswith moderately and severely mentally retarded 1162 Nave,MichaelE. Impact of voluntary compliance and children. compliance inspection programs on experience rates among 1140 Marshall, Joyce M. A comparativestudyof two small employers in California instructional methods employed in teaching nutrition among 1163 Parks,SusanT. Comparison of fractionated reaction time culturally diverse adolescents: teacher-oriented lecture and between cerebral palsied and non-handicapped youth. student-oriented instructional design. 1164 Pearson,GeraldineHelen. Strategic problem solving in 1141 Nelson,DennisA. A study of predeparture orientation the community college : an analytic model. programs for employees of business/industry and U.S. Pflug, Elizabeth A. A comparison of the effect of computer- Agency for International Development projects. 1165 assisted-instruction and same-age peer-tutoring on math 1142 Oddou,WilliamEugene.Differentialthemiogenic achievement of fourth grade students. response in juvenile-onset type obesity and maturity-onset 1166 Piepmeier,KarenSwanson. Determining readability by type obesity. computer analysis using the Fourier transform to calculate 1143 Okoye, PeterIloabuchi. The identification of rural public the spatial frequencies of words. health sanitarian competencies for developing countries. 1167 Sumrain, IbrabimA. Academic dishonesty : comparing 1144 Wall, PatriciaJ. Attitudes toward and basic understanding American and foreign students' attitudes. of mathematics of prospective elementary teachers and the William). Attitudes of college factors influencing attitudes and basic understanding of 1168 Turner, RobertW. (Robert students toward developmentally disabled peers. mathematics. 1169 Veal,LawrenceLyman. Perceived needs of special 1145 Wright-Fromherz,RobinElizabeth. Validity of preschool education as identified by school personnel in small rural language intervention programs. school districts in six eastern Oregon counties. Education-DOCTORS 1987 1170 Whyte, CatherineK. The effects of locus of control and 1146 AI-Shedokhi,SaadAbdul-Karim. An investigation of the instructional method on self-efficacy with computers. problems experienced by Saudi students while enrolled in Education-DOCTORS 1988 institutions of higher education in the United States. 1171 Adera, Tilahun. Epidemiological study of low back pain 1147 Bolden, Robert A. A study of judicious discipline: a withsocio-demographicandoccupational constitutional perspective for school rules and decisions and association factors. its effect on the school-related attitudes of students. 1172 Boersma,StephenA. Managerial competencies for church 1148 Bruyer,Annette.Theconstructionandpreliminary validation of an instrument to assess the food fantasies of administration as perceived by seminary faculties, church lay leaders, and ministers. individuals with eating disorders. 1173 Boyse,PeterDent. An analysis of trustee role perceptions 1149 Dempsey,StephenD. A comparison of college/university in the state controlled Washington community college professors and specialists in adapted physical education in their perception of the importance of a specified set of system and the locally controlled Oregon community college relationship between trusteepersonal professional competencies. system and the characteristics and these role perceptions. 1150 Eraqi,AbduhnohsenMohammed. An investigation of Honey, WilliamD. The use of the ethnographic method in educational television in Saudi Arabia. 1174 evaluating nontraditional continuing education programs. 1151 Graff-Haight, Dawn. Healthy behaviorsasmediating Hyllegard, Randy. An analysis of visual discriminatory factors in promoting health during times of stress. 1175 skill of baseball players during the first 200 milliseconds of 1152 Gray, Nancy L. A comparativeanalysisof factors a pitch. influencing smoking behaviors of college students, 1963- 1176 Selected variablesaspredictorsof 1987 Jordan, Jean E. retirement readiness of older employed women. 1153 Haddon, R. Lance. A process for the evaluation of learner E.Alan. The relationship of instructional delivery goals, reading comprehension, and program impact as 1177 Kluge, methods and individualdifferences to the training of elements of adult literacy programs. operators of computer systems. 1154 Howell, Jerry. Physical education and athletic facilities analysis of usage and financial problems.
26 1178 Koval, David P. Influences of a career curriculum on 1198 Kritpet,ThanomwongTaweeboon. The effects of six changes in vocational interests of mildly handicapped high weeks of squat and plyometric training on power production. school students. 1199 Legler,JamesRichard. An integrated systems framework 1179 Koval,JamesE. Senior high school student opinions of the for analyzing family business planning. need for a ninth grade academic transition program. 1200 Mitchener,VirginiaWedler. A theoretical design of 1180 Larson, Beverly J. The effects of mainstreaming on rational autonomy : integratingelementary and early nonhandicapped preschool children. childhoodteachereducationthrougha contemporary 1181 Lawler,BrynnHeintz. Evaluation of the effect of a derivation from Maria Montessori's social cognitive field literature-based unit designed to enhance the attitudes of paradigm. primary grade children toward the elderly. 1201 Nearingburg, Patt. The effects of three levels of contextual 1182 LeMarr,JohnD. Muscular strength of active men, 25 to interference on acquisition and retention of a sequential 64 years of age. motor skill in moderately mentally retarded and nonretarded individuals. 1183 Mizelle, Woody It Loss of self-esteem due to acquired brain injury : a multidisciplinary team approach to a single 1202 Rat-rim-chong, Aim-ut-cha. A perceptual comparison of case study. experts, principals and teachers with respect to school health programswithintheelementaryschoolsunderthe 1184Morehouse,JamesWesley. The effect of trials-to-criterion jurisdiction of Bangkok metropolis, Thailand. on the retention of a discrete motor skill by moderately retarded and severely mentally retarded individuals. 1203 Rife, Carol Lee. A comparison of the effect of oral versus written lesson closure on the achievement of seventh and 1185 Ndzinge, Loftus O. Concepts to consider in developing a eighth grade students in social studies. microcomputer simulation model to promote understanding of linkages between the macroeconomy and agriculture in a 1204 Savelsbergh, Mary. A studyof effectiveconsultant developing country. teachers' leadership styles and personality preferences. 1186 Paul, Mary Elaine Bowen.The effect of selected materials 1205 Schloss,JacobLeon. A comparisonofselected on the achievement of students in the intermediate grades in instructional media and methods for teaching global studies. Native American cultural instruction. 1206 Stebbins, SarahJ. The influence of community service 1187 Starmach, Ewa M. A task analysis of the statistically volunteer work on perceptions of job satisfaction and related computerapplicationneedsof doctorallevel organizational commitment among Oregon employees of university graduates with majors in education. Pacific Northwest Bell. 1188 Sun, MichaelB. A Studyfordevelopmentof a 1207 Stenson,JulieAnn. The effect of social support on the methodological process and the use of certified NLP- well-being of single-mothers enrolled in rural community practitionersinassessingtheconsistencyof NLP- college. programmers rating eye movements. 1208 Wang, Jin-cherng. ( Physical Education and Chemistry) 1189 Udompijitkul, Tumrong. A student model in economic The impact dynamics of a tennis ball striking a hard surface. education : factors influencing a student's learning of 1209 Wesley, Charmaine. A taskanalysisof correctional economics. counselor needs of university graduates with majors in counseling. Education-DOCTORS 1989 1190 Abu-Saleh, KadhemMohammad. Measurement of and Education-DOCTORS 1990 correlation between attitudes toward physical education and 1210 Al-Shehry,AliMaadi. An investigation of the financial and health-related physical fitness among male students at two academic problems perceived by Saudi graduate students Saudi-Arabian universities. while they are studying in the United States. 1191 Carpenter, Jill L. (Post Secondary/Adult Education) The 1211 Bachman,WilliamC. A comparativestudyof the employment and career situation of women, age 40 and effectiveness of residence hallstudent government and older, who have received services from a rural displaced selected perceptions and characteristics of resident hall homemaker program. student staff members and student government officers. 1192 Charoenruk, Kongsak. The application of item response 1212 Balaban,Gerald M. Therelationshipofteachers' theory in the cross-cultural validation of the physical mathematics preparation and degree leveltoessential estimation and attraction scale. learning skills. 1193 Chiang, Jasson. Cardiorespiratoryresponsestocircuit 1213 Budd, Clair Allen. The effect of theological education on weight trainingas measuredby a biokinetic swim-bench test philosophy of human nature among Nazarene Sunday school and a treadmill run test. teachers. 1194 Chintakanont, Churaiporn. The effect of self-reference 1214 Carr,Maureen Sherry. Acomparisonofthe upon memory processing of the content of a television metacognitive behaviors of field independent and field documentary in older adults. dependent pre-service teachers. 1195 Graber-Wilson,Gerri. The extent of the relationship 1215 Cochrane,Linda LouiseLoomis. Survey of collection betweenreading andwriting achievementamong analysis practices in public and academic libraries in the international students enrolled in a university freshman United States, and the effect of automation thereon. composition course. 1216 Coll, KennethM. A study of factors that contribute to job 1196 Harmon, GeraldR. The effect of additionalspecial satisfaction and role congruence for community college physical education and mainstreaming knowledge and skills counselors. onpreserviceelementaryeducators'attitudestoward 1217 Corley, Sherie P. A study of the effects of an extended physical education with handicapped and nonhandicapped transfer student orientation course on factors of student children. success. 1197 Kosa, Boonsong. The relationship between burnout and 1218 Devore, Judy. A comparative study of extended orientation selected demographic and job-related variables among courses in two- and four-year colleges. Oregon public school teacher-coaches :identifying coping strategies.
27 1219 Ells,BarbaraGail. Major inhibitoryfactorsinthe 1243 Denevan,JamesP. A descriptivestudyof Oregon assessment of themes by Oregon high school English schools/school districts to investigate how they planned to teachers. implement Oregon Administrative Rule 581-22-413. 1220 Fischer,JosephMiller. A comparison of three alcohol 1244 Freeman,BarbaraL. Effects of a written intervention on education instructional approaches on the attitudes and the state anxiety of new mathematics teachers. knowledge of college students. 1245 Hamlin,KarenDeShon. Mentor's view of the observation 1221 Graham,DianaSue. ****An analysis of the relationships process in Oregon's beginning teacher support program. between self-preceived occupational stress, reported health 1246 Hickcox,LeslieK.(LeslieKay). An historical review of status,sex-rolesocialization,attitude toward feminism, Kolb's formulation of experiential learning theory. educational attainment, and preceived pay equity among 1247 Jensen, Edward A. A study to determine the media OPEU clerical Oregon **fix in Word or WP*** competencies recommended by inservice teachers from 1222 Groner,Michael. The accuracy of parents' perceptions of teaching disciplines. their preschool children's gross motor abilities. 1248 Kieff,JudithE.Preferenceforschoolinvolvement 1223 Hauseman, Joseph Hayes. A comparison of effective strategies by mothers of at-risk and peer-model kindergarten teaching characteristics of teachers who participated in a children. mentor-teacher program with teachers who did not. 1249 Kincaid,JohnThomas. The nomenclature of crime and 1224 Hookstra,GlennMaitland. Middle school social studies : violence as it appears in the educational and criminal justice an examination of textbook, structure, classroom interaction, systems. and student achievement. 1250 Luttrell, WilliamLynn. The self-concept and perceived 1225 Hughes, PeterMark. An examinationofsubsidies importance of athletic competition of winners and losers in provided by public universities to affiliated foundations. special olympics. 1226 Jaffe, Clella I. An ethnography of a rural elementary school 1251 Mathews, StephenE. Teacher attending behaviors directed district containing three types of minority students. to at risk high school students. 1227 Kauffman,FrancisM. A comparison betweenthe 1252 Mishler,DarrellW.(DarrellWayne). Analysis of socio- management practices of academic department chairpersons cultural factors affecting the establishment of a cross- and private industry managers. cultural Christian leadership education program in Mexico 1228 Khaef,AhmadAll. The relationship of organizational City. structure and job satisfaction in Iranian iron companies. 1253 Mongkolsiri, Pravate. The effects of behavioral objectives 1229 Killpatrick,PaulT. The relationship between benefits from on student achievment in college chemistry. a GED certificate and the age group (life cycle phase) of the 1254 Pelto, JoanMcAlmond. Fieldsensitivityof Native recipient. AmericanstudentsatOregonStateUniversity,as 1230 Makande,TendekaiDon. A study to determine the need determined by the group embedded figures test. for mathematics inservice training for untrained and trained 1255 Petre-Miller, DanielS. The content analysis of low- teachers in K-7 rural schools in Manicaland, Zimbabwe. functioning sex offenders' dreams. 1231 Mucklow,WilliamR. The Canadian two-year college 1256 Smart,AnnDillie. Influences on State-funded categorical foundation : characteristics of success. enrollment patterns inthirteen of Oregon's community 1232 Nielsen,FayElise. A competency analysis of NCAA colleges. athletic administrators. 1257 Smith,ClaytonNowlin. A study of the relationship 1233 Schuetz,LarryJamison.Ananalyticmodelfor between living environment press and retention of freshman implementation of participatory process control. pledges in fraternities at Oregon State University. 1234 Shake, Caron LeeLouise. The effects of warm and cold 1258 Smith,KarenClark. The relationship of teacher role water scuba finning on cardiorespiratory responses and characteristics, staff development, and school climate to the energy expenditure. use of manipulatives in primary grade mathematics. 1235 Stanley,SandraTierney. Motivational orientations as 1259 Sullivan, J. Kevin (JeremiahKevin) A study to examine perceived deterrents to participation among low-literate therelationshipbetween burnout/selecteddemographic adults seeking literacy referral services. characteristicsand supervisorysupport among school 1236 Taqueban,CappiaR. A contrast of the level of importance psychologists. of selected computer competencies between the computer 1260 Takeshita,Shunichi. Reform in undergraduate physical specialists and the elementary teachers. education major programs in the United States and in Japan. 1237 Tsuboya, Yoko. A syntactical analysis of modem Japanese 1261 Wright, BernadetteP. The relationship between terminal thought patternsas reflectedincharacteristicsof the values and health care preferences among Chinese students Japanese language. from the People's Republic of China and Taiwan attending Oregon State University. Education-DOCTORS 1991 1238 Akobundu,ReginaE. Language proficiency and self- Education-DOCTORS 1992 concept : a study of Japanese exchange students. 1262 Anstine,DanielD. An investigation of the relationships 1239 Ahnotaa, All. An organizational model for community between student evaluations and faculty, class, and student colleges in Yemen. demographic variables in rating instructional effectiveness. 1240 Brown, Wayne E.(WayneEdward). Modeling academic 1263 Boltes,BarbaraV. Quality management factors and related performance change from high school to college. performance measures in the cooperative extension system. 1241 Carlson, Ron. An evaluation of a change effort. 1264 Bombardier, Louis. An analysis of mediating factors, perceptions, and personnel related to strategic change in 1242 Carter, WilliamD. (WilliamDavid). A comparison of instructor-led and interactive video training for the personal community college based small business development centers. computer application WordPerfect. 1265 Cagle,RussellJohn. Effect of hamstring temperature reduction on quadricep's torque.
28 1266 Clausing-Lee, MarianneSue. Qualitative study of patterns 1288 Das, Utpal. Some transport properties of organometallic in attitudes, values and behaviors among fathers of gifted vapour phase epitaxial Al[subscript x]Ga[subscript 1-x]As and non-gifted children in selected preschools. and ion-implanted GaAs. 1267 Cote,DorenceJ. A study of transition skills for special 1289 Easterday, John L.Multiprocessorcomputerswith education teachers in secondary settings. replicated shared memory. 1268 Fox, MargaretWynne. A process for evaluating the 1290 Haisch, Hansjoerg. Passive source tracking from spatially instructionalcomponentofdevelopmentaleducation correlated angle-of-arrival data. programs using the educational Opportunities Program at 1291 Milden, Mark R. An approach for selecting a language for Oregon State University as a case study. computer hardware description and simulation. 1269 Groll, BruceJeffrey. Anonymous screening process for 1292 Spee, Rene. High energy impulse generator design. selecting the most qualifiedfinalistsinadministrative 1293 Tan, HinLeong. Frequency domain deconvolution. employment searches. 1270 Hailing, Daye H. Analysis of resistance exercise curriculum Electrical and Computer Engineering-MASTERS 1985 inselectfour-yearundergraduatephysicaleducation 1294 Anderson, HarryR.Theoreticalandexperimental programs. investigations of FSK data transmission in the noise and 1271 Johnson, Wayne E. Characteristics of Oregon agricultural interference environment of broadband two-way cable export entrepreneurs. television systems. 1272 Kilburg, Gary M. A study of peer collaborative mentoring 1295 Heilig,Thomas. Designand simulation of a model for for the professional development of international graduate lymphocyte flow through single lymphnodes. teaching assistants. 1296 Lim,Daniel. VLSI design methodologies and computer 1273 Kwon, Soon-chang. Guidelines for a proposed inservice tools. teacher training program for the use of computers in Korean 1297 Mammen,M.Ninan. A microprogramming learning elementary school classrooms. system. 1274 Lawson, LaJean. Chest/breast protectors for female athletes 1298 Permantier, GeraldA. Stabilizing control strategies for the : cushioning properties and effect on selected physiological doubly-excited machine. and performance variables. 1299 Peterson, Patricia A. A model of the likelihood of 1275 Lin,Ching-ho. A cross-racialcomparisonofthe stimulation or tolerance of the B lymphocyte. relationship of personality traits, body mass, and physical 1300 Rentola,ChristopherT. W. Real-time data quality fitness among junior high school students in Taiwan. assessment using linear prediction. 1276 McNaught,Susan C.An analysis of the relationship 1301 Schmnm, Gerhard. A study of the photoresponse of semi- between the preferred cognitive learning style of field insulating gallium arsenide. independence/field dependence and successinlearning Englishasa second language among post-secondary Electrical and Computer Engineering-MASTERS 1986 Japanese students. 1302 Abweh,NaelNabih. PRONTO programs for product term 1277 Pankratz, John. The relationship among community reduction. commitment to education, resource allocation and education 1303 Leelanukrom, Pricha. Harmonic currents in Static Vats success in rural Oregon. Compensators. 1278 Parnell,DalePaul. An identification of the mission of the 1304 Rastegar,Bahador. Surfacerecombination velocity and Community College of the Air Force and an assessment of bulk lifetime in GaAs and InP. the extent to which the mission has been fulfilled. 1305 Weigand,ClausH. Voltage controller for a variable speed 1279 Questad, Beverly A. A case study of effects of accelerated generation system. learning methodology on reading gains of ten middle school 1306 Yazdani-Buicki, Kiyandokht. Design and simulation of a students in southwest Washington. DC-to-DC high-frequencyseries-resonantconverter. 1280 Ruangruchira, Natsuda. Effects of advance organizers on student acheivement in general chemistry. Electrical and Computer Engineering-MASTERS 1987 1281 Siriprasert,Jirakorn. The effectsof physicalfitness 1307 Asadi,MohammadAyman O. Speech deconvolution using programs on the job performance of full-time employees in Gaussian pulses. public universities of Oregon. 1308 Bibby,MichaelC.Specialassociativepreprocessing 1282 Stevenson, Carl W. A comparison of psychological structures for qualitative feature extraction. characteristics of standout police officers and Oregon Police 1309Ebner,John.Thegrowthofternarycompound Academy trainees. semiconductors by molecular beam epitaxy. 1283 Turner, Micki. A study to assess the knowledge about 1310 Edmonds,Douglas E.A multi-microprocessor debug AIDS held by mental health counselors. executive. 1284 Yocom,DorothyJean. The effects of implementing the 1311 Gamage, Gayani N. K. A survey of optimal frequency consultation model on special education referrals in the domain deconvolution methods. Portland (Oregon) public schools from 1987-1990. 1312 Liu,Dongtai. A hierarchically organized microprocessor Electrical and Computer Engineering-MASTERS 1983 system for motor position control. 1285 Dunsmore,JoelP. The analysis and design of a broadband 1313 NwaChukwu, DavidO. Simulation of a high voltage direct microwave buffer amplifier. current transmission system in an electromagnetic transients program using semiconductor terminals. 1286 Flannagan,StephenT.Synchronizationina CMOS technology. 1314 Ranawake, Udaya A. Preliminary studies on a magnetic elevator for solids (MES). Electrical and Computer Engineering-MASTERS 1984 1315 Sakallah,FatenA. ISPS in system design. 1287 Acuna,FernandoR. Variable linear phase digital filters. 1316 Weisshaar,Andreas. LORAN-Creceiverposition estimation from noisy time-difference data.
29 1317 Werahera, Priya N. Supervisory control of a doubly-fed 1347 Jiang, William. A CMOS differential line driver. machine. 1348 Ju,Shu-ing. Design of GaAs monolithically integrated 1318 Whitwer,FredrickD.DLTScharacterizationof optical receiver amplifier. precipitation induced microdefects. 1349 Kang,SeongK.Sliding mode controllerforrobot 1319 Yang,HowardC. Characteristics of semi-insulating GaAs manipulator. photoconductive detectors under steady state illumination. 1350 Kim,Seung-bae.Diamond-like carbon filmsfor 1320Yu, Chi-ming. Implementation of a digital PID controller in electroluminescent applications. a hierarchical distributed control system. 1351 Koehler, Loren. Cursivescriptrecognitionusinga 1321 Zheng, Yuepeng. A simple local area network, COLAN dynamic time warping method. (Control Oriented Local Area Network). 1352 Kumar, Ravi C. COLAN V : a high performance local area 1322 Zhu,Feihong. Two dimensional recursive fast Fourier networkforcontroland communicationutilizinga transform. communication co-processor. 1353 Lee, SeungMin. Design and simulation of a simple digital Electrical and Computer Engineering-MASTERS 1988 computer central processing unit using computer-aided 1323 Bate,JohnG. The architecture and design of a parallel design software on a personal computer. sorting engine. 1354 Norton, Peter. The implementation of a control and 1324 Eum,Doo-hun. COLAN III, a control-oriented LAN using development program for a local area network (LAN). CSMA/CD protocol. 1355 Qin,Bi-de. Operating characteristics of the brushless doubly 1325 Gilbert,JohnD. Acceleration of a heuristic PLA product fed machine. term reduction program through complementation of the 1356 Rajanala,ArunkumarV. IEEE 754 single precision PLA specification. standard compatible floating point processor implemented 1326Graulich,MarkusGunter. Weather influence on Loran-C. using silicon compiler technology. 1327 Juang,MinTzuan. Instabilities in InP MIS capacitors. 1357 Shenoy, RavindraUmanath. A CAD noise model for 1328 Kao,Shao-kong. Design of COLAN II, a control oriented chopper-stabilized switched-capacitor filters. local area network. 1358 Sivakolundu, Ramesh. Implementation of single board 1329 Lam, StevenC. F. Analytical model of GaAs MESFET computer for real time control of power electronic converter outputconductancewithfrequencyandtemperature controlled varible speed generation system. dependent parameters. 1359 Skelton,JeanetteK. Analysis and synthesis of neural 1330Li,Ruqi. Applications of mathematical programming networks. techniques in optimal power flow problems. 1360 Yarimbiyik, Bulent. Optimal control of an induction motor. 1331 Liu,Tian-chen. CMOS analog design using a digital gate 1361 Yoo, Tae-On. Implementation of an Ethernet Local Area array. Network board for the Macintosh II system. 1332Or,Pee-Keong. Modeling of subthreshold current of GaAs 1362 Yu, Hua. EDLAN, an educational local area network. MESFET and the design of voltage reference circuit. 1363 Zhou, Yaqin. CLASSLAN, an experimental personal 1333 Saugen,JohnDavid. An expert system for optimal tuning computer network for classroom education. of adaptive PID regulators. 1334 Thye,Yong. COLAN IV, a localarea network for Electrical and Computer Engineering-MASTERS 1990 communications and control. 1364 Chang, Chujyh. Modeling and characterization of hemt 1335 Yang, JohnJian. A high-swing CMOS operational devices. amplifier topology. 1365 Chow, Andrew Siv-Anne. Application and analysis of 1336 Yu,Choung. A high-swing class-AB CMOS operational CMOS FSCL for mixed-mode analog/digital ICs. amplifier. 1366 Garimella,KrishnaS. Performance analysis of network based file systems. Electrical and Computer Engineering-MASTERS 1989 1367 Gazeley,William G. A studyofthetemperature 1337 Abhyankar, Rajendra. Hardware implementation of color dependence of the DC current-voltage characteristics of transforms in the analog domain for wood surface analysis. AIGaAs/GaAsheterojunctionbipolartransistorswith 1338 Abu-Dayeh, MahmoudA. A fast-settling folded-cascode application to bandgap voltage reference sources. CMOS operational amplifier. 1368 Hansen, James Edward. A time-multiplexed switched- 1339 Ann,Seung-Han. A chopper-stablized CMOS operational capacitor circuit for neural network applications. amplifier. 1369 Hegde,AnoopR. An efficient data transfer protocol for 1340 Atluri,Venkata Ram. Amultiprocessornodefor Ethernet. communication and control. 1370 Ho,Chi-Sung. Model flexible assembly system. 1341 Durgam, Jaisimha. Dynamically configurablesystolic 1371 Jia,Zuxin. Critical evaluation of Ouyang's model reduction arrays. method. 1342 Eo,Jin-Woo. Mathematical morphology : a case study of 1372 Jiang, Jin. The architecture and design of a neural network linear shift-in variant filter implementation. classifier. 1343 Godbole,HemendraG. An investigation of bulk stacking 1373 Khormaei,Iranpour. Improved stabilityin ACTFEL faultsin siliconusingphotocapacitance transient devices. spectroscopy. 1374 Lee, Bor. MOS switched-current biquadratic filters. 1344 microstrip Hayden, Leonard.Nonuniformlycoupled 1375 Lee,Wing-sunR. Distortion analysis of switched-current transversal filters for analog signal processing. circuits. 1345 Hung,Shih-chuan. The design of a single chip logic state 1376 Li,Aihua. Synthesis of multi-rate arrays from directional analyzer. uniform recurrence equations. 1346Jen, ShinD. Operational amplifier compensation using doublet-decompression for switched-capacitor circuits.
30 1377 Lim, Choo-chiang. A programmable system scheduler for 1405 Ramchandran, Ashok. A method for controlling and control oriented local area networks (COLAN). stabilizingthepitch-axisdynamics of a magnetically 1378 Luo, Lei. Power spectrum estimation of sinusoids from levitated train. white and colored noises using the canonical correlation 1406 Rochelle,PatrickR. Analysis and design of the bmshless analysis method. doubly-fed machine. 1379 Malhotra, Sanjeev. Design of totally self-checking checker 1407 Seitkhani, Farroh. Investigation, analysis and design of the for t-unidirectional error detecting codes. linear brushless doubly-fed machine. 1380 Nayak,Harish ChandraB. Design strategies for interface 1408 Subramanian, Vivek. Switched-current logic for digital of bus architectures. circuit design. 1381 Orhanovic,Neven.Time domain simulationof 1409 Traylor,RogerL. A token caching waiting-matching unit multiconductor lossy transmission lines by the method of for tagged-token dataflow computers. characteristics. 1410 Venkatswamy,Suresh. A new and improved control of a 1382 Osta, Ahmad M. Overcoming the singularity problem in power electronic converter for stabilizing a variable speed digital image restoration. generation system using an embedded microcontroller. 1383 Park,ChungMin. A graphical ethernet monitoring system 1411 Xu, Yan. Implementation of display control node for a (GEMS). distributed microcontroller network. 1384 Peng, Lan L. Drain current transient characterization of P- 1412 Yindeepol,Wipawan.Fabrication and characterization of channel GaAs MESFET. modulation doped fieldeffecttransistorsfor quantum 1385 Pillay,Harish. An implementation of the Department of waveguide structures. Defense's transmission control protocol internet protocol 1413 Zele, RajeshH. Fully-differential current-mode CMOS (TCP/IP) for the Microsoft OS/2 operating system. circuits and applications. 1386 Schaal, Hans-werner. Taskmaster II, a versatile distributed Electrical and Computer Engineering-MASTERS 1992 system for control. 1414 Badyal,Rajeev.VLSIimplementationofadaptive 1387 Shorn,DanielK. Model and design of cmos phase-locked BIT/serial IIR filters. loop. 1415 Baily, Albert L. Multi-media presentation system based on 1388 So,Dennis. A multi-media presentation system for control a distributed control network. oriented local area networks (COLAN). 1416 Davidson,James D. (JamesDouglas). Capacitance- 1389 Widjaja, Stephen. Reduced instructionsetcomputer voltage analysis, SPICE modeling,and aging studies of AC memory architectures. thin-film electroluminescent devices. 1390 Yadav,AnilKumar. Performance monitoring of parallel 1417 Doustmohammadi, Ali. Evaluation of a pole placement applications at large grain level. controller for a planar manipulator. 1391 Yesilyurt, Ayse Gul. Digitally-programmable switched- 1418 Gribble, DonaldL. A new RISC architecture for high current filters. speed data acquisition. 1392 Zahl, Eric L. Resolution enhancement of analog-to-digital 1419 Hayward,RogerD. Improving a sampled-data circuit converters through computationally simple digital filtering. simulator for Delta-Sigma modulator design. 1393 Zhang, Licheng. The design of a reduced instruction set 1420 Ho, (Jeremy) YuiLuen.Processor memory traffic computer using a silicon compiler. characteristics for on-chip cache. Electrical and Computer Engineering-MASTERS 1991 1421 Hoei, Jung-sheng. High accuracy CMOS switched-current 1394 Ahmed, MahbubI. Performance analysis of least square ladder filters. error[omega]filterforimagereconstructionfrom 1422 Javadekar, VirendraS. Design and development of a projection. controller for a brushless doubly-fed automotive alternator 1395 Al-Rabeh,RaedH. Removing inter-minidisk gaps on system. IBM's VM/CMS operating systems. 1423 Jimenez,Ronald. Robust nonlinear decentralized control of 1396 Botelho,Cindy. A universalCMOS current-mode robot manipulators. operational amplifier. 1424 Jong,Jyh-ming.Timedomaincharacterizationof 1397 Chee, San-hwa. CMOS differential logic techniques for interconnect discontinuities. mixed-mode applications. 1425 Lee, LouisWai-Fung. Fully efficient pipelined VLSI 1398 Chen,LongRen. An adaptive pitch axis autopilot design arrays for solving toeplitz matrices. for an unstable nonminimum phase pitch axis model. 1426 Lerman, David. A model for the generation and study of 1399 Dai, RezaA. Improved Lyapunov-based decentralized electromyographic signals. adaptive controller. 1427 Lin, Angela A. Two dimensional numerical simulation of a 1400 Hwang, Nam. A dual-frequency diode laser displacement non-isothermal GaAs MESFET. sensor. 1428 Maskai,SaileshR. Design of complex digital blocks using 1401 Kamdar, PravinP. Numerical simulation of Al [subscript folded source-coupled logic for mixed-mode applications. x] Ga [subscript 1-x] As/GaAs and (Al [subscript x] Ga 1429 Mui, LapK. Scheduling system of affine recurrence [subscript 1-x]) [subscript 0.47] In [subscriptO.53] As/InP equations by means of piecewise affine timing functions. bandgap engineered solar cells. 1430 Myers,TimothyF. Proposed implementation of a near-far 1402 Krishnan, Sheela. Digital stabilizer for bmshless doubly- resistant multiuser detector without matrix inversion using fed machine. Delta-Sigma modulation. 1403 Lao, PaulA. Current-feedthrough cancellation techniques 1431 Or, Siu-shunBrunette. Hot electron effects in N-channel in switched-current circuits. MOSFET's. 1404 Myers, Robert A.(RobertAllan). Quasi-static design of 1432 Parson,KevinJ. Wide stripe, high power diode lasers. electro-optic modulators by the method of lines. 1433 Reinalda,JohannesK. A controller for internet protocol routing of AX.25 packets.
31 1434 Reudink, Mark D. Modeling of the orientation dependence Electrical and Computer Engineering-DOCTORS 1988 of scanned HgCdTe infrared detectors. 1459 Aminzadeh, Mehran G. Recombination and generation 1435 Xu,Xiaofeng. Analysis and design of oversampled digital- lifetime characterization of p/pp+ sepitaxial silicon wafers. to-analog converters. 1460 Kang,CheoulShin. Hybrid-Meshnet, a local area mesh 1436 Yan, Kai-tuanKelvin. Wide bandwidth GaAs MESFET network with distributed control. amplifier. 1461 Kruatrachue, Boontee. Static task scheduling and grain 1437 Young, David Y.W. Current-feedthroughcancellation packing in parallel processing systems. technique for current-mode T/H circuits. 1462 Mohammed,AhmedSarhan. Analysis and modeling of 1438 Zhai, Dalun. Analysis and design of bandpass delta-sigma electrically long MESFETS and coupled schottky lines. A/D converters. 1463 Siriboon, Thit. Integrated local and global microprogram Electrical and Computer Engineering-DOCTORS 1983 reduction. 1439 Chin,YounKang. Analysis and applications of multiple 1464 Spee, Rene. Prediction of brushless DC drive performance coupled line structures in an inhomogeneous medium. consideringnon-sinusoidalparametervariationsand asymmetrical operating conditions. 1440 Halawani, TalalUmar. An optimal control approximation for a certain class ofnonlinearfiltering problems. 1465 Sze,Wing-II. Electrical characterization of silicon and silicon dioxide materials. 1441 Lee,Hyuckjae. Computational methods for the quasi-TEM characteristics of fundamental MIC planar structures. 1466 Tang, Zhigiang. Bilinear stochastic processes and time series. 1442 Lee, ManHyung. Optimization of stochastic dynamic system with random coefficients. Electrical and Computer Engineering-DOCTORS 1989 1443 Martinez-Carballido,JorgeFrancisco. PRONTO: a 1467 Ahn,Byoungchul. The analysis and synthesis of a parallel product term reduction approach. sorting engine. 1444 Moon, Young-hyun. Optimal load shedding and generation 1468 Mun,Wangjin Pipelinedmultiprocessorcomputer reschedulingfor overload suppression inlarge power architecture and fast parallel algorithms for real-time robot systems. control. Electrical and Computer Engineering-DOCTORS 1984 1469 Xu,Mingcheng. Concurrent message transmission on short delay ring networks. 1445 Kwag,HyeKeun. Fault diagnosis in a fully distributed local computer network. Electrical and Computer Engineering-DOCTORS 1990 1446 Yang, FanlingHsu. Electrical properties of GaAs FET 1470 Ebner, John.Growth,fabricationand modelingof structures. pseudomorphic laser diodes. Electrical and Computer Engineering-DOCTORS 1985 1471 Haddad, Homayoon. Characterization of oxygen and carbon effects in silicon material and MOSFET devices. 1447 Al-Shehri,AbdallahM. Capacitive coupling compensation facilitating single-pole switching on six-phase transmission 1472 Hill, Achim. Quasi-TEM and full wave numerical methods lines. for the characterization on microstrip discontinuities. 1448 Binder,EliEliyahu. Distributed architecture and fast 1473 Rhee, III-keun. Nonlinear approach to the direction finding parallel algorithms in real-time robot control. problem in array processing. 1449 Kirkpatrick, DonaldC. Design of self-synchronized 1474 Yang,HowardC. Design considerations for fast-settling asynchronous sequential state machines using asymmetrical operational amplifiers. delay elements. 1475 Yang, Xueshan. Stability of discrete bilinear systems. 1450 Prasad,S.Jayasimha. A study of the effects of oxide traps Electrical and Computer Engineering-DOCTORS 1991 on the characteristics of indium phosphide MISFETs. 1476 Canfield,PhilipC. A P-well GaAs MESFET technology. 1451 Rao, Mulpuri Venkata.Propertiesof semi-insulating InbOs. b53sGabOs. b47sAs epitaxial layers and 1477 Eum,Doo-hun. Data-structure builder for VLSItCAD photoconductive detectors. software. 1478 Fiez,TheresaS. Design of CMOS switched-current filters. Electrical and Computer Engineering-DOCTORS 1986 1479 Kollipara,RavindranathTagore. Modeling and testing of 1452 Agoston,Agoston.Samplingenhancedmeasurement semi-insulating gallium arsenide interdigitated systems. photodetectors. 1453 Bugnon,FrancoisJ. Team differential games and non- 1480 Kwon, Tae-hwan. Restoration of quadratically distorted linear signal processing. images. 1454 Hwang,ChunSik. Observability and information structure 1481 Lee, KwonSoon. Mathematical modeling and the control of nonlinear systems. of immune processes with application to cancer. 1455 Shaban,AllOmar. Identification of synchronous machine 1482 Lee,Mankoo. Analysis and modeling of GaAs MESFET's parameters. for linear integrated circuit design. 1456 Sultan,MohammedAshraf. The radiation characteristics 1483 Li,Ruqi. Dynamic modeling, simulation and stability of open- and closed-ring microstrip antennas. analysis of brushless dubly-fed machines. Electrical and Computer Engineering-DOCTORS 1987 1484 Liang, Guojin. Current mode analog and digital circuit design. 1457 Agha-Mirsalim, Mojtaba. The doubly-excited generator 1485 Liu,Dongtai.OptoNet-anon-directionalinfrared and its utilization in a variable-speed generating system. communication link for local area networks. 1458 Farooqi,ZarreenH. H. Identification of stochastic systems 1486 Generalized modalanalysisof with random parameters with particular reference to the Weisshaar, Andreas. electromagnetic- and quantum-waveguide structures and recirculating lymphocytes in the immune system. discontinuities.
32 1487 Yoo,Hyungmo. Effect of structural parameters on resonant 1508 Kimberling,DianaNalani. Distribution, phenology, and tunneling diode performance. parasitism of the winter moth, (Operophtera bnunata L.), in western Oregon. Electrical and Computer Engineering-DOCTORS 1992 1509 Miller,RichardW.(RichardWilliam). Effects of early 1488 Eo,Jin-woo. Multi-variate morphological filtering with season immigration on acaricide resistance of Tetranychus applications to color image processing. urticae Koch on strawberry in the California Pajaro and 1489 Kim,Seung-bae. Electricalcharacterization of n-type Salinas valleys. aluminum gallium arsenide. 1510 Oswald,JohnDavid. A revision of the Nearctic species of 1490 Lary,JeniferEdith. Hot electron transport and relaxation Sympherobius Banks (Neuroptera: Hemerobiidae). in quantum wells and superlattices. Entomology-MASTERS 1986 1491 Park, Dae-hyun. Detection and diagnosis of parameters change in linear system using time-frequency 1511 Hadam, John J. Phytoseiidmites (Parasitiformes: transformation. Phytoseiidae) of commerical crops in the Willamette Valley, Oregon and pesticide resistance in the principal species 1492 Ranawake, Udaya A. Cluster partitioning approaches to Typhlodromus pyri Scheuten. parallel Monte Carlo simulation on multiprocessors. 1512 Sewall,DavidK. Chemotherapeutic and nontarget side- 1493 Thorburn,MichaelArthur. Analysis and modeling of effects of benomyl to the orange tortrix (Argyrotaenia discontinuitiesandinter-elementcouplinginpassive citrana) andthebraconidendoparasite Apanteles microwave integrated circuit components. aristoteliae. 1494 Zhu,Feihong. Stochasticpropertiesof morphological filters. Entomology-MASTERS 1987 1513 Dombrosky,ScottA. Impact of insects on seed production in a Douglas-fir seed orchard in Oregon. Electrical Engineering see-Electrical and Computer Engineering 1514 Donegan, KatherineK. Interactions and persistence of the mosquitocidal bacteria Bacillus sphaericus and Bacillus Entomology-MASTERS 1983 thuringiensis var. israelensis. 1515 Henneberger, Diane. Adequacy of hand-defoliation of 1495 Coop,LeonardBryan. Orange tortrix : parasitoid complex tansy ragwort (Senecio jacobaea L.) as a simulation of and thermal constants for egg hatch. defoliation by cinnabar moth (Tyria jacobaeae (L.)). 1496 Dudley,ThomasLeavitt.Population and production 1516 Katundu, Juma. Status, distribution and seasonal variation ecology of Lipsothrix spp. (Diptera:Tipulidae). of filbert aphid resistance to selected insecticides in the 1497 Hoffman, GeorgeD. Plant architectural barriers to feeding Willamette Valley, Oregon. siteselectionbythemeadowspittlebug,Philaenus 1517 Kelly, Alice M. Oviposition behavior and thermal constants spumarius (L.). for egg development of the filbertworm Cydia latiferreana 1498 Larson, KatherineCole. Influenceof thesecondary (Lepidoptera: Tortricidae). metabolites of Mentha piperita L. on Tetranychus urticae 1518 Theiling, KarenM. The SELCTV database : the Koch. susceptibility of arthropod natural enemies to agricultural 1499 Mader,RobertJohn.Aspectsofthefieldand pests to pesticides. developmental biology of a Apanteles yakutatensis, a parasitoid of Autographa califomica. Entomology-MASTERS 1988 1500 Messing,RussellH. The biology of the predator complex 1519 Harwood,StevenHunter.Toxicityofpeppermint of the filbert aphid, Myzocallis coryli (Goetze), in western monoterpenes to the variegated cutworm, Peridroma saucia Oregon. Hubner. 1501 Skultab,Seeviga.Theeffectofphotoperiodand 1520 Wisseman,RobertWilliam. Biology and distribution of temperature on ovarian development and fat production in the Dicosmoecinae (Trichoptera: Limnephilidae) in western Culex peus Speiser (Diptera:Culicidae). North America. 1502 Yandell, Kurt Lowry. Sound production and stridulatory 1521 Zhong, He. Host selection and wood channelization by organs of Dendroctonus ponderosae Hopkins : a comparison beetles in conifer logs in western Oregon. of populations from three pine hosts. Entomology-MASTERS 1989 Entomology-MASTERS 1984 1522 Acle,Dadie. Activity of the corporaallata of adult female 1503 AlvarezB.,Francisco. Studies on resistance of rice to Leucophaea maderae. Sogatodes oryzicola (Muir) and a parasitoid, 1523 Belnavis,DianeLyn. Host exploitation by Dinocampus Haplogonatopus sp., in Costa Rica. Coccinellae (Schrank) [Hymenoptera: Braconidae]. 1504 Steedman,RobertJohn. Life history and feeding role of 1524 Carmean, David. Biology of the yellowjacket parasitoid thexylophagousaquaticbeetle,Lara avara LeConte Bareogonalos canadensis (Harrington) (Dryopoidea:Elmidae). (Hymenoptera:Trigonalyidae). 1505 Talkington,MichaelLee. Effects of tillage on emergence 1525 Diehl, JonathanW. Feeding, colonization and impact of of mint root borer, Fumibotys fumalis Guenee, and on other the cinnabar moth, Tyria jacobaeae, on Senecio triangularis, agronomic factors in peppermint, Mentha piperita L.. a novel, native host plant. Entomology-MASTERS 1985 1526 James,RosalindR. The relative impact of single vs. multiple agents on the biological control of Tansy ragwort 1506 Baldridge,GeraldD. Cytochrome P-450 monooxygenases (Senecio jacobaea). in the mosquito, Culex pipiens. 1527 Samplingmethods,biologyand 1507 Follett, Peter A. Monitoring pesticide resistance in Psylla Morris, Mark A. management of the mint flea beetle in central Oregon pyricola Foerster from western Oregon pear orchards. peppermint.
33 1528 Murphy,ChristopherF. Forest ant composition, relative 1548 Stonedahl, Gary Michael. A systematic study of the genus abundances, and foraging following aerialspraying of Phytocoris Fallen (Heteroptera:Miridae) in western North carbaryl to suppress Western Spruce budworm. America. Entomology-MASTERS 1990 1549 Tanaka, Seiji.Seasonal and altitudinalregulationof embryonic and nymphal development in Allonemobius 1529 Cohn, Judy L. The biology and seasonality of the fasciatus (Orthoptera:Gryllidae). parasitiod Trioxys pallidus Haliday in western Oregon. 1530 Dunley, JohnE. Comparative emigration, immigration, and Entomology-DOCTORS 1984 colonization of apple by Metaseiulus occidentalis Nesbitt 1550 Cassis, Gerasimos. A systematic study of the subfamily and Typhlodromus pyri Scheuten (Acarina: Phytoseiidae). Dicyphinae (Heteroptera:Miridae). 1531 Ibay,LiliaArmendez. Biology of the two external Acarpis 1551 Eltoum,ElameenM. A. Effects of the garden symphylan, species of honey bees : Acarapis externus Morgenthaler ScutigerellaimmaculataNewport, onphysiological (Acari : Tarsonemidae). processes of bush snap bean, Phaseolus vulgaris L.. 1532 Joseph, Gladwin. Host suitability studies of Douglas-fir 1552 Fichter,BeckyL. Arboreal arthropod predation on early and white alder to the gypsy moth. instar Douglas-fir tussock moth. 1533 Muller, Rolf. OpMNPV p87, a baculovirus capsid protein : 1553 McIver,JamesD. A three-trophic-level perspective on geneticlocation,nucleotidesequence,transcriptional factors influencing herbivore abundance on collard. mapping and immunochemical characterization. 1554 Vincent,DanielR. Characteristics of NADPH-cytochrome 1534 Saeed, Mohammad. Toxicity of some commonly used P-450 reductase in the house fly (Musca domestica, L.) and pesticides to Trioxys Pallidus and its establishment in filbert the blow fly (Phormia regina, Meigen). orchards of Willamette Valley. 1555 Youngs,Lorna C. Ant predators of the Western spruce 1535 West,KennethJohn. Biology and host relationsof budworm (Choristoneura occidentalis Freeman):species Meteoms comunis (Cresson). composition and patterns of occurrence in eastern Oregon and western Montana. Entomology-MASTERS 1991 1536 Calkin, James D. Distribution of Oligonychus Entomology-DOCTORS 1985 (Oligonychus) ununguis (Jacobi) (Acari: Tetranychidae) 1556 Egan,ThomasH. Survival of early instars of the western and predator mite species (Acair: Phytoseiidae) on field- spruce budworm (Choristoneura occidentalis Freeman). grown Douglas-fir (Pseudotsuga menziesii [Mirb] Franco) 1557 Gut, Larry J. Arthropod community organization and Christmas trees. development in pear. 1537 Dreves, Amy J. Seasonal abundance, distribution, and 1558 Ranga Rao, GangavalliV. Influence of temperature and migration of the clover aphid, Nearctaphis bakeri (Cowen) photoperiodonthedevelopmentalbiologyofthe in red clover. obliquebanded leafroller, Choristoneura rosaceana (Harris) 1538 Macdonald, Catherine A. Plant colonization of gopher (Lepidoptera:Tortricidae). mounds in adjacent pasture and prairie communities. 1559 Walter,DavidEvans. A revision of the Macrocheles glaber 1539 Shearer, Peter W. Monitoring insecticide resistance of the species group (Acari: Macrochelidae) using phylogenetic westerntentifoimleafrninerPhyllonorycterelmaella systematics. (Doganlar and Mutuura) (Lepidoptera: Gracillariidae) in 1560 Weinzierl, RichardA. Sampling methods and injury northern Oregon. thresholds for western spotted cucumber beetle in snap Entomology-MASTERS 1992 beans. 1561 Witcosky, Jeffrey John. The root insect- black-stain root 1540 Fongsmut,Anuthep.Diamondbackmoth(Plutella disease association in Douglas-fir. vector relationships and xylostella L.) ; toxicological database, resistance monitoring implications for forest management. techniques, and intraplant distribution. 1541 Sether,DianeM. Transmission efficiency and life table Entomology-DOCTORS 1986 parametersofwesternflowerthrips,Frankliniella 1562 Knight, Alan Lee. Regional population dynamics of occidentalis (Pergande) exposed to tomato spotted wilt virus- Argyrotaenia citrana in Northwest caneberry: phenology, impatiens serotype. overwintering survivorship, and movement as measured by 1542 Shieh,Jong-neng. Influence of host anemia on blood- pheromone traps and larval sampling. feeding rate and egg production of Aedes aegypti (L.) (Diptera : Culicidae). Entomology-DOCTORS 1987 1543 Shieh,Sen-her. Colonization patterns of stream benthos on 1563 Burikam, Intawat. Foraging ecology of pollinators in the artificial substrates in Taiwan. early stages of secondary succession in the western hemlock (Tsuga heteropohylla (Raf.) Sarg.) zone of the Oregon Coast Entomology-DOCTORS 1983 Range. 1544 Baker,GeraldTimothy. Observations on the morphology 1564 Coop,LeonardBryan. Managementofvariegated and biology of Rhizoglyphus robini Claparede (Acari, cutworm in peppermint. Acaridae). 1565 Hanson,PaulE. Systematics and host associations of 1545 Hawkins, Charles Patrick. Ecological relationships among Ormyrus species (Hymenoptera: Chalcidoidea). western Ephemerellidae : growth, life cycles, food habits, 1566 Messing,RussellH. Classical biological control of the and habitat relationships. filbert aphid, Myzocallis coryli (Goetze) 1546 Phillips,KathrynAnn. A taxonomic revision of the (Homoptera:Aphididae) in western Oregon. Nearctic species of Apateticus Dallas and Podisus Herrich- Schaeffer (Heteroptera:Pentatomidae:Asopinae). Entomology-DOCTORS 1988 1547 Stark,StevenBruce. A model study of the alfalfa leafcutter 1567 Flexner, J. Lindsey. Organotin resistance in tetranychus bee - seed production system. urticae koch on pear : components and their integration for resistance management.
34 Entomology-DOCTORS 1989 1587 Yu,Xianhong. Using different models to analyze the effects of measurement precision of ozone exposure on prediction of 1568 Baan,Hugo E., vande. Factors influencing pesticide acute pulmonary function. resistance in Psylla pyricola Foerster and susceptibilty in its mind predator, Deraeocoris brevis Knight. 1569 Niwa,ChristineG. Effectiveness of pheromone mating Exercise and Sport Science see also -Human Performance disruption for the ponderosa pine tip moth, Rhyacionia zozana(Kearfott)(Lepidoptera:Tortricidae),andits influence on the associated parasite complex. Exercise and Sport Science-MASTERS 1990 Entomology-DOCTORS 1990 1588 Bates,MargaretK. (Movement Studies for the Disabled) Effectof peer group presenceonthegrossmotor 1570 Furnish, Lee. Factorsaffectingthegrowth, Joseph performance of young children. production and distribution of the stream snail Juga silicula (Gould). 1589 Cole, Emily Lynne. (Movement Studies for the Disabled) An application of item response theory to the test of gross 1571 Haley, Sue. AppleMgr, a prototype decision aid for apple motor development. pest management. 1590 Hobbel,SusanLaurie. (Movement Studiesforthe 1572 Royce, Lynn A. Tracheal mite parasitism of honey bees. Disabled) The relative effectiveness of three forms of visual 1573 Setyobudi, Lilik. Seasonality of codling moth, Cydia knowledge of results on maximal strength output in an pomonella L. (Lepidoptera: Olethreutidae) in the Willamette isokinetic extension/flexion of the knee. Valley of Oregon : role of photoperiod and temperature. Exercise and Sport Science-MASTERS 1992 Entomology-DOCTORS 1991 1591 Kanatani, Koichiro. Effects of additional load application 1574 Asquith,Adam. Taxonomyandevolutionofthe orders on landing strategies. Orthotyline genus Lopidea (Heteroptera: miridae). 1592 Jordan,ShawnD. Isokinetic muscular strengthand Entomology-DOCTORS 1992 endurance of active men over age 50 using different training protocols. 1575 Booth,StevenR. The potential of endemic natural enemies to suppress pear psylla, Cacopsylla pyricola Forster, in the 1593 Ovalle, StevenE.(StevenEdward). (Movement Studies Hood River Valley, Oregon. for the Disabled) A comparison between anthropometric regression equations and hydrostatic weighing for predicting 1576 Meyerhoff,RichardDietrich. Post-eruption recovery and percent body fat of adult males with Down Syndrome. secondary production of grazing insects in two streams near Mt. St. Helens. Family Resource Management.-MASTERS 1983 1577 Pimentel,GliceriaEstandian. A lysozyme-like protein in 1594 Doiron,Michelle.Consumer'sperceivedandactual the salivary glands of adult Aedes aegypti : functional and efficiency in product selection : a laboratory experiment. biochemical characteristics. 1595 Nelson, JennyStewart. A comparison of two instructional Environmental Health Management-MASTERS 1988 methodsforhospital foodservice employees : lecture discussion versus individual instruction. 1578 Lashbrook, Wesley S. An evaluation of airborne bacteria concentrations and ventilation rates in an industrial office Family Resource Management.-MASTERS 1984 environment. 1596 Beck, BeckyOhmer. The effect of structural modifications 1579 Rivera, Joseph Bechaida T. Staphylococci as on energy conservation behaviors. microbiologicalindicatorstoestimatethequalityof 1597 Bricher, Scheuerman. External variables that affect swimming pool waters. Judith willingness to accept technology as a resource : a pilot Environmental Health Management-MASTERS 1989 project. 1580 Gossman, StephenJ. Farm labor camp design in rural 1598 Hogue, Teresa A. Post occupancy evaluation of passive Marion County. solar houses in Oregon:the relationship of sources of information and overall satisfaction, areas of satisfaction and Environmental Health Management-MASTERS 1990 problems. 1581 Nemati,Gholam Reza.Factors affecting farmworkers' 1599 Russell, Amber Simmons.An attitudinal assessment of injuries due to use of pesticides in the United States and their proposed services for the Oregon State University Federal relation to reentry time intervals. Credit Union. 1600 Soong,CarolineChuan-chin. The relationship between Environmental Health Management-MASTERS 1991 physical layout and satisfaction in high-rise student housing. 1582Kang,KiSung. The effects of using a cation exchange water softener on blood pressure. Family Resource Management.-MASTERS 1985 1583 Like, David E. Management of chromium wastes in 1601 Inoue, Daisuke. Performances, constraints, and problems industry. related to three residential solar systems. 1584 Quiring,Nathan. A comprehensive solid waste Family Resource Management.-MASTERS 1986 management plan for San Xavier District, Tohono O'Odham Nation. 1602 Hamby,SharonAnn. Using institution-specific student expenditure data to establish undergraduate student budget Environmental Health Management-MASTERS 1992 guidelines. 1585 McEvoy, John. A household hazardous waste survey of 1603 Schoechle,Sabine. Consumer interest by Oregon State Benton County, OR. University students in nutrition information on food labels. 1586 Monaghan, Pegeen. An evaluation of chlorineas a 1604 Thomas,DorothyMae. Estate planning knowledge and disinfectant for potable water supplies in the United States : actions of married couples in Oregon. weighing the human health risks.
35 Family Resource Management.-MASTERS 1987 Family Resource Management.-DOCTORS 1988 1605 Jae, MieKyung. The investigation of job satisfaction levels 1626 Emberson, Heather V. A longitudinal analysis of single, of employed single women and employed married women. female labor force participants' net worth : balance sheet in 1606 Yoo, KyungSook. Types of household composition that the pre-retirement years. influenceenergyproblem beliefsand home energy Family Resource Management.-DOCTORS 1989 conservation behaviors according to resource constraints among western United States' renters. 1627 Legler,JamesRichard. An integrated systems framework for analyzing family business planning. Family Resource Management.-MASTERS 1989 Family Resource Management.-DOCTORS 1990 1607 Kwon, Oh-Jung. Physical aspects of specialized units for Alzheimer patients in long term care facilities. 1628 Kim,Jung-boon. Credit card attitudes and practices of Seoul, Korean households in the expanding stage of the 1608 Malroutu,YaminiLakshmi. Occupants' satisfaction and family life cycle. problems among four categories of passive solar systems. 1609 Oelschlaeger, Irmtraud. Needs assessment of Oregon Family Resource Management.-DOCTORS 1992 home-based business owners. 1629 Steggell, Carmen Dobson.Management strategies and Family Resource Management.-MASTERS 1991 time use in food preparation in two-parent, two-child Utah families. 1610 Asam,SusamLynn. Housing for nuclear and single parent 1630 Xiao, Jing-jian. Effects of selected family characteristics on families : a comparison by two methods. interrelated components of household asset portfolios. 1611 Murray,KarenAnn. Demographic and financial resource differencesbetweentestateandintestateUniversity employees. Fisheries see also-Fisheries and Wildlife and Fisheries Science 1612 Schober,Brigitte LLearnedhelplessnessandthe satisfaction-paradox : a test of concepts and relationships. Fisheries.-MASTERS 1983 Family Resource Management.-MASTERS 1992 1631 Carmichael,Richard William.Feeding ecology and 1613 Lee,Sun-young. Study on consumer knowledge and aspects of the biology of largemouth bass, rainbow trout, attitudes toward consumer education of college students in brown trout, and relict dace and the dietary overlap of secondary teacher education preparatory program in Korea largemouth bass and rainbow trout with canvasback and redhead ducks at Ruby Marsh, Nevada. Family Resource Management.-DOCTORS 1984 1632 DeMott, GlennE. Movement of tagged lingcod and 1614 Marganus, Martin. A market oriented approach to energy conservation identifying disadvantaged families as target rockfishes off Depoe Bay, Oregon. groups for energy assistance programs. 1633 Gardner,LeeAnn. An analysis of stock separation in the pink shrimp, Pandalus borealis. 1615 Meiners,JaneElla. Time used for household work comparisons for farm, rural nonfarm, and urban women. 1634 Handoyo, Nitimulyo Kamiso.Host parasite relationships between Gyrodactylusstellatusand theEnglishsole 1616 Merfeld,MicheleKay.Consumerattitudestoward (Parophrys vetulus). potentially restrictive energy conservation regulations. 1635 Rodnick,KennethJ. Seasonal distribution and habitat 1617 Olson,PamelaNiemeyer. Money and nonmoney incomes selection by the redside shiner, Richardsonius balteatus, in a ofelderlyfamiliesandindividuals : analysisand small Oregon stream. distribution. 1636 Stainbrook,CrisEric. Selected life history aspects of Family Resource Management.-DOCTORS 1985 American shad (Alosa sapidissima) and predation on young- 1618 Peters,JeanneM. Sex role patterns of school age children of-the-year shad in Lake Umatilla of the Columbia River. in time used for household work: an analysis of single 1637 Wevers,MaryJo. The development and maintenance of parent/two-child and two-parent/two-childCalifornia stream community structure and organization. households. Fisheries.-MASTERS 1984 1619 Snider,MarthaAnn. Wifelmother role adjustment and othermanagerialstrategiesrelatedtoa community 1638 Lee, DouglasScott. The role of competition, predation, leadership volunteer demand. productivity, andtemporal heterogeneity in the determination of system structure and organization. Family Resource Management-DOCTORS 1986 1639 Pongthana, Nuamnanee. Evaluation of combining ability 1620 Johnson-Carroll,KarenJ. A. Factors that influence in mosquitofish. energy conservation alterations in Oregon households. 1640 Shaul, Warren. Evaluation of the sample ratio of sublegal 1621 Masuo,DianeM. Comparison of underemployed and not to legal male crabs used to predict harvest of Dungeness underemployed women in two-parent two-child families: an crab (Cancer magister). eleven-state rural-urban study. Fisheries.-MASTERS 1985 1622 Rowe,BarbaraR. The economic consequences of divorce in Oregon after ten or more years of marriage. 1641 Almeida,FrankP. An analysis of the stock structure of silver hake, Merluccius bilinearis, off the northeast coast of Family Resource Management.-DOCTORS 1987 the United States. 1623 Hagerty,DorothyDean.Architecturalandsocial 1642 ElZahr,CamilleReda. Effects of salinity on the tolerance, comparisons of English manor houses, 1260-1735. growth, food conversion and oxygen consumption of kelp 1624 Masud, Jariah. Parental influence on adolescents' consumer greenling (Hexagrammos decagrammus). activities in Malaysia. 1643 Speaker, Robert. Distribution and retention of particulate 1625 Wolfe,JerriL. Employment experience and job satisfaction organic matter in streams in the Cascade Mountains of of new mothers. Oregon.
36 Fisheries.-MASTERS 1986 1665 Reeves,GordonH. Interaction and behavior of the redside shiner (Richardsonius balteatus) and the steelhead trout 1644Frissell,ChristopherA. A hierarchical stream habitat (Salmo gairdneri) in western Oregon: the influence of water classification system: development and demonstration. temperature. 1645 Pavez Carrera, PatricioB. Proposed minimum mesh size 1666 Wilzbach,PeggyPrey availability overrides cover in for managing the common Chilean hake fishery. determining growth and abundance of stream-dwelling 1646 Rodgers, Jeffrey D. The winter distribution, movement, cutthroat trout. and smolt transformation of juvenile coho salmon in an Oregon coastal stream. Fisheries.-DOCTORS 1986 Kamiso. Differences in pathogenicity Fisheries.-MASTERS 1987 1667 Handoyo,Nitimulyo and pathology of Vibrio anguillarum and Vibrio ordalii in 1647 Currens,KennethP. Genetic differentiation of resident chum salmon (Oncorhynchusketa)and Englishsole and anadromous rainbow trout (Salmo gairdneri) in the (Parophrys vetulus) under laboratory conditions. Deschutes River basin, Oregon. 1648 Hayden,ThomasR.Simulationofenvironmental, Fisheries.-DOCTORS 1987 biological, and fisheries effects on yields of English sole 1668 Barton,BruceAlexander.Interrenalandmetabolic (Parophyrus[i.e.Parophrys]vetulus)off Oregon and responses to stress and their modifying factors in juvenile Washington. salmonid fishes. 1649 Moore, Kelly M. S. Ecology of aquatic habitats associated Fisheries.-DOCTORS 1988 with stream margins. 1650 Phillips, Stephen H. (StephenHomes). Winter ecology of 1669 Chin,Tai-sheng.Phylogenyandzoogeographyof juvenile coho salmon (Oncorhynchus kisutch) in modified glyptocephalines (Pisces: Pleuronectidae). and unmodified sections of a coastal stream. 1670 Dauble, Dennis D. Mechanisms affecting the 1651 Sanner, Carol Jo. Effects of beaver on stream channels and bioaccumulation of dietary quinoline by rainbow trout coho salmon habitat, Kenai Peninsula, Alaska. (Salmo gairdneri). of 1652 Wade, Mark. The relative effects of Ceratomyxa shasta on 1671 McCullough, DaleA. A systemsclassification crosses of resistant and susceptiblestocks of summer watersheds and streams. steelhead. 1672 Nunez,JoseD. The fishery biology of the weathervane scallop [Pecten (Patinopecten) caurinus Gould, 1850] in Fisheries.-MASTERS 1988 Oregon coastal waters. 1653 Fontaine, BarbaraL. An evaluation of the effectiveness of 1673 Patino, Reynaldo. Physiology of interrenal function in instream structures for steelhead trout rearing habitat in the juvenile coho salmon (Oncorhynchus kisutch) and effects of Steamboat Creek basin. hatchery rearing practices. 1654 Hirai, Takayuki. A model for understanding the influence Fisheries.-DOCTORS 1989 of selective and nonselective harvest on fish populations. 1655 Pipoppinyo,Somsak.Biochemicalandserological 1674 Goetze, Brigitte. Contextual systems description of an comparison of selected Vibrio spp. isolated from fish. Oregon coastal watershed. Fisheries.-MASTERS 1989 Fisheries and Wildlife see also-Fisheries and Fisheries Science 1656 Koike,BruceGary. Epidermal tumors on juvenile English sole (Parophrys vetulus) from Yaquina Bay, Oregon. 1657 Pearsons,ToddN. Ecology and decline of a rare western Fisheries and Wildlife.-MASTERS 1983 minnow : the Oregon chub (Oregonichthys crameri). 1675 Henderson,BruceAlan. Handling and remote setting Fisheries.-MASTERS 1990 techniques for Pacific oyster larvae Crassostrea gigas. 1658 Hurley, Michael. D. Geomorphic influences on habitat 1676 Maule, Alec G. Aspects of the life history and feeding formation,distribution,anddevelopmentandthe ecology of walleye (Stizostedion vitreum vitreum) in the classification of upland coastal Oregon streams. mid-Columbia River. Fisheries.-DOCTORS 1983 Fisheries and Wildlife.-MASTERS 1984 1659 Gabriel, WendyLouise.Structure and dynamics of 1677 Jonasson,BrianC. Behavioral response of juvenile coho northeastern Pacific demersal fish assemblages. salmon (Oncorhynchus kisutch) to olfactory cues. 1660 Hanson,BoydJay.Lipidcontentandfattyacid 1678 Patiiio, Reynaldo. Clearance of plasma cortisol in coho composition of aquatic insects: dietary influence and aquatic salmon,Oncorhynchuskisutch,atvariousstagesof adaptation. smoltification. 1679 Pring, Cynthia Kay. . Multiple hemoglobin variations in Fisheries.-DOCTORS 1984 coho salmon, Oncorhynchus kisutch, during parr-smolt 1661 Cargill,AustenS. The role of lipids in the nutrition of transformation. shredding aquatic insects. 1680 Weiss, Nondor T. Habitat and distribution of pygmy 1662Pequeno,GermanE. Trophic adaptations and relationships rabbits (Sylvilagus idahoensis) in Oregon. of rockfishes (Sebastes spp.) of Oregon. Fisheries and Wildlife.-MASTERS 1985 1663 Thompson,GrantGarrison. A steady-state model of ecological hierarchy. 1681 Anderson,James A. (JamesAllen). A morphological and histological study of Kudoa spp. (Myxozoa, Myxosporea) in Fisheries.-DOCTORS 1985 four Pacific marine fishes. 1664 Carlson, Harry Richard.Seasonaldistributionand 1682 Choromanski,JosephMichael. Chemical stabilization environment of adult Pacific herring (Clupea harengus and pharmacological characterization of the venom of the pallasi) near Auke Bay, Lynn Canal, southeastern Alaska. lionfish, Pterois volitans.
37 1683 Cottam,DouglasF. Lamb productiondifferencesof Fisheries and Wildlife.-MASTERS 1990 bighorn sheep on Hart Mountain, Oregon. 1705 Bills, DebraT. Taxonomic analyses of the Oregon chub, 1684 Fiero,BradC. Age determinationandage-specific Oregonichthys cramen. reproduction in raccoons in northwestern Oregon. 1706 Hatch,KeithMartin. A phenotypic comparison of thirty- 1685 Fitzpatrick,Martin S. Endocrine mediation of eight steelhead (Oncorhynchus mykiss) populations from reproduction in coho salmon (Oncorhynchus kisutch). coastal Oregon. 1686 Havel, Loree Hennigar. Formation of feeding flocks 1707 Nichol,DanielGerard. Life history examination of dark during winter by dusky and Taverner's Canada geese in blotched rockfish (Sebastes crameri) off the Oregon coast. Oregon. 1708 Wilson, Matthew T. Residence and growth of juvenile 1687 Hoffmaster,JerriLee.Geographicdistributionof chum salmon (Oncorhynchus keta) in Netarts Bay, Oregon. Ceratomyxa shasta inthe Columbia River basin and susceptibility of salmonid stocks. Fisheries and Wildlife: MASTERS 1991 1688 Kemp, ChristopherJ.Thermally modulatedbiliary 1709 Levin, John-Eric M. Land-based polyculture of marine excretion of taurocholate in rainbow trout. macroalgae and Pacific salmon. 1689 LaBolle, Larry D. Importance of the upper littoral zone as Fisheries and Wildlife.-MASTERS 1992 rearing area for larval and juvenile fishes in a Columbia River impoundment. 1710Diaz,MariaElena. Growth of juvenile Pacific oysters, Crassostrea gigas (Thunberg) and Manilaclams, Tapes 1690 Shubat,Pam. Rationand toxicant preexposure influence dieldrin accumulation by rainbow trout. japonica (Deshayes) in effluent from salmon-macroalga polyculture system. 1691 Weiner, Gary S. Influences of environmental acidification on salmonid reproduction. 1711 Slater, Caleb H. Sex steroids, gonadotropins, and effects on the immune response in maturing spring Chinook salmon 1692 Wilson,ChristopherD. The effects of different otolith (Oncorhynchus tshawytscha). ageing techniques on estimates of growth and mortality for two species of rockfishes, Sebastes pinniger and Sebastes Fisheries and Wildlife.-DOCTORS 1983 diploproa. 1712 Anadu,DonaldIgwegbe. Fishacclimationandthe Fisheries and Wildlife.-MASTERS 1986 development of tolerance to zinc as a modifying factor in toxicity. 1693 Boyce,RaymondR. Effects of feeding level, temperature, 1713 William Long-term temporal and photoperiod on growth and selected scale characteristics Overholtz, Joseph. of juvenile steelhead trout. perspectives for the demersal fish assemblages of Georges Bank with implications for management and modeling. 1694 HeresE., Allan A. Implications of dietary lipid and 1714 Redding, Michael. Stress, osmoregulation, and the carbohydrate intake on the liver and the susceptibility of Joseph hormone cortisol in yearling coho salmon, Oncorhynchus hatchery-reared rainbow trout (Salmo gairdneri) to vibriosis. kisutch. 1695 PobleteArellano,TirsoS. Life history of rainbow trout and considerations for introducing steelhead into southern Fisheries and Wildlife.-DOCTORS 1984 Chile. 1715 Amandi, Antonio. Physical, biochemical, and biological 1696 Rohm,ChristinaM. The effects of copper on predator-prey characteristics of Myxobolus insidiosus, a myxosporidan interactions of fatheadminnows(Pimephales promelas) and parasite of salmonid fishes. Daphnia pulex. 1716 Head, William. An assessment of a closed greenhouse 1697 Shoemaker, Suzanne. Food selection, home range, and aquaculture and hydroponic system. movements of coyotes on and off a sanctuary in Klamath 1717 Kruse, G. H. (Gordon Henry). A simulation model of Basin. English sole (Parophrys vetulus) recruitment mechanisms. 1698 Wirosoebroto-Hartadi,RetnoWidaningroem.The 1718 Wilson,MarciaH. Comparative ecology of bobwhite and effects of acclimation and surface access on the resistance of scaled quail in southern Texas. fish to hypoxic stress. Fisheries and Wildlife.-DOCTORS 1985 Fisheries and Wildlife.-MASTERS 1987 1719 Frenzel,RichardWilmarth. Environmental contaminants 1699 Boula,Kathryn Marcile.Foraging ecology of migrant and ecology of bald eagles in southcentral Oregon. waterbirds, Lake Abert, Oregon. 1720 Kapuscinski, A. R. D. (Anne It D.). A genetic fitness 1700 Burnett, Kelly M. The multisteady-state nature of toxicant model for fisheries management. behavior and effect in an aquatic laboratory ecosystem. 1721 Marcot, BruceG. Habitat relationships of birds and young- 1701 Schuler, Carol A. Impacts of agricultural drainwater and growth Douglas-fir in northwestern California. contaminants onwetlands atKestersonReservoir, California. Fisheries and Wildlife.-DOCTORS 1986 Fisheries and Wildlife.-MASTERS 1988 1722 Mattingly, Rosanna. Trophic and habitat requirements of twodeposit-feedingstreaminvertebrates,Ptychoptera 1702 Karnaugh,ElenaN. Structure, abundance, and distribution townesi (Diptera) and Paraleptophlebia spp. of pelagic zooplankton in a deep, oligotrophic Caldera Lake. (Ephemeroptera). 1703 Stem, Mark A. Site tenacity, mate retention and sexual 1723 Rehnberg,BradleyGlenn. Chemoreceptionincoho dimorphism in Black Terns. salmon (Oncorhynchuskisutch):aspectsof behavior, Fisheries and Wildlife.-MASTERS 1989 physiology, and toxicology. 1724 LindaA. in swimming 1704 Kruse, Amy Ellen. Relationships between fish species Sigismondi, Changes the performance, behavior and physiology of juvenile chinook distribution and habitat in the Willamette River drainage in salmon (Oncorhynchus tshawytcha) after exposure to one, western Oregon. two or three acute handlingstresses.
38 Fisheries and Wildlife.-DOCTORS 1987 1743 Cameron,WilliamA. Responses to fertilization and fish stocking in the pelagic ecosystem of a naturally fishless lake. 1725 Toweill,DaleE. Resource partitioning by bobcats and coyotes in a coniferous forest. 1744 Dambacher, Jeffery M. Distribution, abundance, and emigration of juvenile steelhead (Oncorhynchus mykiss), Fisheries and Wildlife.-DOCTORS 1989 and analysis of stream habitat in the Steamboat Creek Basin, 1726 Eldridge,MaxwellB. Life history strategies and tactics of Oregon. striped bass (Moron saxatilis) Walbaum. 1745 Hulett, Patrick L. Patterns of genetic inheritance and variation through ontogeny for hatchery and wild stocks of Fisheries and Wildlife.-DOCTORS 1990 Chinook salmon. 1727 Li, Judith Lew. Foraging behavior of the limnephilid 1746 Moore,MichelleM. Host responses of English sole caddisfly, Dicosmoecus gilvipes, and co-occurring (Parophrysvetulus)toinfection by themonogenetic herbivores in streams of the Pacific northwest. trematode Gyrodactylus stellatus. 1728 Powell, Allyn B. Life history patterns of two allopatric 1747 Noble, Sandra M. (Sandra Marie).Impacts of earlier clupeids : Atlantic menhaden (Brevoortia tyrannus) and gulf emerging steelhead fry of hatchery origin on the social menhaden (B. patronus). structure, distribution, and growth of wild steelhead fry. 1729 Tunhikorn, Schwann. Resourcepartitioningof four 1748 Schwartz,JohnSteven. Influence of geomorphology and sympatric mynas and starlings (Sturnidae) in Thailand. land use on distribution and abundance of salmonids in a coastal Oregon basin. Fisheries and Wildlife.-DOCTORS 1992 1749 Sikkel, Paul C. Factors influencing spawning site choice by PhilippeA. Beneficial effects of bacteria on the 1730 Douillet, female Garibaldi, Hypsypops rubicundus (Pisces: culture of larvae of the Pacific oyster crassostrea gigas Pomacentridae). (Thunberg). 1750 Ursitti, Victoria L. Riparian vegetation and abundance of 1731 Robinson, Anja M. The effects of dietary algal and lipid woody debris in streams of southwestern Oregon. supplements on the gonadal and larval development of Crassostrea gigas kumamoto (Thunberg). Fisheries Science.-MASTERS 1992 1751 Beaty,RoyE. Changes in size and age at maturity of Columbia Riverupriverbrightfallchinooksalmon Fisheries Science see also-Fisheries and Fisheries and Wildlife (Oncorhynchus tshawytscha) : implications for stock fitness, commercial value, and management. Fisheries Science.-MASTERS 1989 1752 Bustaman, Sjabrul.Influence of water hardness on gill accumulation and acute toxicity of aluminum in rainbow 1732 Buktenica,MarkW. Ecology of kokanee salmon and trout. rainbow trout in Crater Lake, a deep ultraoligotrophic caldera lake (Oregon). 1753 Castillo,GonzaloC. Fluctuations of year-class strength in petralesole(Eopsetta jordani)andtheirrelationto 1733 Feist, Sexsteroidprofilesof cohosalmon, Grant. environmental factors. Oncorhynchus Kisutch, duringearly development and sexual differentiation. 1754 Franco,Luis.Niletilapia(Oreochromisniloticus) production in tropical microcosms fertilized with rabbit 1734 Mesa,MatthewG. Electrofishing mark-recapture and excreta. depletion methodologies evoke behavioral and physiological changes in cutthroat trout (Oncorhynchus clarki). 1755 Gunnarsd6ttir, Hugrbn. Scale patterns indicate changes in useofrearinghabitatbyjuvenilecohosalmon, Fisheries Science.-MASTERS 1990 Oncorhynchus ksutch, from 1955 to 1984 in the Tenmile 1735 Alabdulsalaam, Thabit Z. 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Nonindustrial forests, public policy and properties and intra_ring characteristics in young Douglas- long-term timber supply in the South. fir. Forest Management.-DOCTORS 1985 2010 Gibson,DavidG. (David Glenn).Detecting early decay and estimating residual strength of Douglas-fir heartwood by 1991 Alig, RalphJ. Forest acreage trends in the Southeast: infrared and ultraviolet spectrophotometry. econometric analysis and policy simulations. 2011 Wilson,KennethP. The role of methanol in a methanol Forest Management.-DOCTORS 1986 acid sulfite pulping process. 1992 Haight, RobertGordon. Optimal timber harvesting in 2012 Zylkowski, Steven C. Propertiesof waferboard uneven-aged forest stands: a discrete-time optimal-control manufactured from alder and cottonwood. approach. Forest Products.-MASTERS 1985 1993 Maguire,DouglasA. Construction of regression models for predicting crown development insouthwestern Oregon 2013 Babb, Michael G. 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45 Forest Products.-MASTERS 1987 2046Bricka, Vincent. Growth ring pattern consideration in 2023 Chang, Chi-soon. The use of pH measurements for the computer sawing simulation. determinationof formation constantsof metal-organic 2047 Maki,Robert G.An application of statistical process complexes in kraft pulp black liquor. control measures for maintaining optimal quality from dry 2024 Choi,Allen SinChung. Correlation between mechanical kiln operations. strength of wood and annual ring characteristics in Douglas- 2048 Zeng, Yimin. Log breakdown using dynamic programming fir juvenile and mature wood. and 3-D log shape. 2025 Forrer,JohannesB. Image pre-processing algorithms for Forest Products.-MASTERS 1992 isolation of defects in Douglas-fir veneer. 2049 Chen, Jie. Low molecular weight polyphenols in Douglas- 2026 Lebow,StanT. Migration of creosote from wood and its firouterbark : extraction,isolationandstructure effects on marine borer attack. determination. 2027 Medhora,HirazKekobad. Reaction kinetic study and 2050Jeihooni, Asgnar. Distribution of preservative chemicals in determination of controlling resistances during alkaline flakeboard and its effect on board properties and fungal sulfite/anthraquinone pulping. deterioration. 2028 Wright,RhondaR. (co-dept. Industrial Engineering) The 2051 Kreber, Bernhard. Bioprotection of unseasoned Ponderosa economic feasibility of locating an OSB plant in western pine lumber from microbial discoloration. Oegon [i.e. Oregon]. 2052Rahardjo, Susilowati. The effect of rip-kerf width on 5/4 Forest Prod ucts.-MASTERS 1988 Ponderosa pine cutting stock yield. 2029 Coombs,Malcolm. Predicting the machinability of finger- 2053 Subrahmanyam, Sriram. Studies on rosinsoapsize joints in ponderosa pine cutting stock. interaction with selected coordinating metal elements in the 2030Hoag,MichaelLynn. Measurement of within tree density sizing of paper. variations in Douglas-fir (pseudotsuga menziesii (Mirb.) Forest Products.-DOCTORS 1983 Franco) using direct scanning X-ray techniques. 2054Gollob,Lawrence.Theinteractionofformulation 2031 Li, Guozhi. Effect of environmental condition and product parameters with chemical structureandadhesive type on creep properties of wood structural panels. performance of phenol-formaldehyde resins. 2032 Lin,Ling-Chwun. Use of fluorescent-labeled lectins for 2055 Goodell,BarryScott. Microdistribution and retention of studying progressive stages of fungal decay in Douglas-fir chloropicrin in wood. and ponderosa pine. 2033 Ren,Shan. Bonding kinetics of thermosetting adhesive Forest Products.-DOCTORS 1984 systems used in composites. 2056Kamke, Frederick A. Engineering analysis of a rotary dryer : drying of wood particles. Forest Products.-MASTERS 1989 2057 Milota,MichaelR. Engineering study on the drying of 2034 Caldwell,MichaelR. Characterization of calcium-organic wood particles in a fluidized bed. complexing in kraft black liquor by isoperibol titration calorimetry. 2058 Ni,Hae-Rong. Carbohydrates in a thermomechanical pulp, a sulfite pulp, and a solvent sulfite pulp from western 2035 Fantozzi, Jeffrey A. Tensile failure characteristics of bolted hemlock. wood joints subjected to bending moments. 2036 Irving, David C. A study of load-induced Forest Products.-DOCTORS 1987 microdeformations within wood-based structural members 2059 Jang, Sangsik. Prediction models for creep behavior of using optical scanning techniques. nailed joints between Douglas-fir lumber and plywood. 2037 Wallace, Kathryn Anne. The reaction of (+)-catechin with 2060Zavala,DavidZavala. Analysis of processes operative N-Hydroxymethylacetamide : a model for cross-linking within plywood during hot pressing. PVA resins with tannins. 2038 Zhou, Weidong. Effect of temperature on moe and mor of Forest Products.-DOCTORS 1988 structural panels. 2061 Chou,Chun. Modelingofnonlinearstiffnessand nonviscous damping in nailed joints between wood and Forest Products.-MASTERS 1990 plywood. 2039 Dutta, Tapas. Kraft pulping of Douglas-fir with soluble 2062 Giron,MagdalenaY. Microfungi of preservative treated anthraquinone. Douglas-fir poles before and after fumigant treatment. 2040 Freitag, Michael. Measuring extracellular enzymes in pure 2063 Song, Hong-keun. Chemistry of phenolic stains in Douglas- and mixed cultures of Trametes versicolor (L.:Fr.) Pilat and fir sapwood. Trichoderma harzianum Rifai. 2064Streisel,RobertC. Chemical equilibrium of nonprocess 2041 Fuller, JamesJ. Predicting the thermo-mechanical behavior elements inthe kraft recovery cycle. of a gypsum-to-wood nailed connection. 2065 Wilson,KennethP. Interactions between dissolved wood 2042 Gao, Hong.X-ray computerizedtomography of organic chemicals and nonprocess elements in chemical particleboard to predict through-thickness density profile. pulping processes. 2043 Mitchoff, MaureenElaine. Treatability of plywood panels 2066Zahora, Andrew Roy. Interactionsof thefumigant containing western wood species from different geographic methylisothiocyanate with Douglas-fir wood and their regions of the Pacific Northwest. influence on fumigant effectiveness. 2044 Shao, Ming. Thermal properties of wood fiber networks. Forest Products.-DOCTORS 1989 Forest Products.-MASTERS 1991 2067Bae,Youngsoo. Douglas-fir innerbark procyanidins 2045 Aslam,Fatima. On-line lumber quality control technique sulfonation, isolation and characterization. using image processing.
46 2068 Groom, Leslie. Experimental verification and nonlinear 2089 Zumrawi, Abdel Azim M. A. Examining bias in estimating modeling of truss-plate joints by Runge-Kuttanumerical the response variable andassessingthe effect of using technique. alternative plot designs to measure predictor variables in diameter growth modeling. Forest Products.-DOCTORS 1991 2069Abdel-Gadir,AbdelazimYassin. Intra-ring variations in Forest Resources.-DOCTORS 1991 mature Douglas-fir trees from provenance plantations. 2090Yoshimoto, Atsushi. Economic analysis of integrating spatial concerns into harvest scheduling. Forest Products.-DOCTORS 1992 2070 Ali, Mohamed Aslam.Studies on thermal degradation of Forest Resources.-DOCTORS 1992 Douglas-fir wood and bark. 2091 Brunson,MarkW. Effects of traditional and "new forestry" 2071 Jeihooni,AsgharDistribution of preservative chemicals in practices on recreational and scenic quality of managed flakeboard and its effect on board properties and fungal forests. deterioration. 2092 Eng,Helge. A comparison of prediction models for cover 2072 Kasal, Bohumil. A nonlinear three-dimensionalfinite- type transitions and their effects on harvest schedules in element model of a light-frame wood structure. coastal Oregon. 2073 Lee,Myoung-ku. New approaches for analyzing white Forest Science.-MASTERS 1983 pitch deposits and grafting of synthetic polymers onto 2093 Bell, ThomasEvans. A procedure for the purification and cellulose derivatives. quantitation of abscisic acid : and its application to a study 2074 Ren,Shan. Thermo-hygro rheological behavior ofmaterials of abscisic acid concentrations in needles of cold stored used in the manufacture of wood-based composites. 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An economic analysis of whitewater technique for assessing site occupancy by this species. recreation on the upper Klamath River. 2097 Kaya,Zeki. A statistical karyotype analysis of European black pine (Pinus nigra Am.) seed sources. Forest Resources.-MASTERS 1991 2098 McCreight,RichardW. Detection of 2,4-D herbicide 2079Grasty,Brent L.Economic impacts of federal and state damage using ground-based measurements: implications for river protection in the rural riverside housing market : the remote sensing. Upper Deschutes River, Oregon. 2099 Omi, StevenKatsu. Seed set and the proportion of progeny 2080Shindler,BruceA. Interest group evaluations of ecological, due to self-fertilization in a Douglas-fir seed orchard. social, and management criteria for wilderness campsites. 2100 Pilz, DavidP. Management impacts on the ectomycorrhizal of Pseudotsugamenziesiivar.menziesii Forest Resources.-MASTERS 1992 associations seedlings : field and greenhouse bioassays. 2081 Anderson, David M (DavidMatthew). Current and future 2101 Putnam, Betsy June. Songbird populations of economic impact of Mount Hood National Forest outdoor precommercially thinned and unthinned stands of ponderosa recreation consumption. pine in east-central Washington. 2082 Cannon,T.Lincoln. Comparison of timber tax options available to western Oregon small nonindustrial private Forest Science.-MASTERS 1984 forest land owners. 2102Bentson,KennethPaul. The transpiration behavior of 2083 Kiser,Jim (JamesDonald). Photogrammetric uses of a Pacific madrone (Arbutus menziesii Pursh.) under various new-generation analytical stereoplotter inforestry. management regimes in southwest Oregon. 2084 Ota,Ikuo.RelationshipbetweenJapaneseofficial 2103 Castellano,MichaelAngelo. Basidiospores of Rhizopogon development assistance and tropical timber harvest levels in vinicolor and R. colossus as ectomycorrhizal inoculum. three southeast Asian countries. 2104 Chan,Samuel S.Competitive effectsof overtopping 2085 Powell, Leslie A.(LeslieAnn). Federal forest revenue- vegetation on Douglas-fir morphology in the Oregon Coast sharing in coastal Oregon : an assessment of historical and Range. future tax equivalence. 2105 Cole, ElizabethC. Fifth-year growth responses of Douglas- 2086 Tressler,KarenD. Conflict over public land management : fir to crowding and other competition. Oregon's Elk River dispute. 2106 Frenzen, PeterM. Conifer establishment from seed on tephra deposits from the 1980 eruptions of Mount St. Forest Resources.-DOCTORS 1990 Helens, Washington. 2087Rasker, Raymond. Agriculture and wildlife, an economic 2107 Loopstra,CarolAnne. Patterns of genetic variation within analysis of waterfowl habitat management on farms in and among breeding zones of Douglas-fir in southwest western Oregon. Oregon. 2088 Wang, Chao-huan. Analysis methods for modeling tree and 2108 Puttonen,PasiKalevi. The relationship of abscisic acid stand growth responses to fertilization and thinning. concentration in Douglas-fir needles to seedling vigor.
47 2109Reid,PaulaW. Assessing the influence of silvicultural 2130DeMeo,Thomas.Relationships of tree growth to nitrogen practices on Douglas-fir nutrition and stemwood production. and water availability in a sheep-tree-pasture system in 2110Sachs, Donald. Management effects on nitrogen nutrition Douglas County, Oregon : Field case study and shadehouse and long-term productivity of western hemlock stands: an simulation. exercise in simulation with FORCYTE. 2131 Erickson, Vicky J. The influence of distance and floral 2111 Waddell,KarenLynne. The effect of light intensity on phenology on pollen gene flow and mating system patterns Douglas-fir foliage quality:survival and development of in a coastal Douglas-fir seed orchard. Western spruce budworm. 2132Haeussler, Sybille. Germination and first-year survival of 2112Wolff,Scott. Spot seeding Douglas-fir in the Pacific red alder seedlings in the central Coast Range of Oregon. Northwest using a Finnish shelter seeding method. 2133 Lipp,Cynthia C.Effectofsolutionnitrogenand phosphorus on growth, carbon allocation and nitrogen Forest Science.-MASTERS 1985 fixation of red alder seedlings. 2113Heath,BrianE. Levels of asymbiotic nitrogen fixation in 2134 McCain, Cynthia N. Soil changes after afforestation in leaf litter in Northwest forests. Yellow River loess: a case study in Gansu Province, 2114Latt,ChristopherR. The development of leaf area and People's Republic of China. biomass in the whiteleaf manzanita (Arctostaphylos viscida 2135 McClellan,MichaelH. Denitrification potential in forest Parry.) brushfields of southwest Oregon. riparian soils of the western Oregon Cascades : spatial and 2115 Logan,SheilaE. Post-eruptionspeciesselection and temporal variation. planting trials for reforestation of sites near Mount St. 2136 Savage, ThomasJ. Thinning and urea fertilization effects Helens. on emerging grand fir (Abies grandis) foliage and growth of 2116 Ross,DarrellW. The effects of mechanical and chemical westernspruce budworm (Choristoneuraoccidentalis) site preparation on ponderosa pine (Pinus ponderosa Dougl. larvae. ex Laws.) and lodgepole pine (Pinus contorta Dougl. ex 2137 Schreiber, Barry. Diurnal bird use of snags on clearcuts in Loud.)performance,associatedvegetation,andsoil central coastal Oregon. properties in southcentral Oregon eight years afte 2117 Thomas, TheodoreBruce. Stocking and growth of noble Forest Science.-MASTERS 1989 fir in the Cascade Mountains of Oregon and Washington. 2138Borchers,SusanL. Growth and mycorrhiza formation of 2118 Warrag,Esam EldinI. Effect of nitrogen fertilizer and Douglas-firseedlingsgrown in soils collected at different irrigationonAcaciasenegalseedlingbiomassand distances from hardwoods pioneering southwest-Oregon photosynthesis. clearcuts. 2139Brainerd,RichardE. Mycorrhiza formation and diversity Forest Science.-MASTERS 1986 in undisturbed forest and clearcut and burned areas in three 2119Egeland,DawnM. Vegetation-environmental relationships forest types in Oregon. on two clearcuts on the western slopes of the Oregon 2140 Chien,Ching-te. Plagiogravitropic growth in rooted stem Cascades. cuttings of Douglas-fir (Pseudotsuga menziesii 2120Graff,JosephEdward. Responses of Douglas-fir seedlings (Mirb.)Franco)relatedtoindole-3-aceticacidand to various nursery handling and outplanting practices. cytokinins. 2121 Klopsch, MarkWarren. Structure of mature Douglas-fir 2141 Cress,DanielW. Theeffectsofinbreedingand stands in a western Oregon watershed and implications for supplemental mass pollination upon seed yieldsin a interpretation of disturbance history and succession. Douglas-fir seedling seed orchard. 2122Li,Peng. Range-wide patterns of allozyme variation in 2142Gleason,John F.Fertilization of ponderosa pine seedlings Douglas-fir (Pseudotsuga menziesii (Mirb.) Franco). in the nursery and field : morphology, physiology, and field performance. Forest Science.-MASTERS 1987 2143Hipkins, ValerieD. Biochemical markers of quality in 2123Cooke,PamelaT. The role of density and proportion in Douglas-fir (Pseudotsuga menziesii (Mirb.) allometric equations of Douglas-fir and red alder seedlings. Franco)seedlings:the relationship between survival, root 2124Kaiser,ElisabethH. The influence of stand structure and growth potential, freezing and drying damage, and time of topography on growth, leaf area and efficiency of young lift. Douglas-fir in the Oregon Coast Range. 2144 Simard, SuzanneW. Competition among lodgepole pine 2125 Kim, DongYeob. Seasonal estimates of nitrogen fixation seedlings and plant species in a Sitka-alder dominated shrub by Alnus rubra and Ceanothus species in western Oregon community in the southern interior of British Columbia. forest ecosystems. 2126 Niu,Chih-hao. Association of nitrogen-fixing bacteria with Forest Science.-MASTERS 1990 ectomycorrhizae in Douglas-fir. 2145Ahrens,GlennR. Tanoak (Lithocarpus densiflorus (Hook 2127 Schuch,UrsulaK.FrosthardinessofDouglas-fir & Am.) Rehd.) root dieback : below- and aboveground site (Pseudotsugamenziesii(Mirb.) Franco) seedlings raised in occupancy by stump-sprouts in southwest Oregon. three nurseries. 2146Bruner,KarenL. Effects of beaver on streams,streamside 2128Whiting,ElizabethCameron. The effects of nursery habitat, and coho salmon fry populations in two coastal incurredtap-rootwounds ongrowthofDouglas-fir Oregon streams. seedlings. 2147Carlton, Gary C. The structure and dynamics of red alder communities in the central coast range of western Oregon. Forest Science.-MASTERS 1988 2148 Cuevas-Rangel, RosaliaAdela. Comparative drought 2129 Coates, K.Dave. Effects of shrubs and herbs on conifer tolerance of four Mexican pine species. regeneration and microclimateintheRhododendron- 2149Funez,AtilioOrtiz. Survival and growth of Douglas-fir Vaccinium-Menziesia community of south-central British and ponderosa pineduringeightyearsof whiteleaf Columbia. manzanita and herb competition in southwest Oregon.
48 2150 Gillham,MarlaL. Physical and chemical characteristics of 2170 Joly,RobertJ. Physiological and morphological responses ripariansoils two third orderstreams inthe western to water deficit in seedling progeny of four populations of Cascades of Oregon. Douglas-fir (Pseudotsuga menziesii [Mirb.] Franco). 2151 Giordano, Peter A. Growth and carbon allocation of red 2171 Malavasi,MarlenedeMatos.Physiologicaland alder seedlings grown over a density gradient. biochemical studies of stratified Douglas-fir [Pseudotsuga 2152 Lu,Shengjun. Seasonal and diurnal trends of leaf water menziesii (Mirb.) Franco] seeds after redrying, storage, and potential and stomatal conductance of red alder (Alnusrubra subsequent germination. Bong) growing along a density gradient in western Oregon. 2172 Malavasi,UbirajaraContro.Variationofcarbon 2153 Nicholson,AlisonCampbell. Water relations, survival and allocation and competitive ability of different tree species as growth of Douglas-fir seedlings at a pinegrass dominated related to successional position and habitat. site in the interior Douglas-fir zone of south- central British 2173 Neale,DavidB. Populationgeneticstructure of the Columbia. Douglas-fir shelterwood regeneration system in southwest 2154 Rojas-Melo, NestorS. Influence of soil and rhizosphere Oregon. actinomycetes on Frankia infection and nitrogenase activity 2174 Smith,NicholasJ. Effects of densitystress and soil in Alnus rubra Bong. productivity on size, mortality and nitrogen fixation in artificial populations of seedling red alder (Alnus rubra Forest Science.-MASTERS 1991 Bong.). 2155All,Shaukat. Effect of differentlevelsoffertilizer, application interval and container type on growth of Forest Science.-DOCTORS 1985 seedlings of black locust (Robinia pseudoacacia L.). 2175 Bork, Joyce L. Fire history in three vegetation types on the 2156 Gumtow-Farrior,DanielL. Cavity resources in Oregon eastern side of the Oregon Cascades. white oak and Douglas-fir stands in the mid-Willamette 2176 Ho,Iwan. Enzyme activity and phytohormone production of Valley, Oregon. ectomycorrhizal fungi. 2157 Hubbard,ConnieJ. A plant association classification for 2177 Hung,Ling-lingL.Ectomyconhizalinoculationof McDonald-Dunn Forest. Douglas-fir nursery stock with commercially produced 2158 Kim,Sang-kyun. Thinning response in Alnus rubra and inoculum. Arbutus menziesii : effects of spacing, light, and moisture. 2178 Marshall, John D. (JohnDavid) Physiological control of 2159 Volk,John. The effect of miombo and dambo soil transfers fine root turnover in Douglas-fir. on early seedling growth of Bauhinia petersianaBolle., 2179 Oren, Ram. Leaf areaindex and specific leaf weight: keys Cassia spectabilis D.C., and Calliandra calothyrsus Meissn. to interpreting canopy photosynthesis and stand growth. on degraded miombo sites. Forest Science.-DOCTORS 1986 2160Wang, Zhengqi. Effects of bedrock water availability on growth and ecophysiology of Douglas-fir (Pseudotsuga 2180EspinosaBancalari,MiguelA. Growth and structure of menziesii) and Pacific Madrone (Arbutus menziesii) in three adjacent 22 year-old Douglas-fir stands in the Oregon southwest Oregon. Coast Range. 2181 Kellogg, L. D. (Loren D.). A stand management strategy Forest Science.-MASTERS 1992 for young western hemlock-Sitka spruce forests. 2161 Fischer,Christine R. Inoculumpotential of vesicular- 2182 Margolis,HankA. Carbon and nitrogen allocation patterns arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi in two Costa Rican soils with of 2-0 Douglas-fir seedlings following nitrogen fertilization different vegetation covers. in the autumn. 2162 Gagliuso,RobertA. Habitatalterationand human 2183 McClain,KeithM. Water relationsandassociated disturbance :their impact on cougar habitat utilization in morphology of conditioned Douglas-fir and jack pine southwest Oregon. seedlings subjected to periods of drought stress. 2163 Haase,DianeL. Transplant shock in stored and unstored 2184 Riitters, KurtH. Early genetic selection in Douglas-fir: 2+0 Douglas-fir seedlings : effect of initial root volume and interactions with shade, drought, and stand density. soil water content. 2164 Kelly, Linda Susan"Susie". Early competitive interactions Forest Science.-DOCTORS 1987 between red alder and salmonberry in the Oregon Coast 2185 Capo-Arteaga,MiguelA. Early survival and growth Range. response of five species of Pinus to plant competition and 2165 Leavell,DanielM.Relationshipsbetween plant aspect in southwest Oregon and northeast Mexico. associationsand environmentwithin McDonald-Dunn 2186 Kaya,Zeki. Genetic variation in shoot-growth patterns of Forest. Douglas-fir populations from southwest Oregon. 2166 McIntosh, BruceA. Historical changes in anadromous fish 2187 McCreary,DouglasD. Evaluating the quality of Douglas- habitat in the Upper Grande Ronde River, Oregon,1941- fir (Pseudotsuga menziessii (Mirb.) Franco) seedlings: a 1990. comparison of some current and proposed evaluation methods. Forest Science.-DOCTORS 1983 2167Matson,PamelaA. Effects of nutrient and light limitation Forest Science.-DOCTORS 1988 on mountain hemlock susceptibility to laminated root rot. 2188 Elhadi, FarougMohamed. Studies on Acacia senegal (L.) Wild. in western Sudan with special reference to variation Forest Science.-DOCTORS 1984 among populations, host x soil inoculum interaction among 2168Foster,GeorgeSamuel, Jr. Genetic considerations in populations, and host x Rhizobium strains interactions. cloning western hemlock. 2189 Mangold, Robert.Geneticvariationand phenotypic 2169 Furrier,GlennRichard. 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49 2191 White,DianeE. Competitive interactions between Douglas- 2213 Marshall,DavidD. The effects of thinning on stand and fir or ponderosa pine and whiteleaf manzanita. tree growth in a young, high site Douglas-fir stand in western Oregon. Forest Science.-DOCTORS 1989 2214Morris,John W. (JohnWilliam) Efficient transformation 2192Amaranthus, Michael. The role of ectomycorrhizal fungi of pinaceous gymnosperm cells by Agrobacterium. in ecosystem recovery. 2215 Omi, StevenK. Effects of fall lifting and long-term freezer 2193 Bentson,KennethPaul. Short-term fate of xenobiotic storage on ponderosa pine seedling physiology and quality. substances in pesticide deposits. 2216Vargas-Hernandez, Jesus. Genetic variation of wood 2194 Koo, ChangDuck. Water stress, fertilization and light densitycomponentsincoastalDouglas-fir andtheir effects on the growth of nodulated, mycorrhizal red alder relationships to growth rhythm. seedlings. 2217Velazquez-Martinez, Alejandro. Interactingeffectsof 2195 Petersen, Terry D. Dynamics of size structures : simulation stand density, site factors, and nutrients on productivity and and experiments in seedling stands of Pseudotsuga menziesii productive efficiency of Douglas-fir plantations in the and Fraxinus mandshurica. Oregon Cascades. 2196 Richardson, Brian. The role of droplet size, concentration, sprayvolume,andcanopyarchitectureinherbicide Forest Science.-DOCTORS 1992 application efficiency. 2218 Bradshaw, G. A. Hierarchical analysis of spatial pattern 2197 Ryan, MichaelG. The importanceof maintenance and processes of Douglas-fir forests using wavelet analysis. respiration by living cells in the sapwood of subalpine 2219 Hong, Yong-pyo.Chloroplast DNA variabilityand conifers. phylogeny in the California closed cone pines. 2198 Shainsky,LauriJ.Competitiveinteractionsbetween 2220 McClellan,MichaelH. Soil carbon and nutrient dynamics Douglas-fir and red alder seedlings : growth analysis, of windthrow chronosequences in spruce-hemlock forests of resource use, and physiology. southern Alaska. 2199Vance, Nan C. Physiology of drought stress in Pinus 2221 Yoder,BarbaraJ. (co-dept. Plant Physiology) ponderosa (Dougl. ex Laws.) and the influence of low Photosynthesis of conifers : influential factors and potentials irradiance. for remote sensing. 2200 Weber, John C. Geographic variation in central Oregon General Science.-MASTERS 1983 ponderosa pine (Pinus ponderosa Laws.) : seed germination; seed, wing, and cone morphology; seed color. 2222Brooker,DeborahL. Response to ultraviolet (UV-B) radiation by attached assemblages of estuarine diatoms. Forest Science.-DOCTORS 1990 2223McNair, Vannin MarieHutchinson. Development of a 2201 Borchers, Jeffrey G. Physical processes affectingsoil system to test for the toxicity of solar irradiated polynuclear biotic and abioticresponsestodisturbanceinforest aromatichydrocarbonsandpreliminarydatausing ecosystems of southwestern Oregon. mammalian cell cultures. 2202 Castellano, Michael A. The taxonomy of the genus 2224Rambo,DannyLynn. The metabolic behavior of some Hysterangium (Basidiomycotina,Hysterangiaceae)with Cascade mosses. notes on its ecology. General Science.-MASTERS 1984 2203 Entry,JamesA. The effect of light and nitrogen limitation 2225Johna, Eva L Routine and post-accident analysis of nuclear on western conifers : response to Armillaria ostoyae infection. power plant reactor coolant. 2204 Graham,JeffS. The control of bud development in 2226 Nelson, PhilipD. The use of delayed neutron counting for Douglas-fir seedlings by photoperiod, flurprimidol, and uranium analysis in biological tissue and its application to a endogenous gibberellins and abscisic acid. pharmacokinetic study in weanling rats. 2227 Schaffer, Randy Lee. An evaluation of two methods for 2205 Jensen,EdwardC. Thesilvicultureinstitute : an assessment of impact. determinations of polynuclear aromatic hydrocarbons in water. 2206 Li,Habin. Spatio-temporal pattern analysis of managed forest landscapes : a simulation approach. 2228 Taylor, H. Terry. William ErnestCastle, American geneticist: a case-study in the impact of the Mendelian 2207 Puettmann, KlausJ. The size-density relationship in pure and mixed red alder/Douglas-fir stands and its use in the research program. development of a growth model. 2229 Valett, Melee Kaye. Diel changes in marine neuston and plankton communities of Sequim Bay, Washington. 2208 Rose, Cathy L. Application of the carbon/nitrogen balance concept to predicting the nutritional quality of blueberry General Science.-MASTERS 1985 foliage to deer in southeastern Alaska. 2230 Gallant, Alisa L. Revegetation-microhabitat relations in the 2209 St. Clair,JohnBradley. Effects of seed characters and blast zone of Mount St. Helens. competitive environment on two-year performance of open- 2231 McKenzie-Carter,MichaelA. Uptake and retention of pollinated Douglas-fir families. technetuim [i.e. technetium] by two freshwater species, the 2210Wagner, RobertGordon. Interspecific competition in crayfish Pacifastacus leniusculus and the snail Juga silicula. young Douglas-fir plantations of the Oregon coast range. General Science.-MASTERS 1986 Forest Science.-DOCTORS 1991 2232 Haney, Dennis C. Physiological and hematological changes 2211 Goldfarb, Barry. Factorsaffectingadventitiousshoot in chum salmon(Oncorhynchusketa)infectedwith formation and expressionof microprojectile-introduced erythrocytic necrosis virus. DNA in Douglas-fir cotyledons. 2212Li,Peng. Genetic variation in phenology of bud and General Science.-MASTERS 1987 cambialactivityincoastalDouglas-fir(Pseudotsuga 2233Becerra, Michael A. The effects of mirex on biliary menzieii var. menziesii (Mirb.) Franco). excretion of bile salts and phenolphthalein glucuronide in male rats.
50 2234 Cavanaugh,WilliamM. Some effects of ultraviolet-B Genetics.-MASTERS 1989 radiation (290-320 nm) on unialgal and mixed cultures of 2254Tsai, Ching-Hsiu. Dispersed repetitive sequences in the two centric diatoms. chloroplast genome of Douglas-fir (Pseudotsuga menziesii 2235 Felstul,DavidR. Sediment characteristics as indicators of (Mirb.) Franco). toxic cadmium and copper concentrationsinOregon estuaries. Genetics.-MASTERS 1990 2236 Keizer,PhilipJohn. Uranium biokinetics in gavaged 2255 Amberg,SeanM. Nucleotide sequence of two chloroplast young adult female rats. genes from a Chlorella-like green alga : the large subunit of 2237 Northcutt,AllisonRuth. In vivo counting of americium- Ribulose-1,5-bisphosphatecarboxylase/oxygenaseand 241 in human lungs and tracheobronchial lymph nodes. ribosomal protein S14. 2238 TenBrook, Warren Kermit.Research reactor coolant 2256 Gombart,AdrianF. OpMNPV p32,a baculovirus monitoring using automated gamma ray spectrometry. polyhedral envelope-associated protein : genetic location, nucleotide sequence, transcriptional mapping and General Science.-MASTERS 1989 immunocytochemical characterization. 2239 Wones, Andrew G. Benthicmacroinvertebratesand 2257 Scarlett, Lori M. Genetics of Lactobacilli : plasmid profiles sediment characteristics of a coastal dune margin lake and genetic exchange. (Carter Lake, Douglas County, Oregon). Genetics.-DOCTORS 1986 General Science.-MASTERS 1990 2258 Leisy,DouglasJ. Gene expression, genome organization, 2240 Alexander,GailMarie. The marine biological station of and evolution of the Orgyia pseudotsugata multicapsid San Diego : its development as related to the ideas and ideals nuclear polyhedrosis virus. of William Emerson Ritter (1856-1944). Genetics.-DOCTORS 1990 2241 Behrenfeld,MikeJ. Primary productivity in the southeast Pacific Ocean : effects of enhanced ultraviolet-B radiation. 2259Berge-Chandler,SonjaKay. The expression of embryo maturation genes in wheat and the role of abscisic acid. 2242 Clark,EllenDeehan. Aspectsof theecologyand morphology of Lupinus littoralis Dougl. Genetics.-DOCTORS 1991 2243 Elliott,WilliamE. History and analysis of the creation 2260 Castle, Linda A. Molecular factors that influence host research society. range and virulence of A. tumefaciens. 2244 Erman, Lisa T. Impacts of dredged material disposal on 2261 Ji,Jiuping.Mutagenicmechanismsassociatedwith estuarine benthic macrofaunal communities in Coos Bay, perturbations of DNA precursor biosynthesis in phage T4. Oregon. 2262 Zhao, Yuqi. Molecular geneticcharacterizationof a General Science.-MASTERS 1992 pathogenicity-attenuated mutant of Pseudomonas syringae pathovar syringae. 2245 Harenda, Mary G. Evaluation of techniques of monitor wetlandhydrologyandmacroinvertebratecommunity Genetics.-DOCTORS 1992 characteristics. 2263Child,StephanieJ. Evidence for the modification of 2246Runyon,JohnR. Environmental limits on above-ground vaccinia virus core proteins by ADP-ribosylation. production : observations from the Oregon transect. 2264 Graves, Michael V. Analysis of two highly expressed genes 2247 Toth, BarbaraL. Factors affecting conifer regeneration and from Chlorella virus PBCV- 1 ; prate in characterization and community structure after a wildfire in western Montana. the DNA sequences of the major capsid protein gene and the early/late 33-kDa protein gene. General Science.-DOCTORS 1983 2265 Hicks, Glenn R. Molecular identification and 2248 May, EricBruce. Histological,histochemical and characterization of two plasma membrane associated auxin- ultrastructural changes associated with nutritional muscular binding proteins. dystrophy in selenium deficient lambs. 2266 Howe, Glenn Thomas. Agrobacterium-mediated 2249 Sullivan,TimothyJoseph. Deposition and persistence of transformationof hybrid poplar(PopulusalbaxP. polynuclear aromatic hydrocarbons after slash burning clear- grandidentata) and analysis of foreign gene expression. cut sites in Oregon. 2250 Zernel,JohnJoseph. John Wesley Powell :science and Geography.-MASTERS 1983 reform in a positive context. 2267Wickramaratne,SinNimal. Vegetation changes in the Willamette River Greenway, Benton and Linn Counties, General Science.-DOCTORS 1991 Oregon, 1972-1981. 2251 Greitner, Carol S. Growth and photosynthesis of plants in response to environmental stress. Geography.-MASTERS 1984 2268Flewelling, DouglasMark. Computerized delineation of Genetics.-MASTERS 1983 watersheds using digital elevation model data. 2252 Quant, RebeccaL.Molecularrelationshipsamong 2269 Lewis,MichaelE. Agroclimatic hazards of the Fort Rock multiple-sizedplasmids ofPseudomonas syringae Basin : perceptions and mitigation strategies among cow-calf pv.phaseolicola. operators and cash-crop agriculturalists. Genetics.-MASTERS 1986 Geography.-MASTERS 1985 2253Chakerian,RandolphLogan. Identification, cloning and 2270Young,BrianK. The influence of map complexity on nucleotide sequencing of the granulin genes of Trichoplusia interpolation accuracy. ni and Pieris brassicae granulosis viruses. Geography.-MASTERS 1986 2271 Marshall, JohnL. (John Lee). Value assessment of Jackson-Frazier Wetland, Benton County, Oregon: a case study.
51 2272 Morrow, Robert J. Age structure and spatial pattern of Geography.-DOCTORS 1986 old-growth ponderosa pine in Pringle Falls Experimental 2290 Brooks,Kris.Determination of geographic information Forest, central Oregon. system databasecharacteristics:anapplicationof the Geography.-MASTERS 1987 information integration theory. 2273 Kiilsgaard, Christen W. Riparian vegetation recovery in 2291 Nathalang, Santita. A spatial analysis of factors influencing the blast and airfall tephra zones of Mount St. Helens, farmland conversion in the Bangkok metropolitan area, Washington. Thailand. 2292 Pearson,MonteL.Geomorphological analysis of North Geography.-MASTERS 1988 Fork Toutle River, Washington, 1980-1984. 2274 Bernert,JosephA. Equal contrast tint progressions for computer cartography. Geography.-DOCTORS 1989 2275 Luoma,DanielL. Synecology of the Monotropoideae 2293 Luoma,DanielL. Biomass and community structure of within Limpy Rock Research Natural Area, Umpqua sporocarps formed by hypogeous ectomycorrhizal fungi Andrews National Forest, Oregon. within selectedforesthabitatsof the H.J. Experimental Forest, Oregon. 2276 Thoma,MichaelN. The use ofremote sensing in an integrated approach for stress detection on the cultivated Geography.-DOCTORS 1990 cranberry. 2294Lorenz,JayR. Diffusion of Eurasian guarding dogs into Geography.-MASTERS 1989 American agriculture: an alternative method of predator control. 2277 Craig, ScottJ.Morthologicalvariationandhabitat relations of intergradient Grand Fir (Abies grandis)/White 2295 Wilson,RoyR. Cooperation and conflict in a fereral- Fir (Abies concolor) populations in the Wallowa Mountains, municipal watershed : a case study of Portland, Oregon. Oregon. Geography.-DOCTORS 1991 2278 Root, Ann L. The wild and scenic river act : problems of 2296 Vincent,RobertMontgomery. Biological diversity and implementation in Oregon. third world development : a study of the transformation of an 2279 Ryan-Burkett,SandraE. Riparian canopy and channel ecological concept into natural resource policy. response tohillslopedisturbancein Elk River Basin, southwest Oregon. Geology.-MASTERS 1983 2297Bonelli,DouglasT. The geology and skarn mineralization Geography.-MASTERS 1990 at the Ataspaca prospect, Tacna, Peru. 2280Gomez,SharonN. Soil erosion assessment in the Republic 2298 Graham,JohnPaul.DevonianandMississippian of Cape Verde, West Africa, using a geographic information stratigraphy of the southern Hot Creek Range, Nye County, system. Nevada. 2281 Langen, Gido. A translator program converting a digitized 2299 Holliday, Joseph. The bedrock geology of the southeast map into the format of the American proposed standard for part of Shasta Valley, Siskiyou County, California. digital cartographic data. 2300 Jay, JeremyBarth. The geology and stratigraphy of the 2282 Oppermann, Martin. A comparative study of Oregon and Tertiary volcanic and volcaniclastic rocks, with special New Zealand as tourist destinations :tourism resources, emphasis on the Deschutes Formation, from Lake Sinitustus perceptions, and travel patterns. to Madras in central Oregon. Geography.-MASTERS 1992 2301 Loken, Trygve. Hydrothermal alteration and oil show at the 2283Morlan, Janet C. Ecological status and dynamics of a salt Summer Coon intrusive center, Saguache County, Colorado. marsh restoration in the Salmon River Estuary, Oregon. 2302 Mack, GregoryStebbins.Geology,groundwater 2284Pross, DerekD. A globalscaleanalysisofthe chemistry, and hydrogeology of the Murphy area, Josephine spatiotemporal distribution of foliar biomass for 1988. County, Oregon. 2285 Sneed,JacquelinM. A Methodology to directly input data 2303 Nevins,BarbaraB. Structural evolution of the Russell from an uncontrolled aerial photograph into a vector based Ranch oilfield and vicinity,southern Coast Ranges, geographic information system. California. 2304 Olbinski,JamesSteven. Geology of the Buster Creek- Geography.-DOCTORS 1983 Nehalem Valley area, Clatsop County, northwest Oregon. 2286 Boss,TheodoreR. Vegetation ecology and net primary 2305 Olson,DanielJ. Surface and subsurface geology of the productivity of selected freshwater wetlands in Oregon. Santa Barbara-Goleta metropolitan area, Santa Barbara County, California. Geography.-DOCTORS 1984 2306 Sarewitz,DanielR. Geology of a part of the Heavens Gate 2287Gentile,JohnRichard. The evolution and geographic quadrangle, Seven Devils Mountains, western Idaho. aspects of the anti-trapping movement : a classic resource 2307 Seedorf,DouglasChristopher. Upper Cretaceous through conflict. EocenestratigraphyofthesouthernVenturabasin, Geography.-DOCTORS 1985 California. 2288 Ripple,WilliamJ. Relationships between grass canopy 2308 Thomason,RobertEdward. Volcanic stratigraphy and characteristics and Landsat Thematic Mapper bands. epithermal mineralization of the DeLamar Silver Mine, Owyhee County, Idaho. 2289 Parsons,MichaelRaymond. Spatial and temporal changes in stream network topology: post-eruption drainage, Mount 2309 Visconti,RobertVincent. Paleozoic stratigraphy and St. Helens. stucture of the Dry Creek area, Elko and Eureka Counties, Nevada. 2310 White,DavidDean. Bedrock geology and stratigraphy of the Late Cretaceous Nanaimo Group of the Maple Bay- Cowichan Bay area, British Columbia.
52 Geology.-MASTERS 1984 2333 Grigsby,F.Bryan. Quaternary tectonics of the Rincon and San Miguelito oilfieldsarea, westernVenturabasin, 2311 Bingert, Neil J. Geology of the northeast one-quarter of the California. Prineville quadrangle, north-central Oregon. 2334 Higinbotham,Larry R. Stratigraphy, depositional history, 2312 Casaceli,RobertJoseph. The geology and mineral potential of the Hahns Peak intrusive porphyry, Routt and petrology of the Upper Cretaceous(?) to middle Eocene Montgomery Creek Formation, northern California. County, Colorado. 2335 Mahood,RichardO. Petrology, sedimentology,and 2313 Hayman, Glenn A. Geology of a part of the Eagle Butte diagenesis of volcaniclastics and sandstones from Leg 63 of and Gateway quadrangles east of the Deschutes River, the Deep Sea Drilling Project, Baja California and southern Jefferson County, Oregon. California Continental Borderland. 2314 Peterson,CarolynPugh. Geology of the Green Mountain- 2336 Palmer-Rosenberg,PaulS. Himalayan deformation and Young's River area, Clatsop County, northwest Oregon. metamorphism of rocks south of the Main Mantle Thrust, 2315 Ricks,Cynthia L. Flood history and sedimentation at the Karakar Pass area, southern Swat, Pakistan. mouth of Redwood Creek,Humboldt County,California. 2337 Price,Georgina. Geology and mineralisation, Taylor- 2316 Schwing,HansFrederick. Subsurface geology of the Windfall gold prospect, British Columbia, Canada. South Cuyama oil field and adjacent areas,southern Coast 2338 Rarey,PhillipJay. Geology of the Hamlet-North Fork of Ranges, California. the Nehalem River area, southern Clatsop and northernmost 2317 Thormahlen,DavidJ. Geology of the northwest one- Tillamook Counties, northwest Oregon. quarter of the Prineville Quadrangle,central Oregon. 2339 Richards,MatthewE. Subsurface geology of the Santa Geology.-MASTERS 1985 Clara Avenue oil field and the Las Posas area, Ventura 2318 Cannon, Debra May. The stratigraphy, geochemistry, and basin, California. mineralogyof twoash-flowtuffsintheDeschutes 2340 Sans,RogerStephen. Origin of Devonian rock units in the Formation, central Oregon. southern Fish Creek Range, Nye County, Nevada. 2319 Conrey,RichardM. Volcanicstratigraphyofthe 2341 Spitz,HerbertM. Subsurface geology of the southeastern Deschutes Formation, Green Ridge to Fly Creek, north- Cuyama Valley, southern Coast Ranges, California. central Oregon. 2342 Yogodzinski,GeneM. The Deschutes Formation-- High 2320Hill, BrittainEames. Petrology of the Bend pumice and Cascade transition in the Whitewater River area, Jefferson Tumalo tuff, a Pleistocene Cascade eruption involving County, Oregon. magma mixing. Geology.-MASTERS 1987 2321 Keats,DonnaG. Geology and mineralization oftheHigh 2343 Cowell, Peter F. Structure and stratigraphy of part of the Grade district, Modoc County, California. . northern Fish Creek Range, Eureka County, Nevada. 2322 Nelson,DavidEzra. Geology of the Fishhawk Falls--Jewell 2344 Goodhue,WilliamV. Bedrock geology and stratigraphy of area, Clatsop County, northwest Oregon. the northern parts of the Armstead and Madigan Gulch 2323 Smith,Richard D. (RichardDean). Sediment routing in a anticlines, Beaverhead County, Montana. small watershed in the blast zone at Mount St. Helens, 2345 Hoover, Amy L. Transect across the Salmon River suture, Washington. South Fork of the Clearwater River, western Idaho : rare 2324Whitaker,JohnH. Geology of the Willow Creek area, earth element geochemical, structural, and metamorphic Elko County, Nevada. study. Geology.-MASTERS 1986 2346 Key, CohnF. Stratigraphy and depositional history of the Amsden and lower Quadrant Formations, Snowcrest Range, 2325 Barrow-Hurlbert, SarahA. Geology and neotectonics of Beaverhead and Madison Counties, Montana. the Upper Nevis Basin, South Island, New Zealand. 2347 Lipka,JosephT. Stratigraphy and structure of the southern 2326 Byrne,DavidJerome. Stratigraphy and depositional Sulphur Spring Range, Eureka County, Nevada. history of the Upper Mississippian Big Snowy Formation in the Snowcrest Range, southwestern Montana. 2348 Little, StephenW. Stratigraphy, petrology and provenance of the Cretaceous Gable Creek Formation, Wheeler County, 2327 Calhoun, JeannetteA. Structural geology of the Morales Canyon and Taylor Canyon region of the Cuyama basin, Oregon. southern Coast Ranges, California. 2349 Madin, Ian. Structureand neotectonics of the northwestern Nanga Parbat-Haramosh massif. 2328 Chauvot,IsabelleP. Study of the gold deposits at the War Eagle mine, Idaho County, Idaho. 2350 McHugh,MargaretH. Landslide occurrence in the Elk and Sixes River basins,southwest Oregon. 2329 Chesley,JohnTheodore. A combined pl8sO/p16sO and D/H isotopic study of molybdenite mineralization at Pear 2351 Verplanck,PhilipL. A field and geochemical study of the Lake and related areas in the Pioneer batholith, southwest boundary between the Nanga Parbat-Haramosh massif and Montana. the Ladakh arc terrane, northern Pakistan. 2330Clark, Charles W. (Charles Wade). The stratigraphy and Geology.-MASTERS 1988 structure of the Paleozoic and Mesozoic rocks ofthe west 2352 Baker, DanM. Balanced structural cross-sections of the flank of the Armstead anticline area, Beaverhead County, central Salt Range and Potwar Plateau of Pakistan Montana. shortening and overthrust deformation. 2331 Elrick,Maya. Depositional and diagenetic history of the 2353 Baker, LindaJ. The stratigraphy and depositional setting of Devonian Guilmette Formation, southern Goshute Range, the Spencer Formation, west-central Willamette Valley, Elko County, Nevada. Oregon : a surface-subsurface analysis. 2332 Graham,James Duncan,Mass movement dynamics, F. Michael. Stratigraphy, depositional geomorphology and their relationship to geology in the 2354 DeDen, environments, and diagenesis of the Devonian Simonson and North Fork Siuslaw drainage basin, Oregon Coast Range. Guilmette Formations in the White Pine, Egan, and Schell Creek Ranges, White Pine County, Nevada.
53 2355 Elfrink, Neil. The geology of the east central desolation 2377 Pyle, DouglasG. Geochemical evolution of the Roseburg butte quadrangle, Grant County, Oregon. formation basaltic rocks, southern Oregon coast range. 2356 Goalen, JeffreyScott. The geology of the Elk Mountain- 2378 Safley,L.Eugene. Geology of the Rock Creek-Green Porter Ridge area, Clatsop County, northwest Oregon. Mountainarea,southeastClatsopandnorthernmost 2357 Horning,ThomasS. The geology, igneous petrology, and Tillamook counties, northwest Oregon. mineral deposits of the Ataspaca mining district, Department 2379 VanDissen,RussellJ. Late Quaternary faulting in the of Tacna, Peru. Kaikoura region, southeastern Marlborough, New Zealand.
2358 Huftile, Gary J. Geologic structure of the Upper Ojai 2380Wendland, David W. Castle Rocks : a late miocene Valleyand Chaffee Canyonareas,Ventura County, eruptive center at the north end of Green Ridge, Jefferson California. County, Oregon. 2359 Kuiper, L. Stratigraphy and sedimentary petrology of John Geology.-MASTERS 1990 the Mascall Formation, eastern Oregon. ToddC. The Egan Range volcanic complex 2360Lane, Jeffrey W. Relations between geology and mass 2381 Feeley, implications fortheevolutionofamid-tertiary movement features in a part of the East Fork Coquille River synextensional volcanic system. watershed, southern Coast Range, Oregon. 2382 Hoffman, Heidi. (co-dept. Civil Engineering) Depositional 2361 Leathers,MichaelR. Balanced structural cross section of and diagenetic model for the Middle Devonian Range, the western SaltRangeand Potwar Plateau, Pakistan: Eureka County, Neveda. deformation near the strike-slip terminus of an overthrust sheet. 2383 Humayon,Mansoor.Structuralinterpretationof the eastern Sulaiman foldbelt and foredeep, Pakistan. 2362Pennock,EdwardS. Structural interpretation of seismic reflection data from the eastern Salt Range and Potwar 2384Hylland,MichaelD. Geology of the southern Gandghar Plateau, Pakistan. Range and Kherimar Hills, northern Pakistan. 2363 Prihar,DouglasW. Geology and mineralization of the 2385 Jaswal,TariqMajeed. Structure and evolution of the Seaman Gulch area, east Shasta mining district, Shasta Dhumal oil field, northern Potwar deformed zone, Pakistan. County, California. 2386 Lee, Sherri. Mississippian flysch-trough sediments, sources, 2364Schneider,RichardC. Stratigraphy and depositional and structure of the southern Fish Creek Range Eureka environments of the Mississippian Rocks, Garnet Range- County, Nevada. Bearmouth area, Granite County, western Montana. 2387 McIntyre, Jana L. Late Cenozoic structure of the central 2365 Vest, SarahB. Effects of earthflows on stream channel and Wassuk Range, Mineral County, Nevada. valley floor morphology western Cascade Range, Oregon. 2388Waldman,JeffL.Stratigraphyanddepositional environmentsoftheUpperDevonianFenstermaker Geology.-MASTERS 1989 Limestone, Eureka County, Nevada. 2366 Bird, Jill M. Stratigraphy and structure of the northern part of the Fish Creek Range, Eureka County, Nevada. Geology.-MASTERS 1991 2367 Camilleri, PhyllisA. Superposed compressionaland 2389Davidson, Gary F. Cretaceous tectonic history along the extensionalstraininLowerPaleozicrocksofthe SalmonRiversuturezonenearOrofino,Idaho : northwestern Grant Range, Nevada. Metamorphic structural and p4OsAr/p39sAr thermochronologic constraints. 2368 Carpenter,DanielG. Geology of the North Muddy Mountains, Clark County, Nevada and regional structural 2390Dolph,JayneEllen. An analysis of the distribution of synthesis: fold-thrust and basin-range structure in southern precipitation and runoff from the historical record for the Nevada, southwest Utah, and northwest Arizona continental United States. 2369 Carpenter, James Anthony. Structure of the southern 2391 Gallahan,WilliamE. Experimental determination of the Mormon Mountains, Clark County, Nevada and regional temperature and compositional dependences of rare earth structural synthesis : fold-thrust and basin-range structure in element,Y,andScpartitioningbetweenhigh-Ca southern Nevada, southwest Utah, and northwest Arizona. clinopyroxene and natural mafrc to intermediate silicate melts. 2370Haessig,PollyAnn. Structure and petrography of the schist of Skookum Gulch, Callahan-Yreka area, eastern Klamath 2392Goldfinger, Chris. Evolution of the Corvallis fault and Mountains, northern California. implications for the Oregon coast range. 2371 Ivy, SusanDenise. Source, evolution, and eruptive history 2393 Graven,ErikP. Structure and tectonics of the southern of the Cold Spring Creek volcanics, Beaverhead County, Willamette Valley, Oregon. Montana. 2394 Hevesi, Joseph A. Precipitation estimation in mountainous 2372Khan,AmjadI. Geology and structure of the Bear Creek terrain using multivariate geostatistics. area, Crook County, Oregon. 2395 Khurshid, Akbar. Crustal structure of the Sulaiman Range, 2373 LaFortune,JamesRobert. Geology and geochemistry of Pakistan, from gravity data. Indian plate rocks south of the Indus Suture, Besham area, 2396 Parker,Michael J. (MichaelJohn). The oligocene and northern Pakistan. miocene geology of the Tillamook embayment Tillamook 2374McDannel,AngelaK. Geology of the southernmost County, northwest Oregon. Deschutes basin, Tumalo quadrangle, Deschutes County, 2397 Shay, John T. Structure of the crust beneath Lake Superior Oregon. from forward modeling of large aperture seismic data. 2375 Mumford,DanielFranklin. Geology of the Elsie-lower 2398 Summers, Cathy A. Base and precious metal deposits in Nehalem River area, south-central Clatsop and northern the western Cascades of Oregon and southern Washington Tillamook counties, northwestern Oregon. mineralogy, fluid inclusion, and sulfur isotopes. 2376 Nicholson,DavidK.Geology,geochemistry, and Geology.-MASTERS 1992 mineralization of the Yellowbottom-Boulder Creek area, Linn County, Oregon. 2399Ahmad, Irshad. Structure and metamorphism of the Chakdara area northwest of Swat River, Pakistan.
54 2400 Curless, John M. Geology and hydrothermal Geology.-DOCTORS 1990 mineralization in the vicinity of Rocky Top, Marion County, 2420DiPietro,JosephA. Stratigraphy,structure, and Oregon. metamorphism near Saidu Sharif, Lower Swat, Pakistan. 2401 Dill, ThomasE. Stratigraphy of the neogene volcanic rocks 2421 Walker,RobertJames. Magmatism and mineralization of along the lower Metolius River, Jefferson County, central the Ash Peak area, Arizona : petrochemical interpretations. Oregon. 2402 Enos, Robert A. Changes in gravity anomalies during Geology.-DOCTORS 1991 erosion and isostatic rebound of collisional mountain ranges. 2422 Baig,MirzaShahid. Structure and geochronology of Pre- 2403 Kausar,AllahBakhsh. Petrology of the Kohistan Arc and Himalayan and Himalayan orogenic events in the Northwest hosted hydrothermal sulfides, Gilgit Area, Pakistan. Himalayan, Pakistan, with special reference to the Besham 2404 Langer, Vera W. Geology and petrologic evolution of the area. silicic to intermediate volcanic rocks underneath Steens 2423 Lewis,ReedS.Geology, geochemistry, and mineral Mountain basalt, SE Oregon. potential of cretaceous and tertiary plutons in the eastern 2405 Qayyum, Mazhar.Crustalshorteningandtectonic part of the Soldier Mountains, Idaho. evolution of theSalt Range in Northwest Himalaya, Geology.-DOCTORS 1992 Pakistan. 2424Hill,BrittainEames Petrogenesisof compositionally 2406 Stormberg, Gregory J. The Mist gasfield, N. W. Oregon : distinct silicic volcanoes in the Three Sisters region of the source rock characterization and stable isotope (C,H,N) Oregon Cascade Range : the effects of crustal extension on geochemistry. the development of continental arc silicic magmatism. Geology.-DOCTORS 1983 2425 Jadoon,Ishtiaq AhmadKhan. Thin-skinned tectonics on 2407 Hughes,ScottStevens. Petrochemical evolution of High continent/oceantransitionalcrust,Sulaiman Range, Cascade volcanic rocks in the Three Sisters region, Oregon. Pakistan. 2408 Mullen, EllenDomaratius. Petrology and regional setting 2426Zhang, Ning. Taxonomy, paleoecology, and of peridotite and gabbro of the Canyon Mountain complex, paleobiogeography of Wenlockian (Silurian) brachiopods of northeast Oregon. the Cape Phillips formation from Baillie Hamilton Island, Arctic Canada. 2409Wallace, AlanR. Alteration and vein mineralization, Schwartzwalder uranium deposit, Front Range, Colorado. Geophysics.-MASTERS 1983 Geology.-DOCTORS 1984 2427 Ganoe, Steven J. Investigation of Pn wave propagation in Oregon. 2410Bartlett,MarkW. Petrology and genesis of carbonate- hosted Pb-Zn-Ag ores, San Cristobal District, Department of 2428 Goodman,Dean. Seismic refraction survey of crustal and Junin, Peru. upper mantle structures in the West Philippine Basin. 2429 Schultz, Karin L.Paleomagnetism of Jurassic plutons in Geology.-DOCTORS 1985 the central Klamath Mountains, southern Oregon and 2411 Fifarek,RichardH.Alterationgeochemistry,fluid northern California. inclusion, and stable isotope study of the Red Ledge volcanogenic massive sulfide deposit, Idaho. Geophysics.-MASTERS 1986 2412Power,SaraGlen. The "tops" of porphyry copper deposits 2430 Dwan, Shufa F. A seismic refraction study of the Monterey - mineralization and plutonism in the Western Cascades, Deep Sea Fan and a comparison of velocity structures Oregon. among fan subunits. 2413 Sidder, Gary Brian.Ore genesis at the Monterrosas deposit 2431 Foote, Robert W. Curie-point isotherm mapping and in the coastal batholith, Ica, Peru. interpretation from aeromagnetic measurements inthe northern Oregon Cascades. Geology.-DOCTORS 1986 Geophysics.-MASTERS 1987 2414 Sansome, Constance J. (ConstanceJefferson). Origin and configuration of the present-day land surface, Goodhue 2432 AlvaradoOmana,MiguelAngel. Gravity and crustal County, Minnesota. structure of the south-central Gulf of Mexico, the Yucatan Peninsula, and adjacent areas from 17p0s30N to 26pOsN 2415 Smith, Gary Allen.Stratigraphy,sedimentology, and and from 84pOsW to 93pOsW. petrology of neogene rocks in the Deschutes basin, central Oregon: a record of continental-margin volcanism and its 2433 Brandsdottir, Bryndis. Precise measurements of coda influence on fluvial sedimentation in an arc-adjacent basin. buildup and decay rates of western Pacific P, PbO sand SbO sphases and their relevance to lithospheric scattering. Geology.-DOCTORS 1987 2434Duroy, Yannick. Subsurfacedensities & lithospheric 2416 Blodgett,R.B.Taxonomy andpaleobiogeographic flexure of the Himalayan foreland in Pakistan, interpreted affinities of an early Middle Devonian (Eifelian) gastropod from gravity data. faunule from the Livengood quadrangle, east-central Alaska. 2435 Jaume,StevenC. The mechanics of the Salt Range-Potwar 2417 McCulla,MichaelS. Geology and metallization of the Plateau, Pakistan : qualitative and quantitative aspects of a White River area, King and Pierce counties, Washington. fold-and-thrust belt underlain by evaporites. 2436 Van Heeswijk, Marijke. Shallow crustal structure of the Geology.-DOCTORS 1988 caldera of Axial Seamount, Juan de Fuca ridge. 2418Potter, A. W. Stratigraphy andselectedOrdovician brachiopods from the Horseshoe Gulch and Gregg Ranch Geophysics.-MASTERS 1988 areas, eastern Klamath Mountains, northern California. 2437 Poujol, Michel. High resolution seismic refraction study of the uppermost oceanic crust near the Juan De Fuca Ridge. Geology.-DOCTORS 1989 2419McDougall,JamesW. Geology and geophysics of the foreland fold-thrust belt of northwestern Pakistan.
55 Geophysics.-MASTERS 1990 Geosciences.-MASTERS 1991 2438 Doguin, Pierre. Crustal structure and faulting of the Gulf 2456Werner,KennethStefan.I.Direction of maximum of California from geophysical modeling and deconvolution horizontal compression in western Oregon determined by of magnetic profiles. borehole breakouts.II.Structure and tectonics of the 2439 Ludwig, Rainer. Double subduction beneath Hispaniola? northern Willamette Valley, Oregon. an investigation of earthquakes by body wave inversion. Geosciences.-MASTERS 1992 2440 Macario, Ana L. G. Frequency response function analysis of the equatorial margin of Brazil using gravity and 2457 Fritzke,SusanL.Soilerosionand vegetationloss accelerated by visitor use of Paradise Meadows, Mount bathymetry. Rainier National Park. Geophysics.-MASTERS 1991 2458 Wong,BernardBong-lap. Controls on movement of 2441 Sattel, Daniel. P and S velocity structure beneath the Gulf selectedlandslidesintheCoast Range and western of Maine. Cascades, Oregon. Geophysics.-MASTERS 1992 Geosciences.-DOCTORS 1991 2442 Braumiller, Jochen. Down-dip geometry and depth extent 2459 Smith,RichardD.(RichardDean) Streamflow and of normal faults in the Aegean-evidence from earthquakes. bedload transport in obstruction-affected gravel-bed stream. 2443 Li,Xiao-qing.The1988Lancang-Gengma,China, Geosciences.-DOCTORS 1992 earthquake sequence : teleseismic body wave, surface wave 2460Morrissey, Leslie A. Temporal and spatial variability of and strong ground motion studies. methane emissions from Alaskan Arctic tundra. 2444 Soofr,MuhammadAsif.Crustalstructureofthe northwestern continental margin of the Indian subcontinent from gravity and magnetic data. Guidance and Counseling see-Counseling and Guidance Geophysics.-DOCTORS 1984 2445 Bee,Michel. A comparison of seismic properties of young Health.-MASTERS 1991 and mature oceanic crust. 2461 Farmer,RainierH. The impact of external factors on 2446 Huppunen, JoAnne L. Analysis and interpretation of occupational injury/illness and lost workday incidence rates. magnetic anomalies observed in north-central California. 2462Mix, KatherineA. Knowledge and attitudes about genital Geophysics.-DOCTORS 1985 herpes and acquired immunodeficiency syndrome among 2447Solano-Borrego, Ariel E. Crustal structure and seismicity future teachers. of the Gorda Ridge. Health.-MASTERS 1992 Geophysics.-DOCTORS 1986 2463 Jorgensen, JaneL.Multivariateprofileanalysisof premenstrual symptomatology. 2448 Axelsson,Gudni. Hydrology and thermomechanics of liquid-dominated hydrothermal systems in Iceland. 2464 Thayer, BrockE. Organizational responses to drug use in theworkplace : astudyof Oregon manufacturing Geophysics.-DOCTORS 1987 companies. 2449Dubendorff,BruceH. Changes in seismic velocity and 2465 Wood,NadineM. Schneider. Effectiveness of selected apparent attenuation due toisotropicand anisotropic components in behavioral weight-loss interventions : a meta- scattering : results from physical modeling. analysis. Geophysics.-DOCTORS 1988 Health.-DOCTORS 1990 2450Zamora,OsvaldoSanchez. Crustal structure and thermal 2466 Harding,Anna K.Williamson. Factors influencing family gradients of the northern Gulf of California determined use of health care services in Tamil Nadu (India) villages. using spectral analysis of magnetic anomalies. 2467 LeRoy, Charles H. A descriptivestudy of hospital utilization in four Oregon rural counties. Geophysics.-DOCTORS 1990 2451 Audunsson, Haraldur. Paleomagnetism, magnetic Health.-DOCTORS 1992 properties and thermal history of a thick transitional-polarity 2468Beeson,LuanaJ. Health knowledge competencies and lava. essential healthskillsof entry level college freshmen enrolled in Oregon's research universities. Geophysics.-DOCTORS 1991 2469 Good,DeboraL. College women, alcohol consumption, 2452 Arason, Pordur. Paleomagnetic inclination shallowing in and negative sexual outcomes. deep-sea sediments. 2470 Teschner, PamelaJ. Smith. Comparative analysis of 2453 Garcia-Abdeslem, Juan. Spectralanalysis and ridge- factors influencing participation in an employee health regressionof magnetic anomaliesfromthenorthern promotionprogram, including characterizations of continental margin of the Yucatan Peninsula, Mexico. participants and nonparticipants. Geophysics.-DOCTORS 1992
2454 Braga,LuizF. S. Isostatic evolution and crustal structures Health and Human Performance see-Exercise and Sport Science of the Amazon continental margin determined by admittance analyses and inversion of gravity data. Geosciences.-MASTERS 1990 Health Education-MASTERS 1983 2455 Berkman,ThomasAnthony. Surface-subsurface geology 2471 Graham, Cheryl A. Delineation of an operational definition of the middle to upper Eocene sedimentary and volcanic of "sexuality comfort" utilizing a semistructured interview rock units, western Columbia County, northwest Oregon. guide.
56 Health Education-MASTERS 1984 Horticulture-MASTERS 1983 2472Nauman,HalEugene. A comparison of the prevalence of 2488 Chen, Yung-wu. The influence of antitranspirant and infectiousgastrointestinaldiseaseand thequalityof calcium sprays on calcium distribution and tipburn in individual, surface source water systems in Lincoln County, cabbage (Brassica oleracea var.capitata)and lettuce Oregon. (Lactuca sativa L.). 2489 Kean,Deborah.The inheritance of parthenocarpy in Health Education-MASTERS 1986 tomato (Lycopersicon esculentum). 2473 Cochran, M. Teresa. The development and application of 2490Privett,DianeWinters. Perception and reproductive an evaluation questionnaire used to compare opinions response of common beans (Phaseolus vulgaris L.)to towards an audiovisual foodservice training program. photoperiod. 2474 Tuyls, Gary W. Identification of opinions that university bicyclists and pedestrians possess regarding their safety from Horticulture-MASTERS 1984 a bicycle traffic-related injury on campus. 2491 Burgess,JeanE. Interaction between hazelnut (Corylus 2475 Wagner,BonnieS. Sexuality education in Montana public avellana L.) shoot development and big bud mite (Phytoptus high schools with a focus on implementation. avellanae Nal. and Cecidophyopsis vermiformis Nal.). 2492 Capelle,SusanC. The effects of Thidiazuron on cytokinin Health Education-MASTERS 1987 autonomyandthemetabolismofNp6s([delta]p2s- 2476Fowler,SheilaJ. Worksite health promotion programs isopentenyl)[8-pl4sC]adenosineincallustissuesof thirty-four case studies. Phaseolus lunatus L.. 2477 Smith, Judith Claire. Historical analysis of dental hygiene 2493 Guerrero-Prieto,VictorManuel. Evaluation of independent practice and its prospective future : 1965 to pollinizers for Royal Ann sweet cherry (Prunus avium L.) in present. the Willamette Valley. Health Education-MASTERS 1988 2494 Kent, Jeffrey A. Instant orchard : technique for the production of ready-to-bear temperate zone fruit trees. 2478Beeson, Luana J. Midlife pregnancy, a comparative study of the parental attitudes of the mature primigravida and the 2495 Liere,DeanG. Relationship of seed size, seed washing, younger primigravida. plant density and harvest date to yield and plant stand in table beet (Beta vulgaris L.). 2479Roe, Lisa Lynn. Eating disorders among female athletes: factors to be included in coaches' prevention/intervention 2496 Maggard, Carol J. Annual bluegrass (Poa annua L.) guide. control in turf with ethofumesate. 2480 Williams, Barbara. A survey of Oregon college and 2497 Olsen, Jeffery L. Yield component and growth analysis of university health service AIDS-related priorities and policies strawberries. : a replication of the Caruso and Haig Philadelphia study. 2498 Silberman, RicardoS. Aspects of manganese nutrition in filbert trees. Health Education-MASTERS 1989 2499 Tami, Mohamed. Effect of nitrogen, boron, and rootstocks 2481 Taylor, ChristineG. Belief systems of Jamaican mothers on yield, fruit quality, and nutritional levels in leaf, fruit, regarding bottle supplementation of breastfed infants. and flower tissue of Starkspur Golden Delicious apple trees. Health Education-MASTERS 1990 Horticulture-MASTERS 1985 2482Baskerville, Linda F. Attitudes, perceptions and coping 2500 DeGomez,ThomasE. Growth and development of skills of long-term breast cancer survivors. primocane fruiting red raspberry, (Rubus ideaus L.) and 2483 Beeson,LuanaJ. Midlife pregnancy, a comparative study influence of nitrogen fertilizer and pruning. of the parental attitudes of the mature primigravida and the 2501 Gilbert, Cynthia. Anther quality, pollen production, and younger primigravida. fruit malformation in strawberry. Health Education-MASTERS 1992 2502 Kumpula, CarolL. The interaction of photosynthesis and auxin transport during adventitious root formation in Pisum 2484Sims, Gigi-Terese. Sexuality education :a descriptive sativum L. stem cuttings and the effect of stock plant study of adolescent interests and perceived needs as reported etiolation on rooting. by middle school students. 2503 Lee,Yun-hwa. [8-pl4sC]zeatin metabolism in Phaseolus embryos. Home Economics see-Human Development and Family Studies 2504Lu, Can. Effect of medium, fertilizer rates and transplant methods on the growth of young apple trees. Home Economics Educationsee also-Vocational and Technical 2505 Petersen, Kerry L. The effects of tillage and irrigation on Education sweet corn (Zea mays L.) development, yield, and water use. 2506 Scott, GeorgeM. Strawberry fruit quality as affected by soil pH, phosphorus, spring applied nitrogen, and time of Home Economics Education-MASTERS 1984 harvest. 2485 Williams,ChristineElizabeth. A comparison of students', 2507 Walls, Timothy W. The effects of soaking and low teachers', and principals' attitudes toward consumer and temperatures on germination and seedling vigor of snap homemaking education. beans (Phaseolus vulgaris L. cv. Slenderette). Home Economics Education-MASTERS 1986 2508 Yassen,AbdulameirAli. Effect of nitrogen rates, row spacings and populationdensitieson yieldandear 2486 Ellis,CathyJ.Oregon homeeconomicsteachers' characteristics of sweet corn. knowledge and use of content area reading strategies. Horticulture-MASTERS 1986 Home Economics Education-MASTERS 1989 2509 Abbes, Ahmed. Effect of floating row covers on tomato and 2487 Kaman, Nellie M. W. Attitudes of primary teacher trainees Romaine lettuce. toward sexuality education in Kenya.
57 2510Gerasopoulos,Dimitrios. Chillingrequirementsof 2535 Schroeder, Jan-Marie. Population dynamics, distribution, D'Anjou pears:effect of maturity,fruitcalcium, and and control of nematodes in highbush blueberries. propylene on ripeningresponses. 2536 Schuttler,PattiL. Early macronutrientuptakeand 2511 Johnson, LoriK. Characteristics of ice nucleation in potato partitioning in Glycine max L. Merr. leaves. 2537 Tan,Siyuan. Vineyard floor vegetation management and 2512 Kuehn, Michael. Kuehn, Michael. Screening Phaseolus mineral nutrient competition in grapes. cultivars for resistance to white mold disease caused by Sclerotinia sclerotiorum (Lib.) de Bary. Horticulture-MASTERS 1989 2513 Rebhuhn,MarkKeith. Characterization of harvestable 2538 Doty, Jean A. Water use of cool season grasses and their maturity development in roses. effect on grapevine (Vitis vinifera) growth and development. 2514 Sewall,CathyHampshire. Genetic relationships between 2539 Guo,Mel.Isozymebandingpatternsandembryo pea seedborne mosaic virus resistance and horticultural development in interspecific crosses of Phaseolus. characteristics, powdery mildew, enation mosaic virus and 2540 Kasimor, Kathryn T. Inheritance of resistance to the lentil red clover vein mosaic virus resistance in Pisum sativum L.. strain of pea seedborne mosaic virus in Pisum sativum L. 2515 SumaryonoDifferential tolerance of woody nursery crop 2541 Martin, Ruth C. Identification of cytokinin reductase in seedlings to napropamide. Phaseolus embryos. 2516 Wilson,William D. (WilliamDonald). Response of Pinot 2542Murray, Helene. Managing water use and growth of a noir' grapevines to a perennial ryegrass cover crop and perennial ryegrass living mulch in Christmas trees. irrigation in the Willamette Valley. 2543 Sabja,AnaMaria. Seed and embryo development in pod cultureof PhaseolusvulgarisandP.vulgarisx P Horticulture-MASTERS 1987 .acutifolius. 2517Alkoshab, Othman. An evaluation of the Diagnosis and 2544Thomasson,JamesE. Effects of tillage-inducedsoil Recommendation Integrated System (DRIS) on hazelnuts compaction on carrot seedlings emergence and yield. (Corylus avellana) in Oregon. 2545 Wieneche, David L. Annual bluegrass (Poa annua L.) 2518 Anderson, Wendy(WendyLee). Effects of cultural control with ethofumesate during turfgrass establishment. practices on the yield and vitamin C content of broccoli. 2546Zhang, Qi. (Qi Quo). The influence of parents, mating 2519 CascanteHerrera, Xenia. Influence of ethylene treatments systems, and planting date on the transfer of gynoecious or ethephon dips on bulbous iris forcing. flowering to Chinese cucumbers (Cucumis sativus L.). Flaxen 2520 Conway, D. L. Storage time effects on quality of 2547 Zhen,Liping. Hydrogen cyanamide on triphenyltetrazolium fresh-market red raspberries. chloride reduction, sulfhydryl group binding, and catalase 2521 Guo, WeiWen. Development of the alt mutant of Pisum activity in bromegrass (Bromus inermis Leyss) cells. sativum. 2522Meddouri, Messaoud. Effect of crop load on mineral Horticulture-MASTERS 1990 uptake and partitioning in D'Anjou pears. 2548 Bassil, Nahla V. Propagation of filbert (Corylus avellana 2523 Riggs,Dale IlaMiles. The effect of soil applied boron on L.) and Douglas-fir (Pseudotsuga menziesii Mirb.Franco) fruit deformity, yield and boron partitioning in "Tristar" and using Agrobacterium rhizogenes. "Benton" strawberries. 2549 Chilanga, Thomson G. Relationships of sweet corn (Zea 2524Siller-Cepeda,JorgeH. Effect of several apple rootstocks mays L.) and cabbage (Brassica oleracea var capitata L.) on growth, yield components and leaf area estimates on growing in mixed stands using the addition series approach. "Starkspur Supreme Delicious" trees. 2550 Coyne, Clarice Jean. In vitro culture of Coffea species. 2525 Wiles, LoriJeannine. Managing growth and competition 2551 Eskelsen, StevenR. The volatility of clomazone as affected of a perennial ryegrass (Lolium perenne L.) living mulch in by soil moisture and temperature. a vegetable cropping system. 2552 Gonzalez-Caldwell, Sandra. Rooting of pear hardwood 2526 Yau, PengYam. Sexual and asexual propagation of Rubus. cuttingsusing VA mycorrhizalfungi,Agrobacterium rhizogenes and rooting hormones. Horticulture-MASTERS 1988 2553 lapichino,Giovanni. Micropropagation and in vitro plant 2527Craddock,W. JamesHill. Cryopreservation of pollen. regeneration of rhododendrons. 2528 Curtis,DanielW. Differences between mineral analyses from cork spotted and extra fancy 'Anjou' pear fruit. Horticulture-MASTERS 1991 2529DeFrancesco,JosephT. Effects of nitrogen and storage 2554 Brenner, Loretta K. Chemical suppression of a perennial time on the quality of highbush blueberry fruit. ryegrass (Lolium perenne) living mulch and influence of ground cover management on growth of 'Chardonnay' wine 2530Gardea,AlfonsoA. Freeze damage of Pinot Noir (Vitis grapes (Vitis vinifera) and Douglas fir Christmas trees vinifera L.) as affected by bud development, INA-bacteria, (Pseudotsuga menziesii). and a bacterial inhibitor. 2555 Chongwe,EdgarHappy. Weed suppression in vegetables 2531 Graham,MaryBeth. Management effects on water use with residues of 'micah' barley (Horedeum Vulgare L.) and and cabbage (Brassica oleracea) yieldina perennial other spring cereals. ryegrass (Lolium perenne) living mulch. 2556 Ibacache,AntonioE. Girdling and shading effects on 2532 Gu,Sanliang. Effect of crop density on vegetative and fruit inflorescence necrosis and rachis composition of pinot noir growth and on mineralstatus inNijiseiki pear (Pyrus grapevine. pyrifolia). 2557 Krzesinska,ElzbietaZ. Assays to determine tolerance of 2533 Mhaka,AmonGwaziva. Effects of planting bush beans cherry rootstock to bacterial canker caused by Pseudomonas (Phaseolus vulgaris L.) in single or double rows. syringae pv. syringae. 2534 Rinehold, W. Beans, cabbage, and sugar beets in a John 2558 Lamb, MichaelJ. Influence of nitrogen form ratio and chemically suppressed sod of Manhattan IIperennial calcium on greenhouse and field performance of water- ryegrass. melon.
58 2559Ludy,RobinL. Irrigation and plant density effects on head 2581 Kushad,MosbahMohamed. Ethylene biosynthesis : new rot and yield of broccoli. intermediates in the regeneration of methionine in fruits. 2560 Moggia-Lucchini,ClaudiaE. Storage quality of fresh 2582Meadows,SylviaElise. Phenolicacids and ethylene blueberry and blackberryvarietiesandevaluationof biosynthesis in pears during ripening and storage. modified atmosphere packaging. Horticulture-DOCTORS 1985 2561 Moreno-Simunovic, Yerko. Fall applied ethephon and temperatureeffects on flower bud growth and ovule 2583 All, Akhtar. Inheritance of resistance to head smut disease longevity in Prunus domestica. in maize (Zea mays L.). 2562 Reyes, LuisAntonio. Survey of strawberry genotypes for 2584 Bekey,RonaldS. Effectsof method and timing of infection of flower tissues by Botrytis cinerea. pollination and temperature on fruit development in red raspberry. 2563 Sapii,AhmadTarmizi. Storage quality of red raspberries, blackberries and blueberries : effects of delayed cooling and 2585 Detongnon, Jean. Inheritance of stem elongation tendency package types. in determinate forms of Phaseolus vulgaris (L.). EricJ. Boron nutrition and fruit set of 'Italian' 2564 ValencianoMora,JoseRoberto. Effects of inoculations 2586Hanson, withpathogenicandbeneficialmicroorganismsand prune. ammonium of nitrate fertilization on Easter lily growth. 2587 Montano, JoseM. Postharvest water relations and needle 2565 Zhang, Lingxiao. Effect of date of renovation on yield abscission in cut trees of Douglas-fir (Pseudotsuga menziesii components of strawberries. Mirb. Franco). 2588 Pereira, Welington. Yellow nutsedge (Cyperus esculentus Horticulture-MASTERS 1992 L.) control with herbicides: the role of tuberization. 2566 Creasy, Glen L. Xylem discontinuity in Vitis vinifera L. 2589Toumadje,Arazdordi. Polyamines and ethylene berries. biosynthesis in pears during storage and ripening. 2567 Englert,JohnM. Physiological and cultural conditions 2590 Vaz, RuiLuiz. Preharvest fruit analysis as a predictor of affecting postharvest handling of bare-root nursery plants. D'Anjou pear and Yellow Newtown apple physiological 2568 Grealish,WilliamJ. Effects of boron rates and differential disorders, storage quality and ripening behavior. irrigation on bush green beans and cauliflower. 2591 Wang,Yin-Tung. Partitioning, storage, and remobilization 2569 Khemira, Habib. Influence of canopy orientation on of photoassimilate in the Easter lily, Lilium longiflonmm, fruiting of Anjou' pears and postharvest urea spray on ovule Thunb. Nellie White'. longevity and fruit set of Comice' pears. Horticulture-DOCTORS 1986 2570 Li, ShiaoJing. Determination of gas-Amylase activity and soluble starch content in normal and cork spotted D'Anjou' 2592 Shrestha,GyanKumar. Relationshipof boronto pear fruit. reproduction in hazelnut (Corylus avellana L.). 2571 Marion, Carol L Effects of nitrogen source, rate and a Horticulture-DOCTORS 1987 nitrification inhibitor on soil nitrogen status and mineral 2593 Beeson,RichardC. The physiology of Picea grafts. composition of strawberry. 2594 Braunworth,WilliamS. Irrigation scheduling methods and Horticulture-DOCTORS 1983 water use of sweet com. 2572 Andersen,PeterCraig. Effects of flooding on peach, 2595 Nee,Cheng-chu.Overcomingbuddormancywith apple, quince and several pear species. hydrogen cyanamide : timing and mechanism. 2573 Bonanno,A.Richard. Effects of irrigation scheduling, 2596 Saamin, Shaharudin.Radiation-induced mutationsin using remotely sensed canopy-air temperature differentials, sweet cherry, (Prunus avium L.) cvs Napoleon and Bing. on water relations,yield, and quality of snap beans (Phaseolus vulgaris L.). Horticulture-DOCTORS 1988 2574 Davis,TimD.Influenceofphotosynthesisand 2597 Crisosto,CarlosH. The effect of ethylene manipulation on carbohydrates on adventitious root formation by leafy flower bud development of prunus persica and prunus cuttings. domestica and of pyms communis ovule senescence. 2575 Fallahi,Esmaeil. Rootstock, K, and N fertilizer effects in a 2598 Gerasopoulos,Dimitrios. Differential storage temperature highdensityorchard onseasonalmineralelements, and duration effects on ethylene synthesis and firmness of endogenous ethylene, maturation and storage quality of 'Anjou' pears. 'Starkspur Golden Delicious' apples. 2599 King, WayneO. Glyphosate activity as affected by spray 2576 Geddeda,YosefIbrahim. Apple mycorrhizae and their drop size and leaf coverage. effects on growth and nutrient concentration in apple Horticulture-DOCTORS 1989 seedlings grown in two soils with varied levels of P. 2600 Alkoshab,Othman. Chilling and nutritional requirements Arthur. Hormonal regulation of fruit set 2577 Stevens, Gordon of fruit trees in Yemen. of sweet cherry (Prunus avium L.). 2601 Chalker-Scott, Linda.Relationships between endogenous Horticulture-DOCTORS 1984 phenolic compounds of rhododendron tissues and organs and 2578Boonyakiat, Danai. Endogenous factors influencing decay cold hardiness development. susceptibility and quality of 'd' Anjou' pear (Pyres communis 2602 Harber,ReneeM. The role of ethylene in frost tolerance of L.) fruit during maturation and storage. Bromus inermis cell suspension cultures. 2579 Forney,CharlesF. Sugar uptake, fruit growth and carbon 2603 Plaisted, DouglasC. Characterization and inheritance of partitioning in the strawberry. low temperaturegermination dormancyof cucumber 2580 Gustafson, Steven Wayne. Effects of COb2 senrichment (Cucumis sativus L.). during flowering and podfill on net photosynthesis, dry 2604 Scott,JamesDouglas. Sugar transport in strawberry fruit : matter accumulation and yield of beans, Phaseolus vulgaris uptake competition and developmental changes in invertase L.. levels.
59 Horticulture-DOCTORS 1990 Human Development and Family Studies-MASTERS 1985 2605 Bevacqua,RobertFrancis. Mineral nutrition, pyruvate 2627 Lange,SandraL. Gender-role orientation as a predictor of kinase activity, and protein concentration in 'd'Anjou' pear marital quality. fruit affected by cork spot. Human Development and Family Studies-MASTERS 1986 2606 Burkwhat,HenryEdwin. Effects of differential irrigation and tillage-induced soil compaction on bush green beans and 2628Aubuchon, Ann T. Parental stress related to the interaction sweet corn. of Type A and Type B behavior patterns of the parent and preschool child. 2607 Jordan,DavidT. Ammonium in grapevines:seasonal levels in tissue and xylem extracts, and a tendril model 2629 DelReal,Carmen. Theeffectsofparalysisand system. oligohydramnios onmorphological and behavioral characteristics of the rat fetus in utero. 2608 Kosittrakun, Manit. Effects of near anaerobic storage conditions on physiology and flavor of various fruit types Human Development and Family Studies-MASTERS 1987 and on mortality of apple maggot (Rhagoletis pomonella). 2630 Guiles-Fellez, Cynthia Lynn. Changes in the self-esteem, 2609 Lin,Mau-Wei. The genetic analyses of neck-rot (Botrytis parental attitude, and generalized contentment among teen allii Munn) resistance, pungency and soluble solids content mothers enrolled in a parent program. of onion (Allium cepa L.). 2631 Jones,Laura Lynn. Factorsrelatedtotheuseof 2610 McGee,RebeccaJ. Inheritance and characterization of a pediatricians as resources for child behavior problems. stringless pod mutation in peas. 2632 Pennington, DarrenC.Parents' social expectations as 2611 Mirza, Adly A. Photosynthate distribution, carbohydrate correlates of children's peer relations. level in young pods, and viability of developing seeds in relationtoabscissionofreproductivestructuresin Human Development and Family Studies-MASTERS 1988
Phaseolusvulgaris L.. 2633Zengerle, PetraAnna. The sibling dyad: a mutual 2612 Tanino,KarenK.Absciscic acidinductionof perspective of their relationship. environmental stress tolerance in plant cells. Human Development and Family Studies-MASTERS 1989 Horticulture-DOCTORS 1991 2634Adduci, Virginia. Career participation or termination 2613 Dixon,SusanC. Characterization of cytokinin metabolic perceptions and attitudes of women in dual-career families. enzymes from Phaseolus. Human Development and Family Studies-MASTERS 1990 2614Dolcet-Sanjuan,RamonJ. Somatic manipulation of Pyrus
and Cydonia : characterization and selectionfor iron 2635Madden, Glenda L. Caring for the caregiver : an extension efficiency. program evaluation. 2615 Madrid, Modesto T. Onion (Allium cepa L.) cultivar Human Development and Family Studies-MASTERS 1991 tolerance to bromoxynil. 2636Coughlin, Chris. Family influences on adolescent drug 2616Sanchez,EnriqueE. Nitrogen dynamics in field grown relapse : follow-up study of a treatment population. cornice pears. 2637 Goward, EleanorL. The closest friendships of adult women 2617 Schuch, Ursula K. Physiology of flowering in Coffea : a family life cycle approach. arabica L. : role of growth regulators and water relations. 2638 Leier, ElaineM. Influence strategies used during work and Horticulture-DOCTORS 1992 family decisions :their connection to decision and marital 2618 Cheng, Guiwen. Changes in developing strawberry fruit : I. satisfaction. Cell division and enlargement;and H. Biosynthesis of 2639Palmer,DianeJ. Self-care training for school age children : anthocyanins and other phenolics and activity of associated an impact study of parenting and employment. enzymes. 2640Sorte,JoanneGodard.Therelationshipofchild 2619 Gardea,AlfonsoA. Water partitioning and respiration temperament and maternal behavior to the child'sself- activity of dormant grape buds. esteem. 2620 Gu,Sanliang. Relationships of ammonium and nitrate Human Development and Family Studies-MASTERS 1992 status with inflorescence necrosis in 'Pivot noir' grapevines. 2641 Keefe,MargaretA. The connection between maltreatment 2621 Shirazi,AbbasM. Relationship of "near-lethal" stress on and adolescent drug abuse. dormancy,cold hardiness and recovery of Red-Osier dogwood. 2642 Miring'u, Lucy N. (Home Economics) In-service training needs of nutrition field workers and community nutrition 2622 Siller-Cepeda,JorgeH. The role of glutathione in the technicians in Kiambu District in Kenya. development and release of rest on 'Redhaven' peaches. 2643 Olszewski, MaryElizabeth. Impact of parental divorce on 2623 Zhang, Qi (Qi Quit). New male sterile mutant in cucumber delingquent behavior and psychosocial development in early (Cucumis sativus L.):inheritance, genetic relationship to adolescents : the moderating effects of social support, self- other mutants and sex types, and response to chemical and esteem, and locus of control. environmental factors. 2644 Schmiege, Cynthia J. Stress among working women : an Human Development and Family Studies-MASTERS 1983 examination of family structure, occupational status, and 2624Furneaux,NoelAnnette.Parentalattitudestoward workplace relationships. fathering and fathers' involvement with infants. Human Development and Family Studies-DOCTORS 1983 Human Development and Family Studies-MASTERS 1984 2645Brandt-Erichsen,Joan. An integratedapproachto 2625 Emery,BethC. Factors contributing to violence in dating financial crisis management : a study of social, family, and personal resources unique to individuals in a financial crisis relationships. situation. 2626Wilson,BarbaraG. The effects of a health education program on children's health knowledge and reactions to 2646 Christopher,F.Scott. The interrelatednessof sexual routine health care. intimacy and relationship development.
60 2647 Davis, Shari. Impact of a sex education workshop on 2669 McSkimming, Sylvia. The relationship of maternal and mothers'responsestochildren'ssexualquestionsand infant variables to maternal sensitivity and responsiveness behaviors. during feedings of the hospitilized neonate. 2648 Koval,JamesE. Development of a typology of premarital 2670 Severeide, Rebecca C. The effect of equipment structure relationship models. on the creative thinking of young children in a problem 2649 Lindauer,Shelley LynneKnudsen.Parental stereotypes solving situation. and children's memory for story content. Human Development and Family Studies-DOCTORS 1990 2650 Lloyd, SallyAnne. A typological description of premarital 2671 Bird, David Nelson. The impact of perceptionsof relationship dissolution. work/family overlap and objective work/family Human Development and Family Studies-DOCTORS 1984 characteristics on marital satisfacction of physicians and their spouses. 2651 Ponzetti,JamesJoseph. The divorce process : toward a typology of marital dissolution. 2672 Loyer-Carlson, Vicki L. Causal attributions and the dissolution of casual-dating relationsips. Human Development and Family Studies-DOCTORS 1985 2673 Martell,LouiseKelly. Perceptions about mother-daughter 2652Tomlinson,PatriciaShort. Personal, interpersonal and relationships during daughters' childbearing. infant characteristics as predictors of marital satisfaction 2674 Pennington, Darren C. The influence of changing college during the transition to parenthood. workload on dating couples' activities and relationship 2653 Wright, Cheryl. The relationship between self-reported satisfaction. stress and coping strategies during early parenting. 2675 Shin, Hwa-Yong. The influence of age stratification on motives for and outcomes of caregiving in mothers and Human Development and Family Studies-DOCTORS 1986 daughters. 2654 Arroyo, Aline Asa. A scale of student teaching concerns for use with early childhood education teacher trainees. Human Development and Family Studies-DOCTORS 1991 2655 Cho,Bokhee. Parental attitudes, home environment, and the 2676 Boehne, Rebecca E. Relationships among health and cognitive ability of Korean kindergarten children. demographic characteristics, latitude of choice, and elderly 2656 Conger,JohnD. Predictors of commitment to a dual-work hospitalized patient adjustment. lifestyle in pre-dual-work couples. 2677 Boucher,BarbaraH.Preschoolchildren'smotor 2657 Doescher,SusanM. Impact of prosocial classroom and development and perceived competence. home learning programs on preschool children's prosocial Human Development and Family Studies-DOCTORS 1992 behavior. 2678 Oppy, Nancy Chun. Contribution of perceived social 2658 M. Selected factors impacting burnout in Hare, Janette support from close family and background characteristics to professional and paraprofessional caregivers in acute care the well-being of women providing care to dependent and long-teen health care facilities. mothers. 2659 Kozick,StephanieA. Preoperational spatial representation 2679 Shankar, B a.Attitude-behaviorfitinpreschool peer among preschool children in small-scale space. relations : configurationsofsociometryandsocial 2660 Wright, ScottD. The relationship of personal and social participation. resources on coping and individual well-being in caregivers of dementia patients. Human Performance see also -Exercise and Sport Science Human Development and Family Studies-DOCTORS 1987 2661 Bullock,JanisR. Family environment, adult psychosocial competence, parental acceptance, and social competence in Human Performance-MASTERS 1990 children's peer relations. 2680 Zhu, Gaoyong. The effect of various breathing maneuvers 2662 Cunningham, Bruce. Factors contributing to preservice on measurement of lung volumes for hydrostatic weighing. teachers' choice of strategies to manage problem behaviors. Human Performance-MASTERS 1992 Human Development and Family Studies-DOCTORS 1988 2681 Gately,JeanneE. Effect of intervention strategies on 2663 Bailey,Cindee.Exposureofpreschoolchildrento specific verbal feedback of volunteers and its secondary companion animals : impact on role-taking skills. effect on qualitative motor performance. 2664Emery, BethC.Factorsaffectingattitudestoward 2682 Heil, DanielP. The effect of seat-tube angle variation on premarital violence. cardiorespiratory responses during submaximal bicycling. 2665 Guss,ThomasO. Underemployed husbands : a profile of 2683 Waibler, Max. The effects of carbonated beverages on hardship and assessment of marital and personal qualities. arterial oxygen saturation, serum hemoglobin concentration 2666 Long, Edgar Charles John.Perspective-takingas a and maximal oxygen consumption. determinant of marital adjustment and propensity to divorce. Human Performance-DOCTORS 1990 Human Development and Family Studies-DOCTORS 1989 2684Climstein, Mike. Myocardialstructureandfunction 2667Ladd,LindaDarmer. Differences between young adult differences between steroid using and non-steroid using elite perceptions of family environment, family values, sexual powerlifters and endurance athletes. behavior, sexual attitudes and attitude toward divorce by 2685 Rintala,PauliOlavi. Validation of a cardiorespiratory gender and family type. fitness test for men with mental retardation. 2668 Lin, Kowhe Sophia. Parental contributions to aspects of ethnicdevelopment amongfour-andseven-year-old Human Performance-DOCTORS 1991 Chinese-American children. 2686 Heath, EdwardM. Effects of nicotinic acid on respiratory exchange ratio and blood-borne substrate levels during exercise.
61 2687 Kim, HyungDon. Differential effects of strength training 2705 Schild,EricR. A feasibility study of a computer-assisted and endurance training on parameters related to resistance to plywood production scheduling system. gravitational forces. 2706 Vora,Younus. Dynamic simulation of robot manipulators. 2688 Lee,Young-soo. The acute effects of moderate intensity circuit weight training on lipid-lipoprotein profiles. Industrial Engineering-MASTERS 1986 2707 Chou, Chung-di. The effect of uncertainty representation Human Performance-DOCTORS 1992 on information integration performance in a simulated ocean 2689 Chen,Kun-ning. Therelationshipbetweenoptimal surveillance task. pedaling cadence and the isokinetic contractile properties of 2708 Jonatansson, Elias. A network simulation model of a fish the quadriceps. processing plant. 2690 Suphawibul,Mayuree. Competencies for adapted physical 2709 Long, Linda C. Service assessment matrix. educators in Thailand. 2710 Rubio,EduardoA. Themanagerialproductivity diagnostic: an audit of managerial practices. Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering see also- 2711 Sylvester,LancelotG. A computerized approach to finding Industrial Engineering the minimum sample sizeforsingle sample attribute sampling plans. Industrial Engineering-MASTERS 1987 Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering-MASTERS 1991 2712 Ben-Mahmud, YoussefS. The effect of warehouse layout 2691 Baxter, Lori K. Truncation rules in simulation analysis on order-picking efficiency. effect of batch size, time scale and input distribution on the 2713 Chokethaworn, Nantawong. An economic comparison of application of Schriber's rule. X[bar], cumulative sum and geometric moving average 2692 Song, Zhao-ming. Package inspection with a machine control charts for controlling process mean. vision system. 2714 Chung, Young-gyo. An animated simulation model for a Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering-MASTERS 1992 transtainer based container handling facility. 2693 Juwono, Cynthia P. Heuristic algorithm for multistage 2715 Grinde,RogerB. Evaluation of the limit number effects for scheduling in food processing industry. reduced inspection in ANSI/ASQC Z1.4 using a Markov model. 2694 McGregor,DonaldR. An interactiveobject-oriented system for discrete simulation modeling and analysis. 2716 Lee, SeoukJoo. A flexiblemanufacturingsystem simulator. 2695 Nam,Sang-jin. Grid search based production switching heuristic for aggregate production planning. Industrial Engineering-MASTERS 1988 2696 Saleh, Budiman.Steady-state analysis in simulation: an 2717 Wiese,Christoph.Simulationofmechanizedlog applicationof Schriberstruncationruletocomplex harvesting systems. queueing systems. 2697 White,StephenJames. Managing urban development : a Industrial Engineering-MASTERS 1989 simulation approach for coping with change at a municipal 2718 Al-Agha,OsamaK. The development of productivity parking structure. interfirm comparison procedures for the cement industry of Saudi Arabia. Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering-DOCTORS 1991 2719 Jabs, LorelleB. A human factorsanalysisof the 2698 Kim,Sunuk.Schedule-basedmaterialrequirements occupational safety and health of public transit bus drivers. planning : an artificial intelligence approach. 2720 Mechling, Ann M. A simulation based decision support 2699Routledge, Garry L. A paradigmatic framework for flight system for resouce planning. safety. 2721 Moss,J.Alexander. Performance and graphics Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering-DOCTORS 1992 enhancement of the LOGSIM mechanized log harvesting 2700Sitompul, Darwin. Design and implementationof a system simulator. heuristic-based decision support system for nurse scheduling. Industrial Engineering-MASTERS 1990 2722 Pendakur, Ramesh. A microcomputer-based information management productionplanningsystem : Industrial Engineering see also-Industrial and and an application in discrete parts manufacturing. Manufacturing Engineering 2723 Wang, Wen-tsao. Evaluation of scheduling rules for single- and dual-dock automated storage/retrevial system. Industrial Engineering-MASTERS 1983 Industrial Engineering-MASTERS 1991 2701 Martinez,MariaElena. Simulation of a Broiler Breeder 2724 Scott, Thomas M. (Thomas Matthew). Design of an Farm. object-orientedparadigmformodelgeneration:an Industrial Engineering-MASTERS 1984 application in timber harvesting. 2702Kim,JooHee. Determination of minimum operating cost Industrial Engineering-MASTERS 1992 for a multiple-item constrained inventory. 2725 Chen, Hsueh-Jen. Design and implementation of a system Industrial Engineering-MASTERS 1985 for integrating material and process selection in automated manufacturing. 2703 Holla, KrishnarajaR. An experimental evaluation of two 2726 process control displays. Shroff, Raj N. Simulation-based design evaluation of automated storage/retrieval systems. 2704Jarvis, Jay M. Optimal product layout in an order picking warehouse.
62 Industrial Engineering-DOCTORS 1983 Interdisciplinary Studies-MASTERS 1984 2727 Park, Tongkyu.Productivityinterfirmcomparison 2750 Chapman,JudithA.Sanders.WillametteMission methodologies with a special application to the Northwest archeological project : phase III assessment. food processors. 2751 Churchill,ThomasE. Inner bark utilization : a Nez Perce 2728 Sohn, Sangwon. A multiple criteria Markovian Decision example. Process. 2752 Gray, Nancy L. An interdisciplinary assessment of current 2729 Taracena,FernandoL. A Bayesian analysis for economic pesticide management practices in the Caribbean region. design of single sampling plans for a sequence of lots. 2753 Pobsook,Thanitthar. Sex stereotypes in Thai elementary school textbooks. Industrial Engineering-DOCTORS 1987 2754Read,RichardThomas. Institutionalizingsciencein 2730Al-haboubi,MuhammadH. The physiological effect of Oregon : the role of the Oregon State Academy of Sciences, posture on cycling. 1905-1914. Industrial Engineering-DOCTORS 1989 2755 Robertson,RobertA. The natural history of public works 2731 Kang,HeeJung. Multiobjective decision making in development. industrial energy and environmental planning. 2756 Simmons-Rogers,AlexandraL. Red lightladies 2732 Kim,Joohee. An expert system for flexible manufacturing settlement patterns and material culture on the frontier. system scheduling : knowledge acquisition and development. 2757 Weber,MaryKathryn. Willamette Mission archaeological 2733 Mills, NancyL. A systematic approach to multi-criteria site project :phase III assessment. selection with an analysis of weight sensitivity. Interdisciplinary Studies-MASTERS 1985 Industrial Engineering-DOCTORS 1991 2758 DeAngelis,LaurenAnne. An investigation of views of selected physicians regarding the importance of corporate 2734Saremi,AhmadReza. Determination of human visual capabilities in the identification of the color of highway signs executive fitness programs. under a combination of vehicle headlamp and high intensity 2759 Hansen,LauraS. Inter-test comparison of three preschool discharge light sources. language tests: SICD, PLS, and PPVT-R. 2760 Schneider, EvanG. The changing cultural ecology of the Industrial Engineering-DOCTORS 1992 Warwar Valley, 1948-1980. 2735 Azimi-Zonooz, Aydeen. A power comparison of mutual 2761 Sisson,DavidA. Lower Salmon River cultural resource fund timing and selectivity models under varying portfolio management plan. and market conditions. 2736 Chou, Chung-di. Cockpit task management errors: a Interdisciplinary Studies-MASTERS 1986 design issue for intelligent pilot-vehicle interfaces. 2762Gray,DennisJ. The Takelma and their Athapascan kin: an ethnographic synthesis of southwestern Oregon. Interdisciplinary Studies-MASTERS 1983 2763 Griffin,Dennis. Prehistoric utilization of thermal springs in 2737 Doyle,JudithHelene. Desegregation, integration and the the Pacific Northwest. charter of Portland Public Schools. 2764 Harburg, WilliamA. The development of astronomy in the 2738 Fuhr-Dunn, SusanD. Factors in the selection of home birth United States prior to 1900. a comparative study of birthing alternatives in western 2765 Lee, Eugene C. (EugeneCarlton). Prehistoric culture Oregon. diffusion in the Gran Chichimeca. 2739Harris,RichardLee. Evaluating methods for measuring 2766 Rachele, RonniV. Processing of indirect requests: use of a visitor perceptions of ecological impacts at wilderness secondary task to reveal changes of interpretation due to campsites. context. 2740Hart,DianneWalta. Contrastive analysisin second- 2767 Schmitt, Dave N. Zooarchaeological and taphonomic language teaching : Spanish suprasegmentals. investigations of site 35JA42, upper Applegate River, 2741 Johnson,PatriciaWhite. Dress and acculturation among southwestern Oregon. the Russian Old Believers in Oregon. 2768 Shearman,NancyWalker. An inquiry intoattitudes 2742 Lebow, ClaytonGale. Plowzone archaeology : the analysis toward professional women: Rotary and Zonta Club of site 35JA85, Jackson County, Oregon. members. 2743 Lewis, Mary J. Conditions in the Oregon commercial 2769 Yamaguchi,ShinobuYume. High-context and low-context fishery based on the salmon, crab and shrimp industries from cultures: value system variations for American and Japanese 1967 to 1980. universitystudentsandtheirresultant communication 2744 Piepmeier, KarenSwanson. An evaluation of using the patterns. spiral model to teach media at Oregon State University. Interdisciplinary Studies-MASTERS 1987 2745 Rebillet, S. J. Cultural integrity and marginality along the South Fork of the Salmon River, Idaho. 2770 Abusaidi, Ali. Log cabin construction techniques in western :their function and ethnic 2746 Starr,KarenJ. The cultural significance of mountain Siskiyou County, 1850-1935 regions: implications for the Calapooya Divide, Oregon. origins. Al-Madani, MohamedE. Super rockets : a case study of 2747 Woods,ElizabethA. Reward allocation behavior as a 2771 function of psychological gender and biological sex : a study illicit drug use in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. of advance[d] business students. 2772 Betz, Virginia Marie.Measurement and meaning of 2748 Yatani, Choichiro. Attitudes toward political participation archaeological diversity. and preference for violence. 2773 Fillible, RodneyK. A study of the demagoguery of Joseph 2749 Zontek, Terry. Aboriginal fishing at Seal Rock (35-LC-14) Smith, Jr.. S. The effects of rise-time and frequency on and Neptune (35-LA-3) : late-prehistoric archaeological 2774 Gray, Pamela sites on the central Oregon coast. the auditory brainstem response using high-frequency tone- bursts.
63 2775 Green,Phillip C. (PhillipCody). A classification of stone Interdisciplinary Studies-MASTERS 1990 features and an examination of their positional attributes. 2801 Browning,RichardL. Rosa Gonzalez Gomez : a Mexican 2776 Harty, RobertA.(RobertAlvin). A comparative analysis woman's story. of aggression by active male participants in intramural and 2802 Burns,Robert N. Counseling. open recreation basketball at Oregon State University. 2803 Carman, Carol J. Sweatiodge participation among Nez 2777 Havercroft,FrancineM. Subsistence variability in the Perce women. Willamette Valley. 2804 Cole, MadelineL. Megascopic plant remains from three 2778 Morita,SallyJ. Technological progress, disacculturation, housepits along the Applegate River, southwest Oregon. and our public schools. 2805 Cummings,KatherineH. Exiles and rebels : women in the 2779 Nicholls,LouAnn. Champoeg, a perspective of a frontier American left 1900-1920. community in Oregon, 1830-1861. 2806 Earl-Taylor,MichaelA. British policies toward Palestine. 2780 Rahmun, Lindsay. Communication styles used by male and RomiC. The impact of a relaxation exercise on female executives to handle conflict with subordinates. 2807 Hitchcock, communication apprehension in the classroom. 2781 Smith,DeillaA. Emergence of the Oregon State Parks : a 2808 RonaldWayne. A comparison of client follow-up trailer on the highway system. Leland, and selected components of weight control programs 2782 Thomison, Patrick. When Celilo was Celilo : an analysis of managed by dietitians and nondietitians in Oregon. salmon use during the past 11,000 years in the Columbia PamelaM. An examination of terminal and Plateau. 2809 Maier, instrumental values of selected Oregon State University 2783 Tisdale, Lucille. The Tlegetlinten Site (35CU59) and its students majoring in speech communication. place in southwest Oregon prehistory. 2810 McKee, Mollie A. An empirical investigation of critical 2784Wetle, Victoria L. The application of John Rawls' thinking, dogmatism, and gender. principles of justice to health care distribution in the United 2811 JamesR. An analysis of the relationship between States. Tobery, corporate sponsorship and intramural event participation. Interdisciplinary Studies-MASTERS 1988 2812 Tombropoulos,CharlesB. Off-shore oil exploration in the 2785 Caday, Peter P.Culturalevolution andsmall-scale ArcticOceanacomparativeanalysisof newspaper farming. information and public attitude. 2786 Kulthongkham, Sukkarnya. Competencies of 2813 VanKessel,JeanetteM. Physicians' attitudes toward informational speaking as perceived by selected American hearing aids. and Thai speech professors. Interdisciplinary Studies-MASTERS 1991 2787 Matz,StephanE. The effects of the Mazama tephra-falls : a 2814 Bober,Pete.Cooperation andcoordinationbetween geoarchaeological approach. interdependent organizations : job trainingpartnership 2788 Schreindorfer, Crystal Salvas. Archaeological agencies and Oregon employment division local offices. investigations at the Marial site (35CU84), Curry County, Brookhyser, Ann L. The roles and responsibilities of Oregon. 2815 museum boards of directors, and an investigation of the 2789 Tobey, Toni K. The rhetorical dynamics of culture :an perceptions of these roles in small history museums in interdisciplinary approach to a synthesis between rhetoric Oregon. and culture. 2816 Butcher, Karyle S. The works progress administration in 2790Vee, Regina M. Attitudes toward surrogate mothering Oregon : an administrative overview. theory and measurement. 2817 Gard,HowardA. The role of southern Oregon's coastal Interdisciplinary Studies-MASTERS 1989 islands in prehistoric subsistence. 2791 Allen, DanielP. Predicting in situ hearing aid reponse from 2818 Glenn, Judith A. An assessment and comparison of pure tone hearing tests and ear canal resonance. resources and services available in men's and women's state prison libraries. 2792 Bennett, Ann C.WhaleCove(35LNC60) : an archaeological investigation on the central Oregon coast. 2819 Ishida,Etsuko. World minded attitudes of Japanese college 2793 Clark,LindaAnn. Archaeological investigations at the students in Japan and in the United States. Seal Rock site, 35LNC14 : a late prehistoric shell ridden 2820 Johnson, Wendy L.(WendyLouise). Emily Dickinson : located on the central Oregon coast. sensibility against rational religion. 2794 Ishikawa, Sally Jo. A methodology for analysis of historic 2821 Knotts, L. William. Inside, Outside : light and dark. textiles Ancon, Peru. 2822 Lindsay, Lee W. Development of a bone artifact typology 2795 Lindberg-Muir,Catherine.Obsidian,archaeological for the Oregon coast. implication for the central Oregon Cascades. 2823 Loshbaugh, Robert B. Gandydancing : a Nebraska 2796Martin, Larry G. A comparative study of two methods for education. measuring attenuation values of personal hearing protection 2824 Miranda,PamelaC. Eternal years : religion, psychology, devices. and sexuality in the art of Emily Bronte. 2797 McFarland, JanineRuth. An analysisof two post- 2825 Pool, MarilenA. Museums and tourism : on the Oregon Mazama prehistoric flaked stone scatters in the upper coast. Deschutes River basin of central Oregon. 2826 Roberts, Nancy A. Families on the move : the Powledge 2798 Olufson, Loreen C. An investigation of ethnocentrism, its family of Meriwether County, Georgia 1820-1900. elements, factors affecting its intensity, and implications for cross-cultural activities. Interdisciplinary Studies-MASTERS 1992 2799 Price, Mark. Trials of form : two essays on various selves. 2827 Andrews,Cheri L. Victoryin Vietnam Committee's Manichean rhetoric : an analysis of the campaign to recall 2800 Qi,Xiaoping. Change in some aspects of Chinese core Idaho Senator Frank Church. values, 1978-1988.
64 2828Firmin, Mary Ann. Brenda Ueland :early feminist and Mathematics-MASTERS 1987 writing theorist. 2853 Maurer, Roger J. (RogerJoseph). A survey of linear 2829 Goetz,KathrynW. Spousal violence : an exploration of the programming algorithms. interrealationships of fundamentals protestant discourse, women's economic dependency and violent conflict in Mathematics-MASTERS 1988 marital relationships. 2854Moore-Mueller,LauraJ. The effects of nonlinearity, 2830Hamilton,SusanE. Maier. Sarah Grimke's rhetoric for viscosity, and temperature in Burgers' equation. empowerment : her life and letters. Mathematics-MASTERS 1989 2831 Jiang,Hongyi.The Va : traditionalcultureand modernization of a minority nationality in China. 2855 Doll,Helmut,(HelmutRichard).Asurveyof combinatorial link invariants and their application to link 2832Kishiyama,ShirleyS. Narcolepsy : an interdisciplinary tabulations. approach. 2856 King,PaulE.,(PaulEverson)Electro-magneto- 2833 Krishnamurthy, Ramesh. Vocalization patterns of captive hydrodynamics : the processes of electric arc steelmaking. Francois langurs (Presbytis francoisi). 2857 Kumazawa, Makoto. Acceleration waves in micropolar 2834Krivak,BrendaM.Effectivenessofcomputerized elastic media and formation of shear bands. communicationtreatmentforneurologicallyimpaired adults. 2858 Lekhyananda, Suravate. The homology of de Rahm currents. 2835 Mace,MarianaL. Plains Indian decorated saddle blankets : development of an innovative art form. 2859 Minei,Marvin. An analysis of accuracy of finite difference and finite element methods for the wave equation. 2836 Reynolds, Kristy. Communication climate in a health care setting : a case study. Mathematics-MASTERS 1990 2837 Shimizu, Mami. Male and female American and Japanese 2860Cooper,JuliaM. Time dependent wavemaker problem for perceptions of close friendship. linear waves. 2838 Smith,JonathanV. The cross and thespiral : a 2861 Green,Dale E.Existence of small zero-sum subsets of large contemplative model of human development for prayerful sets of residue classes. parenting. 2862 Ivey,KathyM.C. Uses of microcomputers to enchance 2839 Stockton, JudithD. Rhetorical analysis of feminist critics' precalculus mathematics. references to Virginia Woolf. 2863 Owen, Amy M. The nonlinear wavemaker problem. 2840 Su,Wan. Insights into Chinese youth culture : a comparison 2864 Perlot,Martin. The suppression of learning at the hidden of personal values of Chinese and American college units of neural networks. students. 2865 Wang, Xi. On a class of singular integrals. 2841 Talmage, Catherine. An analysisof therelationship between sustainable development and U.S. petroleum 2866 Warren, Andrew Howard. An investigationinsize policy. reduction in neural networks. 2842 Tissot,SusanGaughan. Visitor behavior at the Mark 0. Mathematics-MASTERS 1991 Hatfield Marine Science Center aquarium. 2867Klute, Annette. Real algebraic geometry and the Pierce- 2843 VanDevelder, Pamela A.Re-viewing literacy : a language Birkhoff conjecture. arts teacher's perspective. 2868 Peckham, Scott. Stochastic geometry with applications to 2844Vondracek, Julie A. Earth First! : an ethnography of river networks. communication. 2869 Tieman, Henry William. A computer subroutine for the 2845 Watkins,DeaneA. Josephine E. Powell's contributions to numerical solution of nonlinear Fredholm equations. Middle Eastern cross-cultural understanding : a preliminary 2870 Tuen, Tuen. Characterization of the best approximations by study of a photographer and textile researcher, 1960-1990. classic cubic splines. 2846 West,RexAlan. Art of noticing : an essay on contemporary ecological writing. Mathematics-MASTERS 1992 2847 Zimmerman,AnneH.Differentialprocessingof 2871 Gillland, Crystal L. Waves and fractals. emotionally laden cues in adult children of alcoholics and controls. Mathematics-DOCTORS 1983 2872 Bashir, Mohommed. Zero-rest-massfieldsfrom the Mathematics-MASTERS 1983 formula of a tube in complex projective three-space. 2848 Sologuren P.,Santiago. Systems of incongruences in a 2873 Gerlach, Jurgen. A free boundary value problem for the proof on addition mod m. gas dynamic equations. Mathematics-MASTERS 1984 2874 Mohamed, FouadAbd El-Aal. Nonlinear free boundary problems arising from soil freezing in a bounded region. 2849 Vlessis, Nicholas C. Nonlinear stability of Couette flows of micropolar fluids. 2875 Ojha,MurariPrasad.Smoothapproximationsand quermassintegrals. Mathematics-MASTERS 1985 2876Scarborough,StephenD. A moment rate characterization 2850Dougherty,AnneM. Relative rigidity in abstract Witt for stochastic integrals. rings. 2877 Treuden,MichaelL. Asymptotically compact operator 2851 Glaffig, ClemensH. Gibbs states and correlation. approximation theory. Mathematics-MASTERS 1986 Mathematics-DOCTORS 1984 2852 Moussaoui, Ahmed. Realrootsof polynomials:an 2878Kiser, Terry. Fractional powers of the Laplacian with interactive computer approach. application to small amplitude water waves.
65 Mathematics-DOCTORS 1985 Mathematics Education-DOCTORS 1989 2879 Kharab, Abdelwahab. A nonlinear free boundary value 2900 Cavaiani,ThomasP. An investigation of the relationship problem. between cognitive style and the diagnostic skills of novice 2880 O'Regan,DanielJ. Initial and boundary value problems COBOL student programmers. via topological methods. Mathematics Education-DOCTORS 1991 Mathematics-DOCTORS 1986 2901 Nowlin, Donald. The development and validation of an 2881 Bottema,MurkJ. Median filters and iterativenoise instrument to assess cognitive domain status of preservice eliminationwithapplicationstothesharpeningof and inservice elementary teachers in the division of rational radiographs. numbers. 2882 Helfenstein,FranzHugo. A free boundary value problem 2902Pleet, Lawrence Joseph. The effects of computer graphics modeling streambed erosion. and mira on aquisition of transformation geometry concepts 2883 Keinert, Fritz. The divergent k-plane transform. and development of mental rotation skills in grade eight. 2884Kim,Tae-sung. Central limit theorems for associated Mechanical Engineering-MASTERS 1983 random fields with applications. 2903 Elger,DonaldFrancis. Design and optimization of a Mathematics-DOCTORS 1987 heating-onlyheat pump for Western PacificNorthwest applications. 2885Hazou,IreneA. The exponential X-ray transform. 2886Rohm,DaleM. Alternative characterizations of weak Mechanical Engineering-MASTERS 1984 infinite-dimensionality and their relation to a problem of 2904 Bauer, Timothy Lee. Investigation of combustor and fuel Alexandroffs. preparation requirements for a combined-cycle wood fired power plant. Mathematics-DOCTORS 1988 2905 Daskalakis,GeorgeH. Energy usecoefficientsfor 2887Franzosa,MarieM. Densities and dependence for point irrigation system materials. processes. 2906 Fox, StephenJohn. Computer simulation of a combined- 2888Smith,StevenJ. Optimal harvesting of continuous age cycle biomass-fueled power plant. structured populations. 2907 Ghodoosian,Nader.Calculationofthepressure Mathematics-DOCTORS 1989 distribution on a pitching airfoil with application to the 2889 Park,Tae-soon. Nonlinear free boundary problems arising Darrieus Rotor. from melting processes. 2908 Keary,PaulEdward. A comparison of experimental mode I analysis methods for the interlaminar fracture toughness Mathematics-DOCTORS 1990 characterization of graphite/epoxy composite materials. 2890Andersen,RobertN.(RobertNiels).Homotopy 2909 Pfeiffer, Nikolaus. Transient conduction with counter mass construction techniques applied to the cell like dimension flow in wood. raising problem and to higher dimensional dunce hats. Mechanical Engineering-MASTERS 1985 2891 Shea,EdwardCarl. Minimal simultaneous embeddings of central simple algebras. 2910 Albright, StephenL. An experimental investigation into the dynamic collapse phase of drilling fluid discharged into a Mathematics-DOCTORS 1991 stratified, flowing environment. 2892Bodvarsson, GudrunM. Solutionstosomelinear 2911 Brawn, Robert Charles. Off-design analysis and control of evolutionary systems of equations :study of the double a wood-fired combined-cycle power plant. porosity model of fluid flow in fractured rock and its 2912Curry,ThomasHaitsch.Dynamic modelingof a applications. refrigerant boiler for power applications. 2893Crow,JohnA. A nonlinear shallow water wave equation 2913 Ehm,Hans. Evaluation of the Boleyn solar home, Portland, and its classical solutions of the cauchy problem. Oregon. 2894Hwang, Dae-sik. Large deviation principles for random 2914Germain,AlanClifford. Effects of selected atmospheric measures. variables on the power output of a DOE Mod-2 wind turbine. Mathematics-DOCTORS 1992 2915 Rector,DavidR. Implementation and evaluation of a 2895 Choi, In-kyeong. On straight line representations of random participating media radiation model in the TEMPEST planar graphs. thermal-hydraulic computer code. 2896Hagelberg, Carl R. Existence of a solution to a variational 2916 Smith,MarkT.Experimental developmentand data assimilation method in two-dimensional characterization of a small-scale planar flow casting (PFC) hydrodynamics. machine. 2897 Hart, DianneK. Building concept images supercalculators and students' use of multiple representations in calculus. Mechanical Engineering-MASTERS 1986 PaulD. A simplified model of heat transfer between Mathematics Education-DOCTORS 1986 2917 Bakke, large-particle gas-fluidized beds and immersed surfaces. 2898 Marty, Frank. Selected effects of a computer game James 2918 Dadkhah-Nikoo, Abbas. Analysis of wood combustion and on achievement, attitude, and graphing ability in secondary combustion systems for a combined cycle wood-fired power school algebra. plant. Mathematics Education-DOCTORS 1987 2919 Ranasinghe, Jatila. Analysis of ceramic heat exchangers 2899 Lewis, S. M. University mathematics students' perception of for use in a combined-cycle, wood-fired power plant proof and its relationship to achievement. 2920 Stephenson,JerryD.Analysisofawood-fueled trimburner system for use in a combined-cycle, wood-fired power plant.
66 Mechanical Engineering-MASTERS 1987 2945 Destremau, AxeL Natural convection cooling of vertical plates in an enclosure : a numerical simulation. 2921 Aceves-Saborio,SalvadorMartin.Analysisofice formation with flow reversal for application to an ice-maker 2946 Freeman,LisaNalani. Visual study of hydrodynamics in a heat pump. two-dimensional gas-solid fluidized bed. 2922 Hadjilambrinos, Constantine. An experimental study of 2947 Hsu,Chun-chia. Range of motion of beetle body as a plane jets issuing at various angles into a cross-flow. function of leg parameters. 2948 Kansal, Utkarsh. Microstructural banding in thermally and Mechanical Engineering-MASTERS 1988 mechanically processed titanium 6242. 2923 McCoy, Timothy J. Natural convection from a horizontal 2949 Kopczynski,SeanPeter. Hydrodynamic signatures of a 2- cylinder parallel to a heated vertical wall. D gas-solid fluidized bed. 2924Roub,EvangelineR. A studyoflaserprocessed 2950 Mallysetty,VenkataRamana. A simplified dynamic intermetallics. model of the hind leg of a beetle during step initiation. 2925 Wrzesinski, Wendell R. Microwave sintering of alumina- 2951 Tence, David A. Dislodgement and deformationof titanium cermets. microbubbles in laminar channel flow. Mechanical Engineering-MASTERS 1989 2952 Thompson,EricWilliam. Development of a control system for a walking machine leg. 2926Fishbaugher, Mark J. Natural convection and conduction in a vertical annulus with a concentric baffle : a numerical Mechanical Engineering-DOCTORS 1983 study. 2953 George,ThomasL. A model for the mechanical behavior 2927 Haluzak,CharlesCraig.Experimentalcombustion of irradiated mixed carbide sphere pac fuel pins. analysis and development of representative fuel 2954 Lee,SeKyoun. Thermodynamic analysis of geothermal specifications for selected wood and refuse derived fuel energy systems with forced recovery from aquifers. pellets from the Pacific Northwest. 2928 Jenkins,ChristopherH. M. Transient analysis of a tennis Mechanical Engineering-DOCTORS 1984 racket using PC-based finite elements and experimental 2955 Chaiyapinunt, Somsak. Linearized model for wind turbines techniques. in yaw. 2929Yildirim, Yuksel. Optimization of polynomial trajectories 2956 Fatani,AbdulhadiAhmed. An analytical model of for robotic manipulators. radiative and convective heat transferin smalland large particle gas fluidized beds. Mechanical Engineering-MASTERS 1990 2957 llcewicz, Larry Bert.(co-dept.ForestProducts) A 2930Arib, Fouad. Use of an optical probe to study the relationship between wave dispersion and fracture strength hydrodynamics of a gas-solid fluidized bed. for a composite material. 2931 Kuffner, Tom A. Mechanical design history content : the 2958 Mahbod, Bahrain. A theoretical study of the radiative information requests of design engineers. contribution to heat transfer between a high-temperature, 2932 Lienau, Jeffrey Jay. Laminar microchannel cooling of large-particle gas-fluidized bed and an immersed tube. integrated circuits. 2959 Mohebbi, Behrooz. An experimentalinvestigationof 2933 Lovejoy, Steve C. Design and analysis of a high speed drillingmuddischargedintoaflowingstratified dynamic tow carriage. environment. 2934 Sewell,JanetM. An experimental flow model of a centifugal casting system. Mechanical Engineering-DOCTORS 1985 2935 Wilcox,MarcusH. Reduced condensing pressure operation 2960Drost, M. K. Volumetric receiver development: a heat in industrial ammonia refrigeration systems. transfer and design evaluation of an advanced air heating solar thermal central receiver concept. Mechanical Engineering-MASTERS 1991 2961 Khalifa,GamaleldinA. Effect of hydrous ethanol on 2936 Dai,Weiming. Criticalcurrent transitionanalysisof crankcase oil dilution. composite superconductors. 2962 Lee, Moon H. (MoonHee). Fatigue life, fatigue crack 2937 Foo, Chee Kit. Range of motion of beetle body as a propagation and fracture toughness study of 7075 aluminum function of foot positions. alloy subjected to thermomechanical processing. 2938 Goble,DavidLeroy. Strain ratesensitivity index of 2963 Lin,Shuh-ren. Wind turbulence input model for horizontal thermoplastics from variable strain rate and stress relaxation axis wind turbines. testing. 2964 Tobias,BenjaminC.Biaxialfatiguebehaviorof 2939Liu,He. Mechanical propertiesof Nb-Ti composite commercially pure titanium Ti-50A (Grade 2) and low-alloy superconducting wires. titanium Ti-Code 12 (Grade 12) heat exchanger materials. Brian 2940McGinnis, D. An object oriented representation for Mechanical Engineering-DOCTORS 1986 mechanical design based on constraints. 2965 Alavizadeh,SeyedNasser. An experimental investigation 2941 Miller,MarkWade. An experimental study of the fluid of radiative and total heat transfer around a horizontal tube mechanics of filling a small part of modular mold. immersed in a high temperature gas-solid fluidized bed. 2942 Simonds,John E.Computer modelforestimating 2966 Elger, DonaldFrancis. An experimental and analytical cogeneration system performance and economic feasibility. study of the internal fluid dynamics of an ink jet printhead. Mechanical Engineering-MASTERS 1992 2967 Wijaranakula, Witawat. Heat treatment characteristics of 2943 Alam,Arshad. Robustness estimation via integral liapunov heavily doped epitaxial silicon materials. functions. 2968 Yuh,Junku.Discrete-timeexplicitmodelreference 2944 Canova, JosephH. Testing and evaluating the combustion adaptive control for robotic manipulators. characteristics of waste fuels.
67 Mechanical Engineering-DOCTORS 1987 Mechanical Engineering-DOCTORS 1991 2969 Bae, YoungLib. Performance of rotary regenerative heat 2993Baek, Yoon Su. Kinematic analysis of legged system exchanger--a numerical simulation. locomotion on smooth horizontal surfaces. 2970 Sharif-Razi, Ali-Reza. Discrete-time blade pitch control for 2994 Dadkhah-Nikoo, Abbas. Experimental investigation of wind turbine torque regulation with digitally simulated wood combustion and combustion profiles in a cylindrical random turbulence excitation. combustion chamber. 2971 Sukkaset, Prasart. Numerical study of natural convection 2995 Hsiao, Entsung. An experimental/analytical investigation in square partitioned and non-partitioned enclosures. of buoyant jets in shallow water. 2972Wang, Deing.Experimentalinvestigationofnatural 2996 Huque, Ziaul. A theorectical and experimental study of convection from an array of uniformly heated horizontal self-propagatinghigh-temperaturesynthesisof titanium cylinders to mercury. carbide. 2973 Wang,Yusan.Numerical modeling of the hydrodynamics 2997 Hwang, Teng-shang. The design capture system : capturing of gas fluidized beds. back-of-the-envelope sketches. 2998 Hyen. On the lyapunov-based approach to Mechanical Engineering-DOCTORS 1988 Jo, Jang robustness bounds. 2974Brynjolfsson, Sigurdur. Response of guyed offshore 2999 King,JohnBarry. A study of buoyant backflow in vertical towers to stochastic loads in the presence of steady current. injection lines. 2975 Lei, DavidHsien-Yu. An experimental study of radiative 3000 Martone,JosephArthur.Samplingsubmicrometer and total heat transfer between a high temperature fluidized particles suspended in near sonic and supersonic free jets of bed and an array of immersed tubes. air. 2976Moosavi-Rad, Hamid. The application of a band variable- 3001 Reitz, Wayne. Influence of laser processing on the corrosion inertia flywheel to an urban transit bus. and microstructure of zirconium based material. 2977 Nie,Tinglin. Derivation and automatic generation of Kane's 3002 Wang, De-qian. Thermophysical properties and dynamical equations for mechanical manipulators. temperature response of surimi-measurement and modeling. 2978Stauffer, Larry A. An empirical study on the process of 3003 Weber, Timothy L. Turbulance induced loads on a teetered mechanical design. rotor. Mechanical Engineering-DOCTORS 1989 Mechanical Engineering-DOCTORS 1992 2979Goshayeshi, All. Experimental studies of heat transfer with 3004Chen, Aihua. A computer-based design history tool. an array of horizontal tubes immersed in a high-temerature fluidized bed. 3005 Hernandez-Guerrero, Abel. A study of ignition and propagationof combustivesynthesisreaction between 2980Hamedani,HooshyarM. An experimental investigation of titanium and carbon. the thermomechanics of pipe flow of magnetic fluids in response to heating and applied magnetic fields. 3006 Jenkins, ChristopherH. Transient nonlinear deformations of viscoelastic membranes. 2981 Han,Seog-young. Elastodynamic analysis of a propagating finite crack in a micropola elastic solid. 3007 Kim,Jong-bum. Dynamic finiteelement analysisof micropolar elastic materials. 2982 Lee, ByeungKyun. A model reference adaptive system for control of a flexible mechanical manipulator. 3008 Liang, Zuyang. Robust controllerdesignfor robotic manipulators with saturation. 2983 Lee,Jai-hyo. Analysis and simulation of dual-source heat pumps with three-fluid evaporators. 3009 Liu,Pao-pao. Rebound predictions for elastic collisions. 2984Lim, KyoungHo. Optimal design of tractiondrive 3010 Park, Heeyong. A study of laser generated Rayleigh and continuously variable transmissions. Lamb waves in graphite/epoxy composites. 2985 Lin,Peng-cheng. An experimentalstudyof natural 3011 Pattee,HeidiAnn. Temperature measurement, electrical convection from protruding arrays on a vertical plate with characteristics, and lorentz mixing of alkali seeded flames. and without an opposing wall for various fluids. 3012 Peng, Gwo-sheng. Processing of laser interferometric signals for small displacement measurements. 2986Ranasinghe,Jatila.Use of the exergy concept for design improvement of heat exchangers and heat exchanger 3013 Yeh,Chun-tien. Dynamics and control of a rigid/flexible networks. manipulator. Mechanical Engineering-DOCTORS 1990 Microbiology-MASTERS 1983 2987Aceves-Saborio,SalvadorMartin. Evaporator analysis 3014 Calomiris, Jon James. The simultaneous expression of for application to water-source and ice-maker heat pumps. metal tolerance and antibiotic resistance by bacteria from 2988 AI-Alusi, ThamirR. An experimental study of natural drinking water systems. convection heat transfer from a horizontal cylinder array 3015 Dohman,ThomasPhilip. Characterization of Oregon- vertically aligned to and confined by a single wall and two derived malo-lactic bacteria :fermentation properties and walls. storage stability. 2989Albright,StephenL. Kinematics of arthropod legs 3016 Greenwood,JohnDavid. Comparative phenotypic studies modeling and measurement. on vibrios of environmental origin that resemble human 2990Hartin,JohnR. Evaluation of horizontal axis wind turbine clinical isolates. blade loads using unsteady aerodynamics. 3017 Henick-Kling,Thomas. Comparison of Oregon-derived 2991 Herron,JohnR. Direct-sampling optical techniques for the malolactic bacteria in pilot scale wine production. study of transient combustion events. 3018 Saedi, MohammadSaeed.Guanosine tetrophosphate 2992Kim,YongJin. An experimental study of combined forced accumulation in Rhizobium meliloti. and free convective heat transfer to non-Newtonian fluids in 3019 Salerno, LaurelF.Sterol uptakeinSaccharomyces the thermal entry region of a horizontal pipe. cerevisiae.
68 3020 Tullo, DanielDuane. Survival and growth of pathogenic 3042 Roberti,KelleeAnn. Variants of infectious hematopoietic vibrios in estuarine waters and colonization of the Pacific necrosis virus selected with glycoprotein-specific Oyster. monoclonal antibodies. Microbiology-MASTERS 1984 Microbiology-MASTERS 1989 3021 Arakawa,CindyKeiko. Isolation and characterization of a 3043 Amthor, Kerstin. The activity of extracellular enzymes in new subspecies of Mycobacterium chelonei infectious for starved and unstarved cells of a psychrophilicmarine vibrio. salmonid fish. 3044 Barrie, RosemaryJean. Characterizationof an 3022 Chen,MartinFranklin. Comparative susceptibility of immunoreactive region of the major capsid protein for salmonid fish and salmonid fish cell lines to five isolates of infectious pancreatic necrosis virus. infectious hematopoietic necrosisvirus, and biological 3045 Gelford,IngaL.Transformationofalfalfausing properties of two plaque variants. Agrobacterium tumefaciens. 3023 Eschelbach,MatthewMichael..Bacteriophagesfor 3046 Lindburg, Katherine L. The exploitation of Leuconostoc oenos : a survey of Oregon wineries. methylthioadenosine phosphorylase deficiency in cancer 3024 Getchell,RodmanGuy. Comparison of Renibacterium therapy. salmoninarum by antigenic analysis, antimicrobial assay and 3047 Piacentini,StephenCarl. Erythrocytic inclusion body growth. syndrome : a viral disease of salmonid fish. 3025 Radke-Mitchell, Lyn C. Influence of temperature on the 3048 Rhodes,Albert N. The response of nitrifying bacteria to associativegrowth of Streptococcusthermophilus and treatments of N-Serve and Roundup in continuous-flow soil Lactobacillus bulgaricus. columns. 3026 Salama,Maysoon. Characterization of antibiotic resistant 3049 Yamada, Masahiko. Studies on roles of lactic acid bacteria enteric bacteria that contaminate vegetables. and yeast in the flavor of bakery products. 3027 Shigeno,DebraSue. Internal pH control starter media : use in culture preservation and for multiplestraingrowth. Microbiology-MASTERS 1990 3028 Wong,ScottW. Purification and characterization of a DNA 3050 Dashti, Narjes Haje.Characterizationof indigenous polymerase gamma from human trophoblast tissue. Rhizobium leguminosarum by. trifolii isolated from annual and perennial species of Trifolium. Microbiology-MASTERS 1985 3051 Gander, Lise MarieK. Methionine recycling in fruit 3029 Hwang,EonJu. Development of an enzyme-linked studieson the metabolism andfunctionof selected immunosorbentassayto detectantibodiesagainst intermediates. Pasteurella multocida in infected rabbits. 3052 Xu, Li. Epitope mapping and characterization of the 3030 Jones,PaulAikens. The biosynthesis of ethylene from glycoprotein of infectious hematopoietic necrosis virus. methionine in Saccharomyces cerevisiae. Microbiology-MASTERS 1991 3031 Micheals,Nancy J.Performance of Oregon derived malolactic bacteria: studies on storage stability and their use 3053 Britschgi,TheresaBaden. An analysis of Sargasso Sea in the wine industry. bacterioplankton diversity using 16S ribosomal RNA. 3032 Zaldivar,Mercedes.Attachmentofthepathogen 3054Kanchanakhan, Somkiat. Hematology and histopathology Flexibacter columnaris to fish cells. of Coho salmon (Oncorhynchus kisutch) infected with Flexibacter psychrophilus. Microbiology-MASTERS 1986 3055 Valladao, Marilin. Growth of lactococcirelativeto 3033 Matalon,MarceloE. Preservation studies on internal-pH- antibiotic and quaternary ammonium compounds. control-grown yogurt starters. Microbiology-MASTERS 1992 3034 Walker,Helen M. (HelenMarguerite). Recovery of Saccharomyces cerevisiae from ethanol-induced growth 3056Rutherford, Gregory J. Development of an enzyme-linked inhibition. immunosorbent assay to detect antibodies against Bacillus thuringiensis subspecies israelensis in Mallard ducks (Anas 3035 Watanabe,RobinAiko. Adaptation of molecular filtration platyrhynchos). for recovery of fish viruses from water. 3057 Shanks, CarolA. Erythrocytic inclusion body syndrome : Microbiology-MASTERS 1987 salmonid stocksusceptibility,secondarydiseases,and 3036 Gambee, Jay E. Comparisons of calicivirus pathotypes vitamin therapy. using oligonucleotide patterns from two-dimensional gel 3058 Yap,KathrynH. M.Symbioticandsaprophytic electrophoresis. characteristicsofasoilpopulationofRhizobium 3037 Moffitt-Westover, Cheryl Louise. Bacterial flora in the leguminosarum by. trifolii. Oregon moist pellet, a diet for salmonid fish. Microbiology-DOCTORS 1983 3038 Valdivia de Capo,Blanca. Indigenous Rhizobium trifolii Amy, Penny Susan. Starvation-survi[v]al studies on a isolated from nodules of red clover grown in subclover 3059 marine Vibrio sp. and other selected marine bacteria. pasture soils. 3060 Beaty,JonStuart. Genetic and biochemical studies in the Microbiology-MASTERS 1988 genus Bacillus. 3039Holt,RichardAllen.Cytophagapsychrophila,the 3061 McCammon, MarkThomas. Physiological, biochemical, causative agent of bacterial cold-water disease in salmonid and genetic studies on the [delta]p24s sterol fish. methyltransferase of Saccharomyces cerevisiae. 3040Lu,Yuanan. Establishment and characterization of three 3062 Nelson,JimSteel. Location of Vibrio anguillanim antigen new cell lines from grass carp (Ctenopharyngodon idellus). in tissues of immune and non-immune rainbow trout (Salmo 3041 Moyer,CraigLee. Growth rate effects during starvation- gairdneri) using the fluorescent antibody technique. survival of a marine psychrophilic vibrio. 3063 Nishibuchi, Mitsuaki. Human health significance of vibrios from the aquatic environment.
69 Microbiology-DOCTORS 1984 3088 Song, Yen-ling. Comparison of Flexibacter columnaris strains isolated from fish in North America and other areas 3064 Bottema, Cynthia D. K. The distribution and influence of of the Pacific Rim. sterols in yeast membranes. 3089 Villarreal,ElciraC. Host cell nuclear involvement in 3065 Hartel, Peter G. Survival of fecal coliform bacteria in vaccinia virus replication. sludge-amended soils. Weinrich,ScottL. Regulation of late gene expression in 3066 Hiu, StephenFooklen.Characterizationofa new 3090 vaccinia virus. Lactobacillus species infectious for salmonid fish. 3067 Hsu,Ya-li. A molecular study of the viral proteins of Microbiology-DOCTORS 1988 infectious hematopoietic necrosis virus. 3091 Engelking,HenryMark. Properties of the Glycoprotein of 3068 Jenkins, MichaelB. Delineation of the composition of an infectious hematopoietic necrosis virus. indigenous soil population of Rhizobium meliloti in root 3092 Feyereisen-Koener,Josette.Cloning,sequenceand nodules of uninoculated field grown Medicago saliva L.. expressionoftheglycoproteingeneofinfectious 3069Jones, RonaldDean. Methane and carbon monoxide hematopoietic necrosis virus, a fish rhabdovirus. oxidation by nitrifying bacteria. 3093 Gilmore, Robert D. (RobertDean). Molecular cloning 3070Kuhl, SarahJane. Transcription in Bacillus subtilis and and analysis of the infectious hematopoietic necrosis virus Bacillus bacteriophages. genome and development of a subunit vaccine. 3071 Rodriguez,RussellJohn. Defining roles for sterols in 3094 Irwin,MichaelJ.(MichaelJames),1960-.B-cell Saccharomycescerevisiae : characterizationof bulk heterogeneity in salmonids. membrane and high specificity sparking functions. 3095 Tower,PaulaAllene. Homospermidine, spermidine, and 3072White,MichaelWilliam. The effect and metabolism of 5'- putrescine : the biosynthesis and metabolism of polyamines methylthioadenosine in normal and 5'-methylthioadenosine in Rhizobium meliloti. phosphorylase deficient mammalian cells. Microbiology-DOCTORS 1989 Microbiology-DOCTORS 1985 3096 Bartholomew, Jerri Lee. Development of monoclonal 3073Aumen, Nicholas G. Characterization of lignocellulose antibodies against the myxosporean, ceratomyxa shasta, and decomposition in stream wood samples using pl4sC and characterization of the salmonid host response. pl5sN techniques. 3097 Holmes, HarveyThomas. Studies on selected topics of 3074 Kurath, Gael. Molecular characterization of infectious Pasteurella multocida infection in laboratory rabbits. hematopoietic necrosisvirustranscription and genome 3098 LaPatra,ScottEdward.Straindifferentiationand organization. detection of infectious hematopoietic necrosis virus. 3075 Nielsen,BrentL. Purification and characterization of R. 3099 Manning,DonaldScott. Deletion mapping and expression meliloti RNA polymerase from wild type and mutant strains, of the large genomic segment of infectious pancreatic and the role of the enzyme in the specificity of in vitro necrosis virus. transcription of nitrogen fixation genes. 3100 Miner, Jeffery N. The regulation of a vaccinia virus late 3076 Orberg,PauloK. Antimicrobial resistance and plasmid gene required for morphogenesis. properties of Leuconostoc and group N Streptococcus. 3101 Tamin, Azaibi. Molecular genetic analysis of vaccinia virus Microbiology-DOCTORS 1986 genes which confer resistance to alpha-amanitin. 3077 Demezas,DavidH. Symbiotic and ecological behavior of 3102 Tripp,RalphA. Glucocorticoid regulation of salmonid B indigenous serotypes of Rhizobium leguminosarum by. lymphocytes. trifolii. 3103 Tsuji, Masayoshi.Pasteurella multocidainfectionin 3078 Huang, Manley T. F. Molecular cloning of infectious turkeys : pathogenesis and immunity. pancreatic necrosis virus and characterization of the coding Microbiology-DOCTORS 1990 capacity of the complementary DNA. 3104 Arkoosh, Mary. Development of immunological memory 3079 Hughes, Jeffrey A. Coliphage T3 S-adenosylmethionine in rainbow trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss) and aflatoxin Bbl hydrolase: properties of the cloned gene and consequences of smodulation of the response. its expression in Escherichia coli. 3105 Gradin, L. Morphologic, molecular and antigenic 3080 Khosravi, Lewa. S Studies to improve lactic acid bacterial Joseph characteristics of Bacteroides nodosus. starter cultures. 3106 Rockey, DanielD. Virulencefactorsof Aeromonas 3081 Lewis,ThomasA. Sterol assimilation by Saccharomyces salmonicida and their interaction with the salmonid host. cerevisiae. 3107 Turaga,Prasad S.D. Physicalandfunctional 3082 Salih,MohammedAll. Studies on growth metabolites characterization of soluble protein antigen (s) produced by produced by Propionibacterium shermanii. Renibacterium salmoninanim. 3083 Tsai, Huai-jen. Conjugal transfer of plasmid genes between lactic Streptococcus and Leuconostoc starter bacteria. Microbiology-DOCTORS 1991 Microbiology-DOCTORS 1987 3108 Black,MargaretE. Structural and functional dissection of the vaccinia virus thymidine kinase enzyme. 3084Low, Christopher S. F. Coordinated regulation of plasma membrane lipids in Saccharomyces cerevisiae. Microbiology-DOCTORS 1992 3085 Parker, RicardoJerome. Monoclonal antibodies to 5'- 3109 DeKoning-Loo,Jenefer. In vitro regulation and cultivation deoxy-5' methylthioadenosine phosphorylase. of sahnonid lymphocytes. 3086Rajagopal, S. N. Development of bacteriophage inhibitory 3110 Evans, PaulD. Transcriptional regulation of Rhizobium bulk starter medium for the cultivation of thermophilic lactic meliloti nitrogen fixation genes. acid bacteria. 3111 Kasornchandra,Jiraporn.Characterization ofa 3087 Roseman, Nancy A. Biology of a constitutively-expressed rhabdovirus isolated from the snakehead fish (Ophicephalus vaccinia virus gene required for DNA replication. striatus).
70 3112 Schaefer,TimothyS. The bacteriophage P1 bof protein : a Nuclear Engineering-MASTERS 1988 corepressor whose action can both negatively and positively 3132 Cho,Byung-Oh. A comparison of three coarse-mesh nodal affect phagegene expression. methods for boiling water reactor analysis. 3113 Valyasevi, Ruud. The cell surface polysaccharides and 3133 Humphries, Larry LaRon. Analysis of traffic accidents membrane protein required for bacteriophage infection of involving radioactive materials (RAM). Lactococcus lactis. 3134 Ibrahim,SalehHassan.Computercontrolofthe 3114 Wiens, GregoryD. Structural and functional analysis of Automatic Gamma Well counting system. the 57 kDa protein produced by thefishpathogen, Renibacteriumsalmoninarum. Nuclear Engineering-MASTERS 1989 3135 Azim, Bilqees. Elemental analysis of zircon samples from Pacific northwest beaches by INAA. Movement Studies for the Disabled see-Exercise and Sport 3136 Bakir, Alla J. M. Development of a personal computer- Science based reactivity meter for a research reactor. 3137 Hartley,KennethD. Gadolinium particle depletion in light Nuclear Engineering-MASTERS 1983 water reactor fuel rods. James ofZircaloy-4in 3115 Hershberger, Daryl E. Investigation of special RETRAN 3138 VanWinkle, A.Oxidation modeling options with regard to BWR stability under pressurized water reactor conditions. natural circulation conditons. 3139 Webb,BrentJonathan. Preliminary design and analysis of 3116 Jenks,RichardP. Direct shear testing of UOb2 ssphere-pac a rotating bubble membrane radiator for space-based nuclear nuclear reactor fuel. power systems. 3117 Luo, ShyrTung. Development and implementation of an Nuclear Engineering-MASTERS 1991 improved formulation of the momentum balance for a Once 3140Eichenberg,ThomasWilliam. Numerical analysis of Through Steam Generator transient model. condensation induced water-hammer in horizontal piping 3118 Schwinkendorf, Kevin N. A comparison of iterative systems. methods for the solution of ellipticpartialdifferential 3141 Jordheim,DanielP. CHAIN.238DJ : a computer code for equasions, particularly the neutron diffusion equation. calculating Pu-238 production, quality, and impurity levels 3119 Vincent,AndrewM. Fuel-cladding mechanical interaction in the Np-237 transmutation chain. in simulated sphere pac fuel. 3142 Zahm,LanceLeon.Nuclearinvestigationsofthe Nuclear Engineering-MASTERS 1984 eletrolysis of Db2sO using palladium cathodes and platinum anodes. 3120Chadly,PeterBrent. Thermal hydraulic analysis of a U- tube steam generator in a pressurized water reactor. Nuclear Engineering-MASTERS 1992 3121 Jensen,PeterJohn. A RETRAN model for a hypothetical 3143 Anand, Ajay. Monte Carlo design and simulation of a steam line break occurring at low power operation of the shipboardp252sCf-based PGNAA analyzerforthe Trojan Nuclear Plant. sensitivity analysis of seafloor cores. 3122Reardon,PatrickThomas. A two-dimensional analysis of 3144 Bostick, Kent C. Two-dimensional temperature model for porosity effects on the thermal conductivity of ceramic target materials bombarded by ion beams. nuclear fuels. 3145 Bukar,KyariAbby A comparative study of nodal course- Nuclear Engineering-MASTERS 1985 mesh methods for pressurized water reactors. 3123 Coe, DouglasH. Neutron shadow holography: a feasibility 3146 Miles,ToddL. Monte Carlo uncertainty reliability and isotope production calculations for a fast reactor. study. 3124 Prichard,AndrewW.Hard spectrum reactor design Nuclear Engineering-DOCTORS 1983 criterion for actinide utilization. 3147 McNair, Gary W. Natural convectioninhorizontal Nuclear Engineering-MASTERS 1986 eccentric annuli. 3125 Harris, RichardD.(RichardDonald). Modeling of 3148 Nassersharif, Bahram. Describing function theory as interferences in gamma ray pulse height distributions. applied to thermal and neutronic problems. 3126 Kaya, Sadi. COBRA-OSU: a fast running computer code 3149 Sterbentz, JamesW. An integral transport theory boundary for coupled kinetic-thermal hydraulic analysis of nuclear conditionappliedtoclose-packedlatticecellswith investigations into a heuristic flux convergence method. reactor cores. 3127 Newell,DanielL. Real-time neutron radiography. 3150 Yen, JulianYu-liang. Extension of fuel bumup in light water reactors by using a strict in-out refueling scheme. 3128 Sui, YuehChun. Dynamic simulation of a Westinghouse PWR four-loop plant during steam generator tube rupture Nuclear Engineering-DOCTORS 1985 event. 3151 Youssefnia,MohammadHossein.Aninvestigative Nuclear Engineering-MASTERS 1987 approach to study the RETRAN modeling concepts in the analysis of a safety valve discharge transient. 3129 Greek,KevinJ.Optimum temporalandcontrast considerations in extremely high speed motion neutron Nuclear Engineering-DOCTORS 1986 radiography. 3152 Luo, ShyrTung. Stabilityanalysis of dynamic heat 3130 King,John (JohnBarry). Application of the conjugate transfer. gradient method to the COMMIX-1B threedimensional momentum equation. Nuclear Engineering-DOCTORS 1989 3131 Kliewer,CharlesP. A feasibil[i]tyanalysis of high 3153 Lee, Chungchan. A two-group study on the gadolinium conversion ratio pressurized water reactordesigns. particle depletion in light water reactor fuel rods. 3154 Samuels, Jeffery W. A non-line advanced plant simulator.
71 Nuclear Engineering-DOCTORS 1990 Nutrition and Food Management-DOCTORS 1992 3155 Almarshad,AbdullahI.A. A model forwaterside 3176 Cluskey, Mary M. The devlopment and implementation of oxidation of zircaloy fuel cladding in pressurized water a structured on-the-job training (SOJT) model in one reactors. healthcare foodservice operation. 3156Almasoumi,Abdullah MuhammadSultan. Monte Carlo 3177 Soetrisno, Uken Sukaeni Sanusi. Characterization of model of a capture gamma ray analyzer for a seafloor core yellow pea (Pisum sativum L. Miranda) proteins and the sample. proteinate functional properties. 3157 Greek,KevinJ. Development of an object-oriented expert 3178 Witte,SandraSue. Clinical nutritionmanagers' system for PWR core reload. responsibilities and professional development strategies. Nuclear Engineering-DOCTORS 1991 3158Cho, Byung-oh. Nodal methods for calculating nuclear Ocean Engineering see also-Civil Engineering reactor transients, control rod patterns, and fuel pin powers. 3159 Lafi, Abd Y. A general theory of flooding implementing the cuspoid catastrophe. Ocean Engineering-MASTERS 1988 3179Petereit,RalphA. The static and cyclic pullout behavior of Nuclear Engineering-DOCTORS 1992 plate anchors in fine saturated sand. 3160Greene,KennethR.(KennethRay).Nonintrusive 3180 Ramsden,JeraldDay. Kinematics and return flow in a intelligent monitoring for nuclear power plant emergency closed wave flume. classification. 3181 Shin, Ong-in. Wave forces on concrete pipes and plates Nutrition and Food Management-MASTERS 1990 used as seabed artificial reef units. 3161 Harris,JanetElizabeth.Theeffectofestrogen Ocean Engineering-MASTERS 1991 replacementtherapy on vitaminB-6 status of 3182 Furukawa, Keizo. Wave diffraction due to trenches and postmenopausal women. rubble. 3162 Levy, Theresa A. Dental hygienists and dietary counseling : extent and quality. Ocean Engineering-MASTERS 1992 3163 Selvy, Theresa A. Nutrient intake and sources of fat in the 3183 Ward,Donald L.(DonaldLeRoy).Oceanwave diets of college students. interactionwith a caissonon a rubble base. Nutrition and Food Management-MASTERS 1991 Oceanography-MASTERS 1983 3164Aberle,SusanE. Glucose and insulin responses to a 3184Brodeur,RichardD. Food habits,dietary overlap and carbohydrate snack incarbohydrate cravers and non- gastric evacuation rates of rockfishes (genusSebastes). carbohydrate cravers. 3185 Gushee, DeanE. An analysis of depot lipid of ocean-caught 3165 Beilstein, Michael A. Effect of vitamin B-6 status on juvenile coho salmon and comparisons with a laboratory Selenium metabolism in the rat. fasting study. 3166 Smith,DanielE. Vitamin B-6 status of persons with 3186 Henderson,CurtisDaniel.Biochemicalgeneticsof diabetes mellitus. geographicallyseparatedpopulationsof wood boring 3167 Yang, Mei-fang. An assessment of cook-chill foodservice isopods of the genus Limnoria (Flabellifera, Isopoda). systems. 3187 Llewellyn,JanetGeorge.Bathymetriczonationof nearshore mysids with emphasis on the beach-dwelling Nutrition and Food Management-MASTERS 1992 mysid Archaeomysis grebnitzkii. 3168 Clark,SusanL.(SusanLynn).Effectof porcine 3188 McDonald,WilliamP. Influence of organic matter on the somatotropin on the lipid profile of tissues in pigs. geotechnical properties and consolidation characteristics of 3169 Krupin, Nancy. Reducing the fat in school lunch : the effect northern Oregon continental slope sediments. on 24-hour intake by fifth graders. 3189 Olivera,RicardoMartin. A complex distribution of water 3170Virk,RickyS. Effect of vitamin B-6 supplementation on massesand related circulation off northern Californiain July fuel utilization during exhaustive endurance exercise in men. 1981. 3171 Wilson, Vicki L. Quality characteristics for fully-cooked 3190 Redden,GeorgeDean. Characteristics of photochemical ham, brine-cured prior to freezing. production of carbon monoxide in seawater. 3172 Yu, Qing. Effect of dietary fluoride on selenite toxicity in 3191 VonBreymann,MartaTorres. Studies of hydroxylamine the rat. in the marine environment. 3192Weliky, Karen. Clay-organicassociationsinmarine Nutrition and Food Management-DOCTORS 1990 sediments : carbon, nitrogen, and amino acids in the fine 3173 Song, Jihyun. Effects of dietary selenium and fish oil grained fractions. (MaxEPA) on arachidonic acid metabolism and hemostatic 3193 Wilson,StephanieLynn. The life history of Comphium function in the rat. salmons in the Columbia River estuary. Nutrition and Food Management-DOCTORS 1991 Oceanography-MASTERS 1984 3174 Alaoui, Larbi. Evaluation of the iron status of a population 3194Acuna,EnzoS. Biology of the myctophid fish, Diaphus of adults in Morocco : influence of dietary intake. theta Eigenmann and Eigenmann 1890, off the Oregon 3175 Prince,Annie. Vitamin B-6 status, energy and protein coast. intakes, and amino acids in the diets and plasma of school- 3195 Ellis, StevenG. Seasonal relationship between the digestive aged patients with Phenylketonuria:implications for an enzyme activity of laminarinase and ingestion rate of Acartia improved nutritional treatment. clausii.
72 3196 Gadomski,DenaMarie. Feeding ecology of pelagic larvae 3218 Braun, Gary Michael. The structure of an arctic shallow of two pleuronectids (English sole, Parophrys vetulus, and water benthic community: effects of ice gouging. butter sole, Isopsetta isolepis) off the Oregon coast. 3219 Culley,SaraK. Standing edge waves on a pocket beach. 3197 Garreton,MartaS. Bioenergetics of yolk utilization in 3220Halliwell, Vicki M. A turbulence model applied to the embryos and yolk-sac larvae of the surf-smelt Hypomesus diurnal cycle. pretiosus pretiosus (Girard, 1855) under different incubation 3221 Johnson,JerryR.AnalysisofSeasat-Asatellite temperatures. scatterometer wind observations with emphasis over the 3198 Gonzalez,ExequielB. Tidal exchange of decapod larvae Antarctic Circumpolar Current. and small benthic peracarids between the ocean and the 3222Li,Zhenlin. Pivoting angles of gravel with applications in Salmon River estuary, Oregon. sediment threshold studies. 3199 Howd, Peter A. Beach foreshore response to long-period 3223 Temte,JonathanL. Photoperiod and the timing of pupping waves in the swash_zone. in the Pacific harbor seal (Phoca vitulina richardsi) with 3200 Jones,KimKoch. Annual secondary production and notes on reproduction in northern fur seals and Dall community dynamics of benthic infauna in a Columbia porpoises. River estuary mudflat. 3224Walsh,IanDavid. Resuspension and the rebound process: 3201 Kalish,JohnM. The biological and acoustical structure of implications of sediment trap studies in the northern Pacific. sound scattering layers in the ocean off Oregon. 3225 Wei,Ching-ling. Carbonate chemistry of the North Pacific 3202 McDonald,JohnH.Ecologicalgeneticsoftwo Ocean. polymorphic enzymes in three species of Megalorchestia (Amphipoda:Talitridae). Oceanography-MASTERS 1987 3203 Mundy,BruceC. Yearly variation in the abundance and 3226Brophy, JenniferElaine. Production of biologically- distribution of fish larvae in the coastal zone off Yaquina refractory dissolved organic carbon by natural seawater Head, Oregon, from June 1969 to August 1972. microbial populations.
3204 St.Martin,JosephWilfred. Internal waves : towed 3227 Clemens,KarenE. Along-coast variations of Oregon observations in the western North Atlantic. beach-sand compositions produced by themixing of 3205 Wakefield,WillardWaldo. Feeding relationships within sediments from multiple sources under a transgressing sea. assemblages of nearshore and mid-continental shelf benthic 3228 Collins,JohnL. (JohnLeopold). The influence of fishes off Oregon. intertidal macroalgae on exchanges of nutrients and oxygen in a Pacific Northwest estuary. Oceanography-MASTERS 1985 3229 Comejo-Rodriguez,M.Pilar. Propagation and forcing of 3206 Carbonell,MariaConsuelo. Phytoplankton of an ice-edge high frequency sea level variability in the eastern equatorial bloom in the Ross Sea, with special reference to the Pacific. elemental composition of Antarctic diatoms. 3230 Hays,PatriciaE. Paleoceanographyoftheeastern 3207 Chung, Alton W. Relationships between oceanographic equatorial Pacific during the Pliocene : a high resolution factors and thedistributionof juvenile coho salmon radiolarian study. (Oncorhynchus kisutch) off Oregon and Washington, 1982- 3231 Kokkinakis, StevenAndon. Utilization of inorganic and 1983. organic nitrogen by phytoplankton off the Washington and 3208Fagerness, Vicki L. The spring bloom of the silicoflagellate Oregon coasts. Dictyocha speculum in East Sound, Washington, with 3232 Lin,Kaijun. Application of linear free energy relationship respect to certain environmental factors. in marine chemistry and analysis of the wintertime carbonate 3209 Garrow, Holly C. Shoreline rhythmicity on a natural beach. data in the northern North Atlantic Ocean. 3210 Hoffman,SarahElizabeth. Alteration mineralogy and 3233 O'Brien, MargaretC. (Margaret Claire).Nitrogen and geochemistryoftheArchaeanOnverwachtGroup, phosphorus uptake by Enteromorpha prolifera (Mull.) J. Ag. Barberton Mountain Land, South Africa. 3234 Reid,Brad. The fall transition of Oregon shelf waters. 3211 Miller-Way, Christine A. The response of a marine 3235 Savidge, WilliamB. Factors affecting the rates of infaunal meiofaunal assemblage to experimental manipulations of recolonization of small-scale disturbances on an intertidal sediment microtopography. sand flat. 3212 Murphy, KimMarie. Transition metal and rare earth element fluxes at two sites in the eastern tropical Pacific: Oceanography-MASTERS 1988 relationship to ferromanganese nodule genesis. 3236 Francis, Erika A. Calibration of the Nimbus-7 scanning 3213 Nishimoto,RobertN. Time series analyses of daily multichannel microwave radiometer (SMMR), 1979-1984. albacore catches and upwelling indices off Oregon and 3237 Merrick,RichardL.Behavioralanddemographic California. characteristics of northern sea lion rookeries. 3214 Pelegri, Jose L. The role of inertial oscillations in the 3238 Roesler,CollinStevens. Zooplankton variability in the dynamics of coastal upwelling. California current, 1951-1982. 3215 Verplanck,EmilyPierce. Temporal variations in volume and geochemistry of volcanism in the Western Cascades, Oceanography-MASTERS 1989 Oregon. 3239 Appelgate, T.Bruce. Tectonic and volcanic structures of the southern flank of Axial Volcano, Juan de Fuca Ridge Oceanography-MASTERS 1986 results from a SeaMARC I sidescan sonar survey. 3216 Beller, Harry R. Distributions of polychlorinated biphenyls 3240 Bowline, CynthiaM. A model of Arctic Ocean internal (PCB's), hydrocarbons and fatty acids among sedimentary waves generated by under-ice topography. organic matter fractions. 3241 Chun, Yip. Geochemistry of thoriumin natural water 3217 Boudrias,MichelAndre. Life history and feeding ecology systems. of the dominant Arctic lysianassid amphipod Pseudalibrotus 3242 deCharon, AnnetteV. Structure and tectonics of Cascadia (= Onisimus) litoralis from the inner continental shelf of the segment, Central blanco transform fault zone. SW Beaufort Sea.
73 3243 Howard,KatherineJane. Hydrothermal vents of the 3267 Lara-Lara, Ruben. Primary biomass and production Gorda Ridge, NE Pacific: mineralogy and chemistry of processes in the Columbia River estuary. sulfide chimneys, precipitates and alteration products. 3268 Lilley,MarvinDouglas. Studies on the marine chemistry 3244Lippmann,ThomasC. The stability and spatial variability of reduced trace gases. of sand bar morphology. 3269 Riedel,GerhardtF. The copper sensitivity of Oregon 3245 Muehlhausen, Laurel A. Biomarker analysis of marine and coastal phytoplankton. terrestrial organic carbon sources and a paleotemperature 3270 Romea,RichardDennis. On coastal trapped waves at low record from MANOP site C sediments, equatorial Pacific. latitudes in a stratified ocean. 3246Pinto Alvarez, Luis A. Use of sediment fractionation 3271 Tester,PatriciaAnn. The effects of the temperature techniques to establish a geochemical link between natural- acclimationofparentalgenerationsandincubation occurring PAH and 3-oxytriterpenoids in Columbia River temperature on lability of egg hatching time in the copepod sediments. Acartia tonsa Dana. 3247 Sinclair,ElizabethHacker. Feeding habits of northern fur seals (Callorhinus ursinus) in the eastern Bering Sea. Oceanography-DOCTORS 1984 3272 Brunson,BurlieA. Shearwaveattenuationin Oceanography-MASTERS 1990 unconsolidated laboratory sediments. 3248 Hagelberg,TeresaKing. The response of pliocene climate 3273 Dexter, Barbara Lynne. Developmental grazing to orbital forcing:radiolarian evidence from the eastern capabilities of Pseudocalanus sp. and Acartia clausi (CI to equatorial Pacific. adult). 3249Jamerlan,SaturnineJuan. Nitrogen fluxesthrough 3274 Fischer,KathleenM. Particle fluxes in the eastern tropical microbial communities from Yaquina Bay (Oregon). Pacific Ocean -- sources and processes. 3250Keller,RandallA. Geochemistry of quaternary, rift-related 3275 Karlin, Robert. Paleomagnetism, rock magnetism, and volcanism in the Bransvield Strait, Antarctica. diagenesis in hemipelagic sediments from the northeast 3251 Shih, Shyuer-ming. Hydrauliccontrolof grainsize Pacific Ocean and the Gulf of California. distributions and differential transport rates of bedload 3276 Peterson, Curt D. Sedimentation in small active-margin gravels Oak Creek, Oregon. estuaries of the northwestern United States. 3252 Tokamakian, Robin. Sea surface velocity determination using satellite imagery validation and an application. Oceanography-DOCTORS 1985 3253Urena,HelenaMolina. Distribution of the eggs and larvae 3277 Emerick,ChristinaM. Age progressive volcanism in the of some flatfishes(Pleuronectiformes) off Washington, Comores Archipelago and northern Madagascar. Oregon, and northern Calfornia, 1980-1983. 3278 Federman,AlanNeil.Correlationandpetrological interpretation of abyssal and terrestrial tephra layers. Oceanography-MASTERS 1991 3279 Kemp, PaulF. Life history, production, and food resources 3254Baeuerle,BrigitteG. Isolation, extraction, and of thedeposit-feedingpolychaete Euzonus mucronata fluorometric measurements of nucleic acids and DNA (Treadwell) on an Oregon coastal sand beach. photorepair in marine macrophytes. 3280 Thornburg,ToddMark. Sedimentation in the Chile 3255 Krefft,KevinP. The swimming behavior of the copepod Trench. Calanus marshallae under various food conditions. 3256 Nunez, RodrigoH. Prediction of tidal propagation and Oceanography-DOCTORS 1986 circulation in Chilean Inland Seas using a frequency domain 3281 Baba, Jumpei. Terrigenous sediments in two continental model. margin environments: western South America and the Gulf 3257 Sharp, JohnL. Manganese and iron geochemistry in the of California. endeavour ridge hydrothermal plume. 3282 Batchelder,HaroldParker. Population dynamics and 3258 Welling,LeighA. Radiolarian microfauna in the northern feeding ecology of the copepod, Metridia pacifica, in the California current system :spatial and temporal variability subarctic Pacific Ocean. and implications for paleoceanographic reconstruction. 3283 Butler,JamesHall. Cycling of reduced trace gases and hydroxylamine in coastal waters. Oceanography-MASTERS 1992 3284 Hennessey,JohnPatrick. Biochemical adaptation of deep- 3259Bahr, Frederick L. The effects of rainfall on temperature sea fishes:susceptibility of dehydrogenases to pressure- and salinity in the surface layer of the equatorial Pacific. inactivation and proteolysis. 3260Chen,Xiaojing. Oxygenatednaturalproducts in 3285 Shenker, JonathanM. Biology of neustonic larval and tropospheric aerosols-sources and transport. juvenile fishes and crabs off Oregon, 1984. 3261 Holland,K. Todd (KennethTodd). Statistical distribution 3286 Sumich,JamesL. Latitudinal distribution, calf growth and of swash maxima on natural beaches. metabolism, and reproductive energetics of gray whales, 3262Juhl,AndrewR. The biology of a shallow-water methane Eschrichtius robustus. vent. Oceanography-DOCTORS 1987 3263 Lorang,MarkS. Lake level regulation, shoreline erosion and shore protection : Flathead Lake, Montana. 3287 Brzezinski, Mark A. Physiological and environmental 3264Yu, Lei. Budgets and behaviors of uranium and thorium factors affecting diatom species competition in a Gulf series isotopes in the Santa Monica basin off the California Stream warm-core ring. coast. 3288 Finney,BrucePreston.Paleoclimaticinfluenceon sedimentation and manganese nodule growth during the past Oceanography-DOCTORS 1983 400,000 years at MANOP Site H (eastern equatorial 3265Denbo,DonaldWade. On forcedcurrentsovera Pacific). continental margin : theory and analysis. 3289 Halliwell, GeorgeR. The large-scale coastal wind field and 3266Jefferts, Katharine. Zoogeography and systematics of sea level response along the west coast of North America. cephalopods of the northeastern Pacific Ocean.
74 3290 Lee,Dong-kyu. The linear and non-linear baroclinic 3312 Dandurand,KennethR. The effect of phototherapy on instability in the eastern North Pacific. dopamine in dextrose 5 water stability in vitro. 3291 Murray,DavidW. Spatial and temporal variations in 3313 Haas, Milo. A comparison of alternative pharmacy fee sediment accumulation in the central tropical Pacific. systems in a community hospital. 3314 Lee,Rai-yun. Stability of oral liquidcimetidine HCl and Oceanography-DOCTORS 1988 furosemide repackaged in unit dose containers at various 3292 Bakun, Andrew. Applications of maritime data to the study temperatures. of surface forcing of seasonal and interannualocean 3315 Sartnurak, Soisurin. The study of valproate sodium variability in eastern boundary regions. formulations in vitro. Baumgartner, 3293 Timothy R. High resolution 3316 Tate,Marshall. Aminophylline dosing in congestive heart paleoclimatology from the varved sediments of the Gulf of failure. California. 3317 Tatong, Walapa. The evaluation of octanol-water partition 3294 Breymann, Marta T. von. Magnesium in hemipelagic coefficients from chromatographic data environments : surface reactions in the sediment-pore water system. Pharmacy-MASTERS 1984 3295 Han, MyungWoo. Dynamics and chemistry of pore fluids 3318Acholonu, Wilfred W. The effects of L-ascorbic acid, in marine sediments of different tectonic settings: Oregon thiamine HC1, or L-cysteine on ethanol and acetaldehyde subduction zone and Bransfield Strait Extensional Basin. blood levels and disposition. 3296 Harvey, James T. Population dynamics, annual food 3319 Hoyt, Dale G. Characterization of cholestasis induced by consumption, movements, and dive behaviors of harbor 1,3-bis-(2-chloroethyl)-l-nitrosourea in rats. seals, Phoca vitulina richardis, in Oregon. 3320Huston,ThomasK. The absolutebioavailabilityof 3297 Paduan, Jeffrey D. Response to wind stress and heating in dyphylline tablets in human subjects. the North Pacific surface layer. 3321 Rawson,CathleenL. The effect of cold-stress on alphab2 3298 Samelson,RogerM. Observations and modelling of fronts smodulation of transmitter release and transmitter uptake in and frontogenesis in the upper ocean. the rat caudal artery. 3299 Standley,LaurelJ. Determination of molecular signatures 3322 Sahajwalla,ChandrahasG. Antimicrobial vaginal dosage of natural andthermogenicproductsintropospheric forms employing Dimethyl Fumarate or propionic acid. aerosols--input and transport. 3323 Tavipatana, Wattanaporn. Pharmacokinetics of Oceanography-DOCTORS 1990 theophylline and it's N-7 derivatives in rabbits. 3300Rushdi,AhmedI.M. Kinetics and equilibria of magnesian Pharmacy-MASTERS 1985 calcite in seawater-like solutions : laboratory studies. 3324 Bettner,FrancoiseSoges. Effects of pH, temperature, Oceanography-DOCTORS 1991 concentration, and time on particle counts in lipid-containing TPN admixtures. 3301 Desonie,Dana L. (DanaLee). Geochemical expression of BettyLouise. Comparing measures of beliefs volcanism in an on-axis and intraplate hotspot : Cobb and 3325 Hasuike, Marques. about drug-taking compliance. Hiraiwa, Yuri. Variables influencing the level of drug 3302 Howd, Peter A. Edge waves in the presence of strong 3326 knowledge among village practitioners in Bangladesh. longshore currents. Lion, Grace Yow-Hwa. Preformulation studies for oral 3303 Kawka,Orest EduardMykola. Hydrothermal alteration of 3327 sedimentary organic matter in Guaymas Basin, Gulf of dosage forms of lactobacilli. California. 3328 Regner,MichaelJohn. Evaluation of the effectiveness of three methods designed to inform patients about side effects. 3304 Li, Zhenlin. Longshore grain sorting and beach-placer formation adjacent to the Columbia River. Pharmacy-MASTERS 1986 3305 Lin,Kaijun. Photochemical transformations of phenolic 3329Bronson,MichaelHenry. Quality assurance of home and compounds added to marine surface microlayers. inpatient parenteral nutrition. 3306 Mordy, Calvin (Calvin Ward). Fluorescence 3330Stockberger, Roxy A. Peritoneal clearance of vitamin B-6 measurements of DNA and RNA in marine microorganisms. and evaluation of vitamin B-6 and vitamin A status in Oceanography-DOCTORS 1992 childrenundergoingcontinuousambulatoryperitoneal dialysis (CAPD). 3307 Ellis,Steven G.Seasonaldynamics andallometric 3331 Tjaharyanto,Djojo. Investigations on cardiac glycosides considerationsoffeedingandfoodprocessingfor and interactions with Nap+s,Kp+s-ATPase. macrozooplankton in the northeast Pacific Ocean. 3308 Krasnow,LynneD. Particle selection for tube building and Pharmacy-MASTERS 1987 thestabilizationofsediments by Leptocheliadubia 3332Hopkins, Christopher J. Pharmacological characterization (Crustacea, Tanaidacea) : interactions with bacteria and of spinal adenosine involvement in antinociception. microalgae. 3333 Wheeler-Usher, Donna. A study of pharmacy externs' 3309 McManus, James. On the chemical and physical limnology ability to respond to drug information requests received by of Crater Lake, Oregon. the Oregon Poison Control and Drug Information Center. 3310 O'Connor,JohnM. The evolution of south Atlantic hot 3334 Yu, Yupei. A quantitative structure activity relationships spotsystems : anintegratedgeochronologicaland study of antiinfectives based on the nalidixic acid structure. geochemical investigation. Pharmacy-MASTERS 1988 Pharmacy-MASTERS 1983 3335 Hsu,Huey-yuh.Dissolutionandbioavailabilityof 3311 Anderson, John L. Phannacokinetic investigation of a immediate and sustained release cold and cough dosage potential drug interaction : aminophylline and prednisone. forms.
75 3336 Lopez, Albert. The natural products chemistry of the red Pharmacy-DOCTORS 1987 algae Ptilota filicina and Laurencia obtusa. 3357Liou, Yow-Hwa Grace. Formulation studies of lactic acid- Pharmacy-MASTERS 1989 producing bacteria for oral administration. 3337 Zhang, Ge. Adenosine analogs suppress seizures induced by 3358 Sahajwalla,ChandrahasG. New product formulation and bicuculline methiodide in the rat prepiriform cortex. multiple dose pharmacokinetics of acetaminophen. Pharmacy-MASTERS 1990 Pharmacy-DOCTORS 1988 3338 Beardsley, Grant D.Eliminationof11-nor-delta-9- 3359Szot, Patricia. Adenosine receptor modulation of seizure tetrahydrocannabinol-9-carboxylic acid when normalized to susceptibility in rats. urinary creatinine. 3360Tavipatana, Wattanaporn. Bioadhesive polymers in drug 3339 Lee, Ya-ling. Development of a transdermal delivery product formulations. system for melatonin. Pharmacy-DOCTORS 1989 Pharmacy-MASTERS 1992 3361 Devaud, Leslie L. Interactions of pyrethroid insecticides 3340 Ruan, Xiumei. Vehicle and enhancer effects on penetration with GABAA and peripheral-type benzodiazepine receptors. of acyclovir through chicken and cockatiel skin in vitro. 3362 LaFollette,SharronE. Modification of the acute effects of ethanol or acetaldehyde on drug metabolism by ascorbic Pharmacy-DOCTORS 1983 acid, thiamine, or cysteine in vivo. 3341 Deffo,TamboueEsaie. Site-specific labeling of the cardiac Pharmacy-DOCTORS 1990 glycoside receptor Nap+s,Kp+s-ATPase synthesis of a C-17 side group photoaffinity label ; Relationship of cardioactive 3363 Blair, T. Ann. Ontogeny of Abl sadenosine receptor- steroid structure and conformation to biological activity. mediated negative chronotropy in embryonic chick heart. 3342 Huang, Hua-pin. Pharmacokinetics of dyphylline after 3364Leid, Mark. Pharmacologicalcharacterizationof the administration of prodrugs in rabbits and pigs. porcine atrial Ab 1 sadenosine receptor. 3343 Vee, George L. A study of bioactive substances from 3365 Mansell,LibbieJ. New acetaminophenproducts Erythroxylum coca (Lin.) and Vancouveria hexandra (Morn. formulation development and bioavailability. and Decne.). 3366 Royland, Joyce E.Acetylcholinesynthesis,storage, degredation and nicotinic receptores in a rat model for space- Pharmacy-DOCTORS 1984 induced muscle atrophy. 3344 Chang, Shyi-feu. New product formulations, 3367 Story,SandraC. Solid phase synthesis of dymorphin pharmacokinetics and bioavailability of dyphylline. analogues as probes of kappa apioid receptors. 3345 Suvanakoot, Uthai. Product formulation of phenylbutazone, theophylline, tolbutamide and Pharmacy-DOCTORS 1991 pharmacokinetics-toxicities of theophylline injectionsin 3368 Hossain, Mohammad. Evaluation of gastrointestinal transit pigs. time and novel oral acetaminophen product formulation. Pharmacy-DOCTORS 1985 3369 Lin, Shun Yih. Calcium alginate gels in oral dosage form design. 3346All, Seham A. Factors affecting labeling efficiency of 3370 Piepmeier,EdwardH.Formulationofanoral technetium-99m to red blood cells. acetylsalicylic acid suspension and pharmacokinetics of 3347 Dalich, George M. Hepatotoxicity of monochlorobenzene parenteral thrombomodulin analogues. in rats and rainbow trout. 3371 Wong,GeorgeKaon. Development of novel oral enteric- 3348 Sartnurak, Soisurin. Evaluation of solid dispersed particles coated aquaculture vibrio vaccines. for formulation of oral ibuprofen tablets. 3349Stolzenbach,JamesCarlson. Hepatic mixed function Pharmacy-DOCTORS 1992 oxygenase activity in rats during cholestasis following 1,3- 3372 Bernart, Matthew W. Natural products from tropical and bis-(2-chloroethyl)-l-nitrosourea (BCNU) treatment. temperate marine algae. Pharmacy-DOCTORS 1986 3373 Jiang,Zhi-dong. Novel oxylipins and heterocycles from the Rhodophyta and Cyanophyta. 3350Borin,MarieT.Newproductformulationsand 3374 Moghaddam, MehranFallah. Structural and biosynthetic pharmacokinetics of acetaminophen. studies on marine eicosanoids and other oxylipins. 3351 Gant,DanielB. A comparative investigation of the pharmacology of fishand mammalian neuromuscular Physics-MASTERS 1986 systems. 3375 Gold, Guido. Critical exponents of sputtered amorphous 3352 Hoyt,DaleG. Impaired organic anion excretion and GdbOs b70sPdbOs b30 s. cholestasis caused by 1,3-bis-(2-chloroethyl)-l-nitrosourea 3376Schulz, Norbert S. Triple angular correlations of gamma (carmustine or BCNU) in rats. rays in p1lOsCd. 3353 Jarvi, Eric J. Biochemical changes associated with BCNU- 3377 Xiao, Dong. Gamma decays and level structure of pl86sJr. induced pulmonary toxicity. 3354Rathore,HargovindS. Studies on cardiotonic steroids and Physics-MASTERS 1987 their receptor Nap+s,Kp+s-ATPase. 3378 Herpe, Joachim. X-ray study of an isobranched lecithin. 3355 Rawson,CathleenL. Characterization of dynamic changes 3379 Schmid,Andreas (AndreasKarl). Collective electron in vascular reactivity following treatment with carmustine in behavior in electron-hole superlattices. Sprague-Dawley rats. Physics-MASTERS 1988 3356 Tatung, Walapa. Molecular connectivity: an application of chemical graph theory. 3380Brown,DanielE. Angular correlations of gamma rays in the decay of "p"109"s"Pd and "p"111"s"Pd.
76 3381 Doll,Bernhard. Nuclear magnetic resonance in Ga-doped Physics-DOCTORS 1987 liquid Seb0sb5sTeb0sb5s. 3405 Gumplinger, Peter. A measurement of the neutral pion 3382 Gutekunst, Bernd. Monte Carlo simulation of oxygen form factor by means of the reaction [pi]p0 s--> ep+sep-gc s. mobility in cubic zirconia. 3406 Jaeger, Herbert. Perturbed angular correlation 3383 Rieckert, Volker. Quadrupole moments and g-factors of investigation of zirconia ceramics. low-lying bands in odd-A-nuclei (150 77 3425 Murphy, Mary Loyer. (co-depts. Animal Science and Poultry Science-DOCTORS 1986 Estension Methods) An on-farm method for determination of 3442 Tachasirinugune, Sommai. Performance of broilers and sulfonamide drug residues in turkeys. layers fed crab meal and other substances for improving Poultry Science-MASTERS 1984 utilization of diets containing whey or cellulose. 3426 YoussefHakimi, Ali A. Sulfa residue studies with market Poultry Science-DOCTORS 1987 turkeys :repletion, depletion and recycling effect from 3443 Nilipour,AmirH. The effects of low protein diets with reused litter. varying levels of dietary energy and triticale (var: Flora) on Poultry Science-MASTERS 1985 the reproductive performance of medium white turkey breeder toms. 3427 Iheanacho, MitchellOnwuha. Evaluation of various methods and application rates of ferrous sulfate heptahydrate Poultry Science-DOCTORS 1988 in the control of atmospheric ammonia in an enclosed broiler 3444Bootwalla,SalimMohsin. Factors affecting semen quality house. and their effects on the fertilizing ability of broiler breeder Poultry Science-MASTERS 1986 spermatozoa using a fluorometric assay. 3428 Buchholz,PhyllisS. Comparative electrophoretic analysis 3445 Rakphongphairoj, Vinai. The effects of ad libitum feeding of plasma protein fractions from deep pectoral myopathic, 7% crude protein diets with varying energy levels on the hereditary muscular dystrophic, and a normal line of reproductive performance of caged broiler breeder males. turkeys. Poultry Science-DOCTORS 1990 3429 Burke, Marie. Genetic response to divergent Julianna 3446 Kirby,JohnD. Physiological and anatomical factors selection for blood cholesterol levels in Japanese quail associated with heritable spermatozoal degeneration in the (Coturnix coturnix japonica). male domestic fowl (Gallus domesticus). 3430 Nassar,Abdul-RahmanH. Canola meal as a protein 3447 Wu, Yea-Ching. Dietary fish meal and the incidence of source in chicken diets. sudden death syndrome in broiler chickens. 3431 Simpson, Gregory D. Studies with broilers reared on different floor types with and without padded roosts. Poultry Science-DOCTORS 1991 3448 Modhish, AbduhnalekM. Nutritional implications in Poultry Science-MASTERS 1987 broilers fed single or a combination of feed ingredients 3432Modhish, A. M. Comparison between wood fiber pellets during feed shortages in the Republic of Yemen. and wood shavings as broiler litter. 3449 Zhong,Cheng. Dietaryenergy manipulation onfat Poultry Science-MASTERS 1988 deposition and metabolism in broilers. 3433Hales, LaviniaA. Heritability estimates for semen volume Poultry Science-DOCTORS 1992 in medium white turkeys. 3450Al-Aghbari, AbdulwaliM. Demonstration of a link 3434 Kulkarni, GururajBhimrao. Studies on the effects of between seminal plasma proteins and male fertility in the feeding yellow pea (Pisum sativum L. var. Miranda) diets domestic fowl (Gallus domesticus). with and without supplementation to commercial broiler 3451 Hollister, Albert Gene. Studies of fiber utilization in chickens. poultry. Poultry Science-MASTERS 1989 3452 Smith, Edward J. (Edward Jude). Genetic studies of 3435 Al-Aghbari,AbdulwaliM. A reexamination of the role of reproductive and biochemical traits in turkeys (Meleagris poly-L-glutamic acid on duration of fertility in the chicken. gallopavo) divergently selected for semen ejaculate volume. Poultry Science-MASTERS 1990 Radiation Health-MASTERS 1990 Selenium measurement in ground water and 3436 Brean, SuzanneE. Dietary riboflavin and the production of 3453 Yousef,Samir. activation clubbed down in chick embryos. biological material by instrumental neutron analysis. 3437 Ivusic, Sergio L The feeding value of yellow peas (Pisum sativum L. var. Miranda) for single comb white leghorn Radiation Health-MASTERS 1992 laying pullets. 3454Baik,Seung-Hyuk.Determinationofp9OsSr/p9OsY 3438 Kill, DonaldR. Reproductive performance of dwarf breeder contamination using beta-particle spectroscopy with active pullets fed yellow peas (Pisum sativum L. var. Marinda). gamma-ray discrimination. Poultry Science-MASTERS 1991 Rangeland Resources-MASTERS 1983 3439Uddin, Zaheer. Comparison on theeffectivenessof 3455 Berry,TimothyJames. The influence of grazing systems different chemical treatments of built-up broiler litter on on the performance and diet of yearling cattle. broiler house environment and broiler performance. 3456 Evenden, AngelaG. Effects of environmental conditions on Poultry Science-DOCTORS 1984 germination and early seedling development in Agropyron spicatum. 3440Akanbi, Olajumoke. Reproductive effects of gossypol and cottonseed meal in male single comb white Leghorn 3457 Snider,MichaelDuane. Soil and understory vegetation characteristics of a tractor-logged forest in eastern Oregon. chickens. 3458 Tanaka,JohnAugustus. Evaluating the relative worth of Poultry Science-DOCTORS 1985 public range improvements to a cow-calf ranching operation 3441 Buckner, Robert E. The effectsof selected feeding through computer simulation. programs on the reproductive performance and specific 3459 Warner, JohnRobert. Evaluation of three sheep grazing blood plasma chemistries of caged broiler breeder males and systems on western Oregon hill pastures. dwarf breeder females. 78 Rangeland Resources-MASTERS 1984 Rangeland Resources-DOCTORS 1983 3460Bohn, Carolyn C. The response of soils, streambanks and 3482 Champlin,MarkR. Big sagebrush (Artemisia tridentata) instream coliform bacteria levels to grazingmanagement in ecology and management with emphasis on prescribed a riparian area. burning. 3461 Hilken,ThomasO. Food habits and diet quality of deer and 3483 Doescher,PaulSteven. Phyto-edaphic relationships and cattle and herbage production of a sagebrush-grassland ecotypicdevelopment of Festucaidahoensisineastern range. Oregon habitat types of Artemisia tridentata. 3462Rhodes,Bruce Douglas.Sheep grazing in Douglas-fir 3484 Gillen,RobertL. Grazing behavior and distribution of plantations of Oregon's Coast Range and its impact on big cattle on mountain rangelands. game habitat. 3485 Svejcar, Tony. Seasonal and diurnal changes in the water relationsof elksedge(Carexgeyeri) and pinegrass Rangeland Resources-MASTERS 1986 (Calamagrostis mbescens). 3463Chouki, Salah. Evaluation of native and introduced plant 3486 Swanson, ShermanR. Infiltration, soil erosion, nitrogen species for revegetating Central Tunisian rangelands. loss and soil profile characteristics of Oregon lands occupied 3464Vaitkus,MildaR. Effect of western juniper on understory by three subspecies of Artemisia tridentata. herbage production in Central Oregon. Rangeland Resources-DOCTORS 1984 Rangeland Resources-MASTERS 1987 3487 Ganskopp,DavidC. Habitat use and spatial interactions of 3465Ben-Thlija,Abdellaziz.Nutritionalvalueofseveral cattle, wild horses, mule deer, and California bighorn sheep Opuntia species. in the Owyhee breaks of southeast Oregon. 3466 Lamouri,Abdelwahed. Assessment of a Douglas-fir/sheep 3488 Leininger, Wayne C. Silviculturalimpacts of sheep silvopastoral system in western Oregon. grazing in Oregon's Coast Range. Rangeland Resources-MASTERS 1988 3489 Motazedian, Iraj. Effect of defoliation treatments on forage quality, quantity, and species composition of a Lolium 3467 Alejandro-Castro, Mabel. Influenceof cattle grazing and perenne (L.) - Trifolium subterraneum (L.) pasture. forage seeding on establishment of conifers in southwest Oregon. Rangeland Resources-DOCTORS 1985 3468 All, HusseinMohamed. Cordeauxia edulis :production 3490 Everett,RichardL. Understory response to tree harvesting and forage quality incentralSomalia. in pinyon-juniper woodlands. 3469 Carlson,DeirdreH. Effects of grazing management and 3491 Ibnattya,AbdelhaiAndaloussi. Effects of cork oak tree planting pattern in a young Douglas-fir argoforest. (Quercus suber L.) canopy cover on seasonal herbage production, foliar cover, and nutritive quality in the Mamora Rangeland Resources-MASTERS 1989 National Forest of Morocco. John 3470Barber, Prentiss, Jr. Mapping of the groundwater 3492 McInnis,MichaelLindsay.Ecologicalrelationships system on Camp Creek using geophysical methods. among feral horses, cattle, and pronghorn in southeastern 3471 Busse, KathrynGrace. Econlgy of the Salix and Populus Oregon. species of the Crooked River National Grassland. 3493 Romo, James T. Water relations in Artemisia tridentata 3472 Larsen,RoyceE. Water quality impacts of free ranging subsp. wyomingensis, Sarcobatus vermiculatus, and Kochia cattle in semi-and environments. prostrata. 3473 Rose, Jeffrey A. Effect of western juniper removal on ponderosa pine and associated understory vegetation. Rangeland Resources-DOCTORS 1987 3474Wang, Jianguo. Response of Artemisia tridentata ssp. 3494 Young,Richard Paul.Fire ecology and management in wyomingensis and Stipathurberianato nitrogen plant communities of Malheur National Wildlife Refuge, amendments. southeastern Oregon. 3475 Williams,JohnDana. Overland flow and sediment Rangeland Resources-DOCTORS 1988 production potentials in logged and nonlogged sites of a 3495Jaindl, RaymondG. The effect of winter grazing on ponderosa pine forest in northeastern Oregon. production and dynamics of a Lolium perenne(L.)- Rangeland Resources-MASTERS 1990 Trifolium repens (L.) pasture. 3476Kramer,Susanne. Developmentand morphology of 3496 Sheehy, DennisPatrick. Grazing relationships of elk, deer juvenite western juniper (Juni perus occidentalis Hook). and cattle on seasonal rangelands in northeastern Oregon. 3477 Ramsey,KatherineJ. Influence of leachates from western Rangeland Resources-DOCTORS 1990 juniperslash onthree native grasses. 3497Borman,MichaelM. Growth characteristics and site 3478 Sapsis,DavidB. Ecological effects of spring and fall potentials of perennial grass species. prescribed burning on basin big sagebrush : Idaho fescue-- 3498 Miller,PatriciaM. Physiological ecology of western bluebunch wheatgrass communities. juniper (Juniperus occidentalis hook.subsp. occidentalis). Rangeland Resources-MASTERS 1991 3499 Riegel,GreggMason.Understorycompetitionfor 3479 Jabbes,Mohamed.Evaluation of germination responses resources in Pinus ponderosa forests of northeastern Oregon. and early seedling development of selected medicago and Rangeland Resources-DOCTORS 1991 hedysarum species. 3500 Wahid, Abdul. Dietary compostion and nutritional status of Rangeland Resources-MASTERS 1992 sheep and goats grazing two rangeland types in Baluchistan, 3480 Smergut, TeresaA. Cardaria draba (L.) Desv. in the Pakistan. sagebrush ecosystem of northeastern Oregon. 3481 Westenskow, Kathy Jo. Conditioning bunchgrass on elk winter range. 79 Rangeland Resources-DOCTORS 1992 3518 Gess-Newsome, Julie. Biology teacher's perceptions of subject matter structure and its relationship to classroom 3501Green,DouglasM. (DouglasMitchell). Soil conditions practice. along a hydrologic gradient and successional dynamics in a grazed and ungrazed montane riparian ecosystem. 3519 Lwo, Lwun-syin. Effects of individualized examples and 3502 Karl,MichaelG. Effects of prescribed cattle grazing on personalized contexts in computer-based adaptive teaching reforestation in Oregon's southern Cascades. of algebra word problems. Drozdowski. An examination of students' 3503 Korpela,EdwinJ. Modeling riparian zone processes 3520 Morrell,Patrica attitudes toward school and classroom science. biomass production and grazing. 3504Mejjati-Alami, Mohammed. The impact of grazing on Soil Science-MASTERS 1983 forage quantity, quality and foliar cover of the herbaceous 3521 Berggren,BradJ. The mineralogy and morphology of vegetation in the Mamora Cork Oak Forest, Morocco. loess derived soils along a traverse in northeastern Oregon. 3505 Osman,KhalidAmir. Growth responses of Douglas-fir 3522 Evans, Lynn B.Hydrophobicityof CinderyTypic (Pseudotsuga menziesii [Mirb..] Franco) to defoliation. Cryorthents. Science Education-MASTERS 1989 3523 Flint, Alan L. Soil physical properties and available water 3506Morrell,PatriciaDrozdowski. The effects of computer capacity of southwest Oregon forest soils. assisted instruction on student achievement in high school 3524 Miles,Donald WilliamRiggs. Impact of landslide erosion biology. on tree growth and vegetation in the western Oregon Cascades. Science Education-DOCTORS 1984 3525 Myhrum, RonaldP. Soil variability on steep, skeletal 3507Davivongse, Pachara. The effects of a training program on forested slopes of the Umpqua National Forest, Oregon. wait-time and the questions asked by junior high school 3526Pikul, Joseph L. Calculated and field-measured soil heat science teachers in Thailand. flux: a comparison under two soil water regimes. 3508 Hafez,Abdullah IbrahimM. The relationship between the 3527 Schoeneberger,PhilipJames. An analysis of two adjacent cerebral lateralization for Arabic language and achievement agricultural watersheds in west central Oregon. in science. 3509Miller,Suzanne WinifredHilton. A comparison of Soil Science-MASTERS 1984 Computer-Assisted Instruction with Prescription Learning 3528 George, Daneila. Surface erosion on a clearcut in the andthe traditional "pull-out" programused in Willamette National Forest. supplementing instruction of mathematics basic skills to 3529 Hall, ThomasDavid. Nitrogen recovery from simulated Chapter I (Title I) students. sand-filter effluent by grass. Science Education-DOCTORS 1985 3530 Peek, DanielC. Fluoride sorption and dissolution reactions in soils. 3510Ebert, C.Steven. The effects of an immersion bilingual mathematics institute on the achievement of seventh grade Soil Science-MASTERS 1985 Mexican-American students. 3531 Caputo,JohnAnthony. Effects of nitrogen applied on Science Education-DOCTORS 1986 wheat straw on winter wheat (Triticum aestivum L.) yields in western Oregon. 3511 Tunhikorn,BupphachartPhotisaro. Attitudes toward and achievement in science of secondary students in Kasetsart 3532 Kjelgren,RogerKeith. Fertilizer nitrogen use efficiency Demonstration School, Bangkok, Thailand. by winter wheat in the Willamette Valley. 3533 Lentz, Rodrick David.Correspondence of soil properties Science Education-DOCTORS 1988 and classification units with sagebrush communities in 3512Al-Shargi,MohammedRashed. Saudi and non-Saudi southeastern Oregon. Arab male students' attitudes toward science and science 3534 McBride,RobinL. Potash fertilizer effects on yield, hollow achievement in secondary schools, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. heart, and nutrient levels in potato tubers and petioles. 3513 Frieske,RobertJohn.Theinfluenceofselected 3535 McGeehan, Steven L. Biological assessment of soils for supplementary materials on standardized science potential development of take-all root rot. achievement scores. 3536 Roseberg, RichardJ. Chloride fertilizer and soil pH effects 3514Ray, BrianDaniel. Determinants of student intention to on nitrification rate and soil solution constituents. engage in laboratory versus non-laboratory science learning behavior. Soil Science-MASTERS 1986 3537 Flint,LorraineE. Effects of soil surface shading, mulching Science Education-DOCTORS 1989 and vegetation control on Douglas-fir seedling growth and 3515Yamin, SulaimanBin. Frequency of testing and its effects microsite water partitioning. on achievement, test anxiety and attitudes toward science of 3538 Nibler, FrancisJ. Fertilizer requirements of wheat grown students at University Technology of Malaysia. under conservation tillage. Science Education-DOCTORS 1991 3539 Poore, JoelK. Quantitative shape analysis of soil map delineations in Benton County, Oregon. 3516Woods, Helen E. The student teaching experience : a qualitative examination. 3540 Scheyer,JoyceMack. Chloride fertilizer effects on stripe rust development in winter wheat. Science Education-DOCTORS 1992 3541 Wiederhold, Kathi M.A soil productivity rating for the 3517Chang, Huey-por. The effect of levels of cooperation irrigated soils of Wallowa County. within physical science laboratory groups on physical science achievement. Soil Science-MASTERS 1987 3542 Amali,Said. Effect of differential amounts of irrigation water deficit on the yield and water use of table beets. 80 3543 Biadul,Pongsri. Degradation and behavior of chlorpyrifos- Soil Science-MASTERS 1992 methyl and propoxur insoil : a comparison between 3566 Chapin,MicheleF.Effects ofryegrass residue Thailand and Oregon soils. management on Daytonsoilorganic carbon content, 3544 Costello, Craig. A water balance model for reforestation distribution and related properties. sites : description and sensitivity. 3567 Claycomb, Peter T. Measurement of microbial biomass 3545 Kaneshi, Katsuya. Phosphorus uptake by winter wheat phosphorus in Oregon soils. cultivars as related to root characteristics. 3568 Wanjagt FrancisNdung'u. Symbiotic characteristics of 3546 Leung, Kam-tin. Influences of phosphate on the growth and Rhizobium leguminosamm by. trifolii recovered fro nodules nodulation characteristics of Rhizobium trifolii. of field-grown Trifolium subterraneum L. 3547 Mitchell, Becky. Chloride fertilizer effects on grain yield, water potential components and disease severity of winter Soil Science-DOCTORS 1983 wheat with take-all. 3569 Badayos,RodrigoBriones. Soils of the Oregon coastal fog 3548 Tobbi, Belgacem. Infiltration of water and its effects on soil belt in relation to the proposed Andisol order. erosion:a computational analysis pertaining to central 3570Biuk,AbdulmajidAhmed. Physiologicalandyield Tunisia. responses of snap beans (Phaseolusvulgaris)towater 3549 Ying, Ouyang. Diffusion of oxygen and carbon dioxide availability. through soil with temperature and water content effects on 3571 Hickman,JohnSpencer.Diclofopinrunoff from sink/source strength. agricultural watersheds in a high winter rainfall zone. 3572 Lim,Hyungsik. Water soluble organic fractions in sewage Soil Science-MASTERS 1988 sludge amended soil characterization and 3550 Mohammed,FareedH. A. N. Calibration of crop water binding.mechanisms with copper (II). use with the Penman equation under United Arab Emirates 3573 McAndrew, DavidWayne. Soil fer[t]ility investigations on conditions. soil solution composition and nutrition of sweet corn and 3551 Wu,Laosheng. Relationship between pore size, particle onions. size, aggregate size and water characteristics. Soil Science-DOCTORS 1984 Soil Science-MASTERS 1989 3574 Douglas, Clyde Lee. Silicic acid and oxidizable carbon 3552 AN,Safdar. Stability of soil structure for water movement movement in a Walla Walla silt loam as related to long-term in an aridisol. residue and nitrogen applications. 3553 Hoppe,DianeA. S. Interrelationships of spodosols, andepts, 3575 Dughri,MuktarH. Influences of soil acidity and variety of and ultisols on coastal terraces in Curry County, Oregon. plant on the populations of Rhizobium trifolii found in 3554Melton, Lisa L. Soil surface effects on soil water, soil nodules of Trifolium subterraneum L.. temperature, and Douglas-fir seedling injury following 3576 Kiemnec, Gary L. Diagnosis of sulfur deficiency and sulfur radiation frost damage events. fertilization of Trifolium subterraneum L.. 3555 Ochs,Michael.Associationof hydrophobicorganic 3577 Lenhard,RobertJ. Effects of clay-water interactions on compounds with dissolved soil organic carbon. water retention in porous media. 3556Pepi, Joseph A. Development of a land evaluation and site assessment (LESA) model for forestry in Lane County, Soil Science-DOCTORS 1985 Oregon. 3578 Al-Omran,AbdrubalrasolMosa. Soil water potential and 3557 Sanchez, RamonM. Germination and emergence of corn soil temperature effects on growth and nutrient uptake of (Zea mays, L) as a function of soil physical parameters. sudangrass seedlings (Sorghum vulgare var. Piper). 3558 Wildensee,Frank. Surface complexation of protons and 3579 Clayton, James L. (James Lindow).Weathering rate, sulfate by kaolinite. nutrient supply, and denudation in forested watersheds, southwestern Idaho batholith. Soil Science-MASTERS 1990 3580Doerge,ThomasA. Evaluation of long term reacidification 3559 Castellano, Steven D. Influence of cropping and sulfur and growth of alfalfa on selected limed soils in western fertilization on sulfur transformations in soil. Oregon. 3560 Deng,Shiping. Sulfur oxidation and rhodanese activity in 3581 El-Madhun, YousefAbdel Wahab. Interaction of selected soils. herbicides with soil constituents. 3561 Sattell,RobertR. Phosphorus characterization inSri 3582 McCoy, EdwardL. Continuum mechanics methods applied Lankan Alfisols : Soprition, fractions, plant availability and to root growth and the penetration of soil by roots. soil test suitablitiy. 3583 Salgado,EduardoA. Calibration of a theoretically derived relationship between pan evaporation and Soil Science-MASTERS 1991 evapotranspiration. 3562 Barth,AlexanderW. Verticillium wilt, nematodes, and soil fertility interactions in hop yards. Soil Science-DOCTORS 1986 3563 Macadam,AnneM. Effects of microsite alteration on soil 3584 Black, CharlesH. The effects of mycorrhizal colonization climate, nitrogen mineralization, and establishment of Picea and phosphorus fertilization on Douglas-fir seedling growth, Glauca x Engelmannii seedlings in the sub-boreal spruce morphology, and photosynthesis. zone of west-central British Columbia. 3585 Flint, Alan L. Measured and modeled energy balance 3564Thomson,ThomasW.Fertilizeruseefficiencyof parameters to evaluate the environmental conditions of container-grown junipers. reforestation. 3565 MargaretA. A soil property model for evaluating Vogue, Soil Science-DOCTORS 1987 pesticide movement potential. 3586 Almendras,AngelaS. Influence of soilacidity upon nodulationandgrowthcharacteristicsofTrifolium subterraneum L.. 81 3587 Villamayor,FaustinoPaysan. A model for determining 3609 Pereira,CliffordBrian. On admissibility among affine sets soil contrast and its application to five different soil orders. of linear estimators. 3610 Rady,El-HoussainyAbdelbar. Testing fixed effects in Soil Science-DOCTORS 1988 mixed linear models. 3588 Carrijo,OsmarAlves. Analysis of a hydrologic balance model and Penman-Monteith evapotranspiration estimating Statistics-DOCTORS 1987 methods. 3611 Longmate, Jeffrey A. Analysis of enumerative data in 3589 Pikul,JosephL. Simulation and field validation of heat and randomized block designs. water flow during soil freezing and thawing. 3612 Peterson,Bruce(BruceAlan).Resourcelimited competition of two species : a dynamic model of a perturbed Soil Science-DOCTORS 1989 neutrally stable system. 3590Busse,MattD. Novel characteristics (Infra and Ex planta) 3613 Saleh, Amina Ali Abd El-Fattah. Nonlinear unbiased of indigenous serogroups of rhizobium meliloti. estimators that dominate the intra-block estimator. 3591 Dosskey,MichaelG. The influence of ectomyorrhizae on drought tolerance characteristics of Douglas-fir Statistics-DOCTORS 1988 (Pseudotsuga menziesii [Mirb.] Franco) seedlings. 3614El-Arishy,Samia MosaadAly. Improving on the intra- 3592Jensen,MarkE. Plant community and soil relationships on block estimator via a nonlinear normal equation estimator. some rangelands of northeastern Nevada. 3615 Rossi,RichardJ. Nonparametric density estimation by generalized expansion estimators-a cross-validation Soil Science-DOCTORS 1990 approach. 3593 Gardiner,DuaneT. Phosphorus nutrition of pear seedlings 3616 Siripanich,Pachitjanut(Dasnanjali). Estimating root with different mycorrhizae and of wheat cultivars with mean squared error in the one-way random model. different efficiencies. 3617 Yang, Minghui. A hazardous-inspection model with costly 3594 Martinez-Cob,Antonio. Multivariate geostatistical repair. analysis of evapotranspiration and elevation for various climatic regimes in Oregon. Statistics-DOCTORS 1989 Soil Science-DOCTORS 1991 3618 Abdelhafez, MohamedElwyMahran.Bootstrap prediction and tolerance intervals for the Weibull regression 3595 Feng, Yongsheng. A continuum model of plant root model with censored data. growth. 3619Halawa, AdelMahmoud. Testingforlocationafter David 3596 McNabb, H. Consolidation, compression, and shear transformation to normality. strength of four western Oregon forest soils. 3620Hussein,OsamaAbdelaziz. Robust estimation for the 3597 Ouyang, Ying. Dynamic mathematical model of oxygen mean of skewed distributions. and carbon dioxide exchange between soil and atmosphere. Statistics-DOCTORS 1990 Soil Science-DOCTORS 1992 3621 Bedier,MostafaAbdellatif. Post stratified estimation using 3598 Al-Taher,MohamadA. Geostatistical applications to a known auxiliary variable. salinity mapping and simulated reclamation. 3622 Bolouri, Maryam. Network models with generalized upper Statistics-DOCTORS 1983 bound side constraints. 3599 Gray, RobertJames. Goodness-of-fit tests for censored 3623 Ganio-Gibbons,Lisa M. Diagnostic tools for survival data. overdispersion in generalized linear models. 3600 Thomas,DanaLester. Confidence bands for percentiles in 3624 Hall, KathrynB. Economically optimal control charts for the linear regression model. two stage sampling. 3601 Wildman,ValerieJean. A new estimator of effective area 3625 Sauter,RogerM. A method for estimation of generalized surveyed in wildlife studies. linearmodels whenexplanatory variablescontain meaurement error. Statistics-DOCTORS 1984 3626 Viroonsri,Boonchai. Estimation of totalsfor skewed 3602 Hanlen,RichardC. An atom approach to assessing the populations in repeated agricultural surveys. outlier properties of probability models. Statistics-DOCTORS 1991 3603 Lin,Tsae-yunDaphne. An applicationofoptimal experimental design theory and extended least squares 3627 O'Donnell, RobertP. (Robert Paul). Fisher and logistic parameterestimationmethodstoastochasticone discriminantfunctionestimationinthepresenceof compartment model. collinearity. 3604McClellan,PaulJames. Maximin-efficient admissible Statistics-DOCTORS 1992 linear unbiased estimation in mixed linear models. 3628 Lin, Lie-fen. Uses of Bayesian posterior modes in solving Statistics-DOCTORS 1985 complex estimation problems in statistics. 3605 Limam,Mohamed. Simultaneous tolerance intervals in the Toxicology-MASTERS 1987 linear regression model. 3629 Hackett,Murray.The determinationofselected Statistics-DOCTORS 1986 polychlorinated dibenzo-p-dioxins and dibenzofuransin 3606Aminzadeh,MostafaS. Aminzadeh, Mostafa S.. Prediction environmental samples from sites associated with the use of intervals in exponential families. chlorophenolic wood preservatives. 3607 Cid, LuisSerrano. Estimation of the feedback parameters Toxicology-MASTERS 1989 in a closed-loop system: a geophysical problem. 3630 Levy, Sharon. Theeffectof 3,3',4,4',5,5'- 3608 Garoui, Abderrazak. Estimating population totals from hexachlorobiphenyl on production of interleukins 1 and 2 area frame samples. and lymphocyte proliferation in an allogenic response. 82 Toxicology-MASTERS 1990 3650 Syhre,DannyR. Efficacy of morantelsustained release bolus against gastrointestinal nematodes infirst season 3631 Nniiez, Oliva. The progression of aflatoxin Bbl s (AFBb1s) grazing Holstein calves. hepatocarcinogenesisinrainbowtrout(Oncorhynchus mykiss) :I. AFBb1 smetabolism and cytotoxicity affecting Veterinary Medicine-MASTERS 1988 hepatocarcinogenesisII.Ultrastructure of hepatocellular 3651 Wallner-Pendleton,EvaAndrea. The early pathogenesis neoplasms. of Pasteurella multocida infection studied by 3632 Wong,SueSun. In vitro metabolism of pyridine and immunohistochemical techniques. chlorpyrifos by rainbow trout liver microsomes. Veterinary Medicine-MASTERS 1990 Toxicology-MASTERS 1992 3652Ahmad, Mueez. Application of monoclonal antibody for the 3633 Wettasinghe, Asoka. Environmental behavior of Dacthal. immunohistochemical detection of Newcastle disease virus Toxicology-DOCTORS 1985 in the chicken. 3634 Matlock,JohnPatrick. Altered lipid metabolism and Veterinary Science-MASTERS 1983 impaired clearance of cholesterol in plasma of Swiss- 3653 Ullrich,NancyAnn. Viral causes of pneumoenteritis in Webster mice fed cyclopropenoid fatty acids. lambs in western Oregon. Toxicology-DOCTORS 1988 Veterinary Science-MASTERS 1987 3635 Nichols, JohnW. An assessment of the cardiac toxicity of 3654Chaloupka,KimA. Development and optimization of a compounds that cause methemoglobinemia using a non- kinetics-based enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (KELA) vascularized fish heart model. for serologic diagnosis of bovine respiratory syncytial virus Toxicology-DOCTORS 1989 infection. 3655 Richards,LauraS. The anthelmintic activity of SCH 3636 McKim, M. Theeffectsof2,3, 7, 8- James 32481 (netobimin[superscript RI) against gastrointestinal tetrachlorodibenzo-p-dioxin on acetyl-CoA carboxylase and nematodes in cattle and sheep and Fasciola hepatica in other lipogenic enzymes. sheep. 3637 Schlenk,DanielK. Xenobiotic biotransformation in aquatic organisms. Veterinary Science-MASTERS 1989 Khosraviani, Mehraban. Monoclonal antibodies against P- Toxicology-DOCTORS 1990 3656 1059 strain of Pasteurella Multocida. 3638 Eshleman, Amy J. Pyrethroid insecticide interaction with the GABAA receptor and the peripheral-type Veterinary Science-MASTERS 1990 benzodiazepine receptor of rainbow trout brain. 3657Boyt,PeterM. Prevalence and distribution of calicivirus 3639Mangold, Kathy A. Characterization of a ras gene in neutralizing antibody in selected U.S. cattle. rainbow trout. 3658 Rickard, Lora G. The Epizootiology of gastrointestinal 3640 Rochelle, Lori G. Chlordecone impaired biliary excretion : nematodes of cattle in selected areas of Oregon. in vivo and in vitro correlates. Veterinary Science-MASTERS 1991 Toxicology-DOCTORS 1991 3659 Huber,MichaelJ. The fate and effects of implanted 3641 Gilroy,DuncanJ. Paracellular/transcellular perturbations autogenous osteochondral fragments on the middle carpal in hepatobiliary dysfuntion. joint of horses. 3642 Schmieder,Patricia K. (PatriciaKathleen). Cardiac output and respiratory measurements in the rainbow trout Veterinary Science-MASTERS 1992 and their application to the study of blood and water flow 3660 Abrar,Mahdi. Respiratory pathogenesis of Pasteurella limitations on chemical flux at the gill. Multocida in turkeys. 3661 Whipple,MargaretJo. Development of an enzyme-linked Toxicology-DOCTORS 1992 immunosorbent assay for the serologic diagnosis of bovine 3643 Chen, Chiareiy Liu. The effect of vitamin Bbl2s on adenovirus type 3. selenium and arsenic metabolism. 3662 Youngberg,JillAnnetteMeyer.The effectof 3644 Deyo,JamesA. Immunotoxicity of the pyrrolizidine 3,4,5,3',4',5'- hexachlorobiphenyl on plasma corticosterone alkaloid monocrotaline in C57B 1/6 mice. and prolactin concentration in the mouse. 3645 Kelly, Jack D. Oxidative stress and carcinogenesis in trout. 3646 Lee,Min-young. Flavin-containing monooxygenase, tissue Vocational and Technical Education see also-Home specific regulation in rabbit. Economics Education 3647 Zangar,RichardCarl. Long term changes in hormone and carcinogenmetabolizingenzymesfollowingneonatal exposure to xenobiotics in the rat. Vocational and Technical Education-MASTERS 1985 3663 Harrison,MarionE. (Business Education) The effect of Trade andIndustrialEducation see-Vocational and previewing words on timed writings. Technical Education Vocational and Technical Education-MASTERS 1987 3664Ruyle, KimE.(TradeandIndustrialEducation) Veterinary Medicine-MASTERS 1985 Effectiveness of an expert system for teaching casting defect diagnosis in engineering and technical education. 3648 Bakhiet,MohammedR. Separation of protective antigens in a saline extract of Pasteurella multocida type 4. 3649 Poet, Steven E. Genomic comparisons of two plaque variants of San Miguel sea lion virus, Type 5 and Type 8. 83 Vocational and Technical Education-MASTERS 1991 3680 Lin, Chin-yenDavid. A study of the factors that influence industrial education instructors to use computers. 3665 Fletcher,JudithAnn. (Business Education) An analysis of the attitudes of traditional-aged and non-traditional-aged Vocational Education-DOCTORS 1988 females about computers in word processing classes at 3681 Foertsch, Richard. A perceptualstudy regarding the Oregon's community colleges. importance of identified university cooperative education Vocational and Technical Education-MASTERS 1992 coordinator tasks and preferred organizational formats. 3666 Sawyer, Rita. (Business Education) An analysis of first- 3682 Gdmez Rodas deVarela, Anamarfa. An agricultural year accounting curriculum/methods at the high school, curriculum for the common cycle of general culture for rural community college, and university levels in Oregon Honduras. implications for teacher education. Vocational Education-DOCTORS 1989 3683 Acker, David G. Relevance of U. S. graduate education in Vocational Education see also-Vocational and Technical agriculture to careers in agricultural development of East Education African agriculturalists. 3684 Kuo,Chu-hsun.Factorsthatinfluenceelectronics technicians to participate in work-related training. Vocational Education-MASTERS 1989 Vocational Education-DOCTORS 1990 3667 Martinson, StevenEric. An evaluationmodelfor MichaelKent.Administrator andvocational international short-term training programs in small-scale 3685 Swan, educator perceptions regarding summervocational fisheries. agriculture program activities. Vocational Education-DOCTORS 1983 3686 VillarroelDiaz, Carlos Enrique. Guidelinesfor the 3668 Bauer,AnnabelBernice. An assessment of needs and development of two-year vocational technical community interests for multicredentialed allied health workers in rural colleges in Venezuela. Wisconsin hospitals. Vocational Education-DOCTORS 1991 3669 Clauser, Craig. Development and validation of a scale to 3687 Merickel, Mark L. A study of the relationship between measurevocationaleducators'attitudestowardthe handicapped. perceived realism and the ability of children to create, manipulate and utilize mental images in solving problems. 3670 Hammer,RitaLynn. First-line supervisor competencies in Oregon manufacturing industries as identified by three 3688 Ruyle,KimE. Developing conventional and intelligent job employment levels. aids : a case study. 3671 Rohrer,WilliamH. Identifying significant variables in the Vocational Education-DOCTORS 1992 transition from school to work: a causal model. 3689 Hagan, Jacky May. A study of the factors that influence 3672 Rutanawilai, Saowaporn. The outcomes of the use of a disadvantaged female community college students' career Structured Observation Scale insupervising secondary choices. student teachers. 3690 Rasmussen, Clyde A. Identification and anlysis of factors Vocational Education-DOCTORS 1984 that influence adult students to participateindistance learning programs. 3673 Johnson,DexterW. The effectof format onthe understanding and preferences for selected components by Wildlife Science-MASTERS 1983 typical users of farm building plans. 3691 Green, Gregory A. Ecology of breeding burrowing owls in 3674 Martin, Sharon. Development and validationof an the Columbia Basin, Oregon. instrumenttoassesstheorganizationalclimatein 3692 Haak,BruceAllen. Foraging ecology of prairie falcons in community colleges. northern California. 3675 Rose, Carolyn K. Identifying the commitment of vocational 3693 Happe,PatriciaJenkins. The use of suburban habitats by teachers to collective bargaining associations in Washington Columbian black-tailed deer. state. 3694 Meier,KarenElizabeth. Habitat use by opossums in an 3676 Toby, Tony Udo. A study of factors influencing the urban environment. selection of vocational teacher education by undergraduate 3695 Noyes, James Harry. Diet and nutrition of breeding students at Oregon State University. canvasback and redhead ducks at Ruby Lake National Vocational Education-DOCTORS 1985 Wildlife Refuge, Nevada. 3677Akeyo, Valerie Tabitha. A comparative analysis of clerical Wildlife Science-MASTERS 1984 officeoccupationsteachers'andbusinessemployers' 3696 Gehman, Steven D. Activity patterns and behavior of free- perceptions of the competencies important for a high school living Nuttall's cottontails. graduate of clerical office occupations program to possess for an entry-level job in Oregon. 3697 Meyers, S. Mark. Selection of nesting and brood-rearing habitat by female ring-necked pheasants in the Willamette 3678 Kingry, Larry Kit. The role of Oregon community colleges in economic development as perceived by community Valley, Oregon. collegefacultyandadministratorsandthebusiness Wildlife Science-MASTERS 1985 community which they serve. 3698 Haensly,ThomasF. Relationships between depredation of Vocational Education-DOCTORS 1987 nests of ground-dwelling birds and habitat structure and pattern. 3679 Henich, Michael Cloyd. Relationship between trends in technological changes and patterns in vocational in-service 3699 Islam, Kamal. Habitat use by Western Tragopans in education. northeastern Pakistan. 84 Wildlife Science-MASTERS 1986 Wildlife Science-DOCTORS 1983 3700 Boone,DanielL. Breeding biology and early life history of 3723 Leslie,DavidM. Nutritional ecology of cervids in old- the tufted puffin (Fratercula cirrhata). growth forests in Olympic National Park, Washington. Goggans, Rebecca. Habitat use by flammulated owls in 3701 Wildlife Science-DOCTORS 1985 northeastern Oregon. 3724Baber,DanielW. Ecology of feral pigs on Santa Catalina Wildlife Science-MASTERS 1987 Island. 3702 Hunter,RobinE. Prey selection by peregrine falcons 3725 Bromley, Robert G. H. The energetics of migration and during the nestling stage in Alaska. reproduction of dusky Canada geese (Branta canadensis 3703 Mellen,TeresaKim. Home range and habitat use of occidentalis). pileated woodpeckers, western Oregon. 3726 McIntire, Patrick W. The role of small mammals as 3704 Schroer, Gregory L. Seasonal movements and distribution dispersers of mycorrhizal fungal spores within variously of migratory Roosevelt elk in the Olympic Mountains, managed forests and clearcuts. Washington. Wildlife Science-DOCTORS 1987 Wildlife Science-MASTERS 1988 3727 Eberhardt, Lester E. Ecology of Great Basin Canada 3705 Cooper,KevinCraig. Seasonal movements and habitat use goose broods in southcentral Washington. of migratory elk in Mount Rainier National Park. 3728 Miles, A. Keith. Turf assemblage of a Macrocystis kelp 3706 Marquez, Monica. Leadership behavior and foraging forest : experiments on competition and herbivory. strategies of a herd of Roosevelt elk inhabiting the Oregon Wildlife Science-DOCTORS 1988 Coast Range. 3729Lutz, Robert Scott. Selected life history aspects and habitat Wildlife Science-MASTERS 1989 use by Merriam's wild turkeys in Oregon. McGarigal, Kevin. Human-eagle interactions on the lower 3707 Wildlife Science-DOCTORS 1989 ColumbiaRiver. 3730 Carraway,Leslie N. 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Hugh B., 991 Chadly, Peter Brent., 3120 Choi, In-kyeong., 2895 Butler,JamesHall., 3283 Chadwick, Jonathan Michael., 141 Choi,Sungwoon., 851 Butzer,Peggy A., 763 Chaiyapinunt, Somsak.,2955 Chokethaworn, Nantawong., 2713 Byrne, David Jerome.,2326 Chakerian,RandolphLogan., 2253 Chong, Elee Elizabeth.,543 Cabeza, Felix., 30 Chakrabarti, Sankar L.,796 Chong, Wesley Kwan Mung.,583 Caday,PeterP., 2785 Chalker-Scott, Linda., 2601 Chongwe, Edgar Happy., 2555 Cagle, Russell John., 1265 Chaloupka, Kim A., 3654 Choromanski, Joseph Michael., 1682 Cai, Zheng Wei., 1757 Chamberlin, Martha J., 824 Chou,Chun.,2015, 2061 Caldwell, Michael R., 2034 Chambers, William D., 17 Chou, Chung-di., 2707, 2736 Calhoun, JeannetteA.,2327 Champlin, Mark R., 3482 Chouki, Salah., 3463 Calkin, James D., 1536 Chan, Samuel S., 2104 Chow, Andrew Siv-Anne., 1365 Calomiris, Jon James., 3014 Chandan, Bhaskar Arjundev., 510 Chow, Kuan-chih W., 330 Camacho, Pablo., 1931 Chang, Chi-soon.,2023 Christopher, F.Scott., 2646 Camacho-Casas, Miguel Alfonso.,925, Chang, Chujyh., 1364 Chu, Cheng-tsong.,272 1014 Chang, Fu-lung.,289 Chuaratanaphong, Suwanna., 1113 Cameron, William A., 1743 Chang, Huey-por.,3517 Chuhe, Chen., 1008 Camilleri, Phyllis A., 2367 Chang, Hung-pi., 1821 Chun, Ho-kyung., 769 Cammack, Janice H., 602 Chang, Seong Ook., 1807 Chun, Yip., 3241 Campbell, Donald T., 189 Chang, Shyi-feu.,3344 Chung, Alton W., 3207 Campi, Gregory Louis., 542 Chang, Yoon-seok.,650 Chung, Hyung-Keun., 638 Campuzano, Gloria., 1900 Chang, Yung-jin., 311, 362 Chung, Sung Tai., 1066 Canfield, Philip C., 1476 Chang-Lee, Maria Virginia., 1797 Chung,Young-gyo., 2714 Cannon, Debra May., 2318 Chapin, Michele F.,3566 Church, Sara E., 609 89 Churchill, Alice Cynthia Louise., 379 Costa, Jaime., 992 deCharon, Annette V., 3242 Churchill, Thomas E., 2751 Costa, Jose Maria., 959, 1031 DeDen, F. Michael.,2354 Cid, Luis Serrano., 3607 Costello, Craig.,3544 Deffo, Tamboue Esaie., 3341 Cihak,Michael Raymond.,772 Cote, Dorence J., 1267 DeFrancesco, Joseph T.,2529 Clapp, Gary E., 652 Cottaro, Douglas F., 1683 DeGomez, Thomas E.,2500 Clark, Charles W. (Charles Wade)., Coughlin, Chris., 2636 DeHaas, Jeroen A. M.,904 2330 Coulombe, Roger A., 1836 Deimling, ElisabethA., 1737 Clark, Deborah Ann., 394 Couturier, Patrick., 501 DeKoning-Loo, Jenefer., 3109 Clark, Deborah Louise.,425 Cowell, Peter F., 2343 Del Real, Carmen.,2629 Clark, Ellen Deehan., 2242 Cox, Nancy R., 1904 Delcurto, Timothy., 176 Clark, Jerry E.,, 95 Cox, William Joseph., 979 DeMeo, Thomas.,2130 Clark, Larry R., 1087 Coyne, Clarice Jean., 2550 Demezas, DavidH., 3077 Clark, Linda Ann., 2793 Cozza, Cynthia L., 704 Demissee, Debbra W., 256 Clark, Randy Jon.,2021 Craddock, W. James Hill., 2527 DeMott, Glenn E., 1632 Clark, Susan L. (Susan Lynn)., 3168 Craig, Scott J.,2277 Dempsey, Stephen D., 1149 Clarke,StephenEmil., 211 Crane, Stuart R., 740 Denbo, Donald Wade., 3265 Clauser, Craig., 3669 Crapo, Charles A., 1772 Denevan, James P., 1243 Clausing-Lee, Marianne Sue., 1266 Creasy, Glen L., 2566 Deng, Shiping., 3560 Claycomb, Peter T., 3567 Cremo, Christine., 324 DeNicola, Dean M.,477 Clayton,JamesL. (James Lindow)., Cress, Daniel W., 2141 Desonie,Dana L. (Dana Lee)., 3301 3579 Crisosto, Carlos H., 2597 Destremau, Axel., 2945 Clemens,Karen E., 3227 Cross, Timothy L. (Timothy Lee)., 119 Detongnon, Jean., 2585 Climstein, Mike., 2684 Crow, John A., 2893 Devaud, Leslie L., 3361 Cloninger, Barbara J., 1893 Cuevas-Rangel, Rosalia Adela.,2148 Devore, Judy., 1218 Clough, Herbert F.,687 Culley, Sara K., 3219 DeVos, Ann., 1873 Cluskey, Mary M.,3176 Cullings, Deborah Ann., 1057 Dewald, Lamar Robert., 589 Clyne,RogerD., 1088 Cummings, Katherine H., 2805 Dexter, BarbaraLynne., 3273 Coates,K. Dave., 2129 Cunningham, Bruce., 2662 Deyo, James A., 3644 Cochran, M. Teresa., 2473 Curless, John M.,2400 Diaz, Maria Elena., 1710 Cochrane, Linda Louise Loomis., 1215 Currans, Kevin.,818 Diehl, Jonathan W., 1525 Coe, DouglasH., 3123 Currans, Sean.,960 Diener, Phillip R.,950 Coe, Holly N., 3712 Currens, Kenneth P., 1647 Dietz, Jane F., 162 Cohn, Judy L.,1529 Curry, Thomas Haitsch.,2912 Dill, Thomas E., 2401 Cola, Vasantha Sunandini., 1132 Curtis, Daniel W.,2528 Dill, Thomas 0.,236 Colakyan, Manuk., 531 Curtis, Joel C.,262 Diop, Amadou Makhtar., 1016 Cole, Elizabeth C., 2105 D'Antonio, Carla M.,3735 DiPietro, Joseph A.,2420 Cole, Emily Lynne., 1589 Dadkhah-Nikoo, Abbas., 2918, 2994 Dixit, Sanjay.,278 Cole, Madeline L., 2804 Dai, Reza A., 1399 Dixon, Susan C., 2613 Coll, Kenneth M., 1216 Dai, Weiming.,2936 Dodge, Khadijeh Khatami., 1067 Collier, John Mark., 1808 Dalich, George M., 3347 Dodo, Gerald Haruo., 556 Collin, Edith E., 766 Dalton, David Andrews.,460 Dodson, Timothy Joe., 674 Collins, Alan., 110 Dambacher, Jeffery M., 1744 Doerge, Thomas A., 3580 Collins, Debora Ann., 154 Dandurand, Kenneth R., 3312 Doemer,Robert W., 126 Collins, John L. (John Leopold)., 3228 Daniel, Tyrone.,504 Doescher, Paul Steven., 3483 Collins,Paul R., 588 Daniels, Thomas L., 81 Doescher, Susan M., 2657 Commandeur, Paul R., 1941 Danino, Jose C.,584 Doguin, Pierre., 2438 Compton, Larry A., 346 Danko, Joseph P.,496 Dohman, Thomas Philip., 3015 Concannon, Julie Ann., 949 Dantanarayana, Anura Pathmasiri., 619 Doiron, Michelle., 1594 Conger, John D.,2656 Daous, Muhammad A., 530 Dolan, Mark E., 688 Congo, Curtis L., 1133 Darbyshire, Robyn Lea Willey., 2095 Dolcet-Sanjuan, Ramon J., 2614 Conkey, Judith A., 1089 Darcy, Diane Catharine., 1882 Doll, Bernhard., 3381 Connor,Jeffery D., 36 Dardiri, Moawia Mohamed., 1837 Doll, Helmut, (Helmut Richard)., 2855 Conrey, Richard M., 2319 Darussamin, Asril.,331 Dolph, Jayne Ellen., 2390 Converse, George A., 802 Daruwala, Khushroo Peshotan.,610 Dombrosky, Scott A., 1513 Conway, Flaxen D. L., 2520 Das, Modan Kumar., 1023 Donaldson, William S., 890 Cook, Kathy L.,414 Das, Utpal., 1288 Donegan, Katherine K., 1514 Cooke, Pamela T., 2123 Dashti, Narjes Haje.,3050 Dong, Feng., 363 Coombs, Malcolm.,2029 Daskalakis, George H., 2905 Donoso, Teresa G., 385 Coop, Leonard Bryan., 1495, 1564 Dauble, Dennis D., 1670 Dosskey, Michael G., 3591 Cooper, Alan S., 920 Davidson, Gary F., 2389 Doty, Jean A.,2538 Cooper, Julia M., 2860 Davidson, James D. (James Douglas)., Doubet, Scott.,436 Cooper, Kevin Craig., 3705 1416 Dougan, Deborah Rae., 1090 Cooper, Richard Mark., 138 Davis, Alan H., 861 Dougherty, Anne M.,2850 Corey, Philip David., 725 Davis, Daniel Scott., 488 Douglas, Clyde Lee.,3574 Cork, Tracy D., 693 Davis, Shari., 2647 Douillet, Philippe A., 1730 Corley, Sherie P., 1217 Davis, Tim D., 2574 Doustmohammadi, Ali., 1417 Comejo-Rodriguez, M. Pilar.,3229 Davivongse, Pachara., 3507 Doyle, Arlene T., 3761 Corpron, Daniel R., 807 De Silva, G. A.Canute., 122 Doyle, Douglas J., 37 Corral, Leonardo R., 978 De Silva, Sirilath J., 286 Doyle, Judith Helene., 2737 Cortell, AnnaKatherine., 199 Dean, Diana L., 776 Drake, Daniel J., 229 Cosola-Smith, Came A., 190 DeAngelis, Lauren Anne.,2758 Dreves, Amy J., 1537 90 Drost, M. K.,2960 Emberson, Heather V., 1626 Fischer, Albert J., 911, 1017 Dubendorff, Bruce H.,2449 Emerick, ChristinaM., 3277 Fischer, Christine R.,2161 Dudley, Thomas Leavitt., 1496 Emery, Beth C., 2625, 2664 Fischer, Joseph Miller., 1220 Dudzik, Shirley M., 1114 Encinas-Mungarro, Andr6s., 961, 1036 Fischer, Kathleen M.,3274 Duggan, Lynette I.,246 Eng, Helge., 1969, 2092 Fischer, Vernon F., 969 Dughri, Muktar H., 3575 Engebrecht, Jeffrey Ronald.,550 Fishbaugher, Mark J.,2926 Dunley, John E., 1530 Engelking, Henry Mark., 3091 Fitzpatrick, Martin Stone., 1685, 1761 Dunsmore, Joel P., 1285 Englert, John M., 2567 Flann, Nicholas S., 804, 852 Durand, Elizabeth Victoria., 261 Enos,Robert A., 2402 Flannagan,Stephen T., 1286 Durgam, Jaisimha., 1341 Entry, James A., 2203 Fletcher, Judith Ann., 3665 Duroy, Yannick., 2434 Eo, Jin-Woo., 1342, 1488 Fletcher, Todd V., 1135 Durst, Robert W., 312 Eraqi, Abdulmohsen Mohammed., Flewelling, Douglas Mark.,2268 Durston, Thomas A., 1945 1150 Flexner, J. Lindsey., 1567 Dutro, Jack William., 856 Erickson, Marilyn C., 1850 Flick, Dennis D., 1962 Dutta, Tapas., 2039 Erickson, Vicky J., 2131 Flint, Alan L., 3523, 3585 Dwan, Shufa F.,2430 Erickson, W. Randal., 620 Flint, Lorraine E., 3537 Dyk, Arie Robert Cornelius., 191 Erman, Lisa T.,2244 Flores Gaytdn, Jose Humberto., 1773, Eardly, Bertrand D., 993 Eschelbach, Matthew Michael.., 3023 1856 Earl-Taylor, Michael A., 2806 Escobar, his Violeta., 1116 Flory, Craig M., 3766 Earley, Jim V., 25 Eshleman, Amy J.,3638 Flynn, Cynthia A., 778 Easterday, John L., 1289 Eskelsen, Steven R.,2551 Foertsch, Richard., 3681 Ebaa-Atyi, Richard., 1983 Espinosa Bancalari, Miguel A., 2180 Follett, Peter A., 1507 Eberhardt, Lester E., 3727 Estep,MargaretA., 1925 Fombin, Joseph Forchap., 1766 Ebert, C. Steven.,3510 Estes, Patricia S., 3748 Fongsmut, Anuthep., 1540 Ebner, John., 1309, 1470 Euliss, Ned H., 3731 Fontaine,BarbaraL., 1653 Echeverria, Eduardo M., 967 Eum, Doo-hun., 1324, 1477 Foo, Chee Kit., 2937 Ecklund, Denise J., 833 Evans, Lynn B.,3522 Foote, Robert W., 2431 Edemenang, Effiong James Akpan., Evans, Paul D., 3110 Forbes, Steven., 54 828 Evenden, Angela G., 472, 3456 Forney, Charles F.,2579 Eden, David M., 862 Everett, Richard L.,3490 Forrer, Johannes B., 2025 Edgar, Thom G., 375 Ewing, Juanita J., 798 Foster, George Samuel, Jr., 2168 Edmonds, Douglas E., 1310 Fagemess, Vicki L.,3208 Fowler, SheilaJ., 2476 Edwalds, Eric., 279 Fahey, Jefferson Vincent., 571 Fox, Margaret Wynne., 1268 Egan, Thomas H., 1556 Fairfax, Carolyn S.,3742 Fox, Stephen John., 2906 Ege, RaimundKH., 797 Fallahi, Esmaeil.,2575 Francis, Erika A., 3236 Egeland, Dawn M., 2119 Fantozzi, Jeffrey A.,2035 Francis,Ralph T., 325 Ehm, Hans., 2913 Farid, Sheedvash Amirkia., 1887 Franco, Luis., 1754 Ehrenshaft, Marilyn., 461 Farmer, Rainier H., 2461 Frank, Helmut P.,270 Eichenberg, Thomas William., 3140 Farooqi, Zarreen H. H., 1458 Frank, Roger A., 876 Eierman, Robert J., 596 Farrell, Terence M.,3765 Franz, Robert E., 970 Eifrig, Bob., 803 Fatani, Abdulhadi Ahmed.,2956 Franzosa, Marie M., 2887 Einerson, Mark A., 1838 Fazio, John A., 147 Frederick, Nicholas D.,502 Eisenberg, Rodney L., 639 Federman, Alan Neil., 3278 Frederickson, Leslie John., 980 Ek, Michael Bryan., 263 Fedora, Mark A., 1942 Fredricks, Nancy Ann., 400 El Baden, Bahia Mahmoud., 1091 Feeley, Todd C., 2381 Freeman, BarbaraL., 1244 El Tayyan, Ahmed Asad., 3385 Feeney, Daniel John., 1932 Freeman, Lisa Nalani., 2946 El Zahr, Camille Reda., 1642 Fehringer, Ronald J., 372 Freeze, Brian., 111 EI-Arishy,SamiaMosaad Aly.,3614 Feijoo, Sergio C., 1823 Freitag, Michael.,2040 El-Madhun, Yousef Abdel Wahab., Feist, Grant., 1733 French, Richard J., 611 3581 Feldman, Steven,, 1134 Frenzel, Richard Wihnarth., 1719 El-Nazer,Talaat Y., 82 Felstul, David R., 2235 Frenzen, Peter M., 2106 El-Rewini, Hesham., 845 Feng, Yongsheng., 3595 Fried, Jeremy Steven., 1965 Elam, Reid P., 1115 Ferguson, Janet M., 921 Friedman, Ron., 155 Eldred, Peter D., 1977 Fernandez Mendez, Raquel J., 951 Friesen, Cheryl Ann.,3713 Eldredge, Eric P.,896 Fernandez, Jesus Perez., 473 Frieske, Robert John.,3513 Eldredge, NancyMarie., 863 Fernando,W. Gerard Dilantha., 478 Frissell, Christopher Andrew., 1644, Eldridge, Maxwell B., 1726 Fessehaie, Rezene., 952 1765 Elfrink, Neil.,2355 Feyereisen-Koener, Josette.,3092 Fritzke, SusanL.,2457 Elger, DonaldFrancis.,2903, 2966 Fichter, Becky L., 1552 Frizenschaf, Jacqueline., 699 Elhadi, Faroug Mohamed., 2188 Fields, Lawrence D., 557 Fuchs, Heinz D., 3391 ElKhalifa, Elamin Abdalla., 1846 Fiero, Brad C., 1684 Fuchs, Martin B., 3396 Elliott, Colin Bruce.,585 Fiez, Theresa S., 1478 Fuhr-Dunn, Susan D.,2738 Elliott, William E.,2243 Fiez,Timothy E., 968 Fujikura, Yuzo., 332 Ellis, Barbara Gail., 1219 Fifarek, Richard H., 2411 Fukumura, Dawn H.,252 Ellis, Cathy J., 2486 Fillible, Rodney K., 2773 Fuller,Claire A., 3751 Ellis, Steven G., 3195, 3307 Finckh, Maria Renate., 484 Fuller, James J., 2041 Elrick, Maya.,2331 Fink, Paul J., 3390 Funez, Atilio Ortiz.,2149 Eltoum,ElameenM. A., 1551 Finkelstein, Eve-Karen., 163 Furgal,Sheryl M., 3743 Ely, Roger L.,689 Finley, MarleneT.,2076 Fumeaux, NoelAnnette., 2624 Elzoheiry, Azza A., 1912 Finney, Bruce Preston., 3288 Furnier, Glenn Richard., 2169 Emami, Ali., 105 Firmin, Mary Ann.,2828 Furnish, Joseph Lee., 1570 91 Furukawa, Keizo., 3182 Gillilan, Scott E., 1948 Green, Douglas M. (DouglasMitchell)., Gabriel, Wendy Louise., 1659 Gilliland, Crystal L., 2871 3501 Gadomski,DenaMarie., 3196 Gilmore, Robert D. (Robert Dean)., Green, Gregory A., 3691 Gaethke-Brandt, Jane E., 1136 3093 Green, Phillip C. (Phillip Cody)., 2775 Gagliuso, Robert A., 2162 Gilroy, Duncan J., 3641 Greene, Diana H., 1798 Gaines, Steven D., 3754 Gilson, Thomas L., 497 Greene, Kenneth R. (Kenneth Ray)., Galeb, Abduljalil D. S., 1824 Giordano, Peter A., 2151 3160 Gallahan, William E., 2391 Gipson, Kay., 767 Greenwood, John David.,3016 Gallant, Alisa L., 2230 Giron, Magdalena Y., 2062 Gregg, Micheal A., 3718 Gallardo-Ramirez, Mirian., 939 Glaffig, Clemens H.,2851 Greitner, Carol S., 2251 Gallian, John J., 437 Gleason, John F., 2142 Gribble, Donald L., 1418 Gallivan, Catherine Agnes., 173 Gleichsner, Jean Ann., 940, 1018 Griffin, Betty Sue., 1117 Gamage, Gayani N. K., 1311 Glenn, Judith A., 2818 Griffin, Dennis., 2763 Gamage, Nimal K. K., 271, 303 Glowacki, Therese L., 2077 Grigsby, F. Bryan.,2333 Gambee, Jay E., 3036 Goalen, Jeffrey Scott.,2356 Grina, Michaele E., 867 Gander, Lise Marie K., 3051 Goble, David Leroy., 2938 Grinde, Roger B., 2715 Gander, Stuart C., 574 Godbole,Hemendra G., 1343 Grindeman, Dann., 777 Gangi, Ali Salih., 987 Goeger, Douglas Eugene., 1853 Griswold,BruceWalter., 127 Ganio-Gibbons, Lisa M., 3623 Goetz, Kathryn W., 2829 Grobner, Mark A., 168, 233 Ganoe, Steven J., 2427 Goetze, Brigitte., 1674 Groll, Bruce Jeffrey., 1269 Ganskopp, David C., 3487 Goggans, Rebecca., 3701 Groner, Michael., 1222 Gant, Daniel B., 3351 Gold, Guido., 3375 Groom, Kevin., 720 Gao, Hong., 2042 Goldammer, Jay P., 1978 Groom, Leslie.,2016, 2068 Garcia-Abdeslem, Juan.,2453 Goldfarb, Barry., 406, 2211 Gross, Michael Karl., 351 Garcia-Quintero, Zeferino Heberto., Goldfinger, Chris.,2392 Grybauskas, Arvydas P.,440 1774 Goldstein, Cindy S.,922 Gu, Sanliang., 2532, 2620 Gard, Howard A., 2817 Gollob, Lawrence., 2054 Gudjonsson, Sigurdur., 1762 Gardea, Alfonso A., 2530, 2619 Gombart, Adrian F., 2256 Guerrero-Prieto, Victor Manuel., 2493 Gardiner, Catherine S.,230 G6mez Rodas de Varela, Anamaria., Guiles-Fellez, Cynthia Lynn.,2630 Gardiner, Duane T., 3593 3682 Gummin, Mark Alson., 3415 Gardner, Lee Ann., 1633 Gomez, Sharon N., 2280 Gumplinger, Peter., 3405 Garifo, Susan Ellen., 76 Gonarsyah, Isang., 69 Gumtow-Farrior, Daniel L.,2156 Garimella,Krishna S., 1366 Gonzales, David H., 877 Giindem, Taflan lmre., 830 Garland, John J., 1960 Gonzalez, Exequiel B., 3198 Gunnarsddttir, Hugrbn., 1755 Garoui, Abderrazak., 3608 Gonzalez-B, Carlos., 1839 Guo, Mei., 2539 Garreton, Marta S., 3197 Gonzalez-Caldwell, Sandra., 2552 Guo, Wei Wen., 2521 Garrett, Betsy Jayne., 156 Good, Debora L., 2469 GUrer, Kemal., 273 Garrow, Holly C., 3209 Goodell, Barry Scott., 2055 Gushee, Dean E., 3185 Gashaira, Bashir., 438 Goodell, Jody Jellison., 439 Guss, Thomas 0., 2665 Gaskill, D. Kurt., 3401 Goodemoot, Richard., 808 Gustafson, Steven Wayne., 2580 Gasteiger, Hubert A., 511 Goodhue, William V.,2344 Gut, Larry J., 1557 Gately, Jeanne E., 2681 Goodman, Dean., 2428 Gutekunst, Bemd., 3382 Gatti, Andrew Leo., 18 Goshayeshi, Ali.,2979 Ha, Choonja., 1908 Gaweda, Frank M., 1933 Gossman, Stephen J., 1580 Haak, Bruce Allen., 3692 Gazeley, William G., 1367 Gottlieb, Oded., 757 Haas,Milo.,3313 Gecy, Jeanne Leslie., 422 Goul, Kenneth Michael.,829 Haase,Diane L., 2163 Geddeda, Yosef Ibrahim., 2576 Goward, EleanorL.,2637 Hacker, Amy L., 3719 Geddens, Ray M., 999 Graber-Wilson, Gem., 1195 Hackett, Murray., 3629 Gehman, Steven D., 3696 Gradin, Joseph L.,3105 Hackworth, Kevin., 1984 Geierstanger, BemhardH., 315 Graff, Joseph Edward.,2120 Hadam, John J., 1511 Geiselman, James R., 132 Graff-Haight, Dawn., 1151 Haddad, Homayoon., 1471 Gelford, Inga L.,3045 Graham, Cheryl A., 2471 Haddon, R. Lance., 1153 Gellenbeck, Edward M.,853 Graham, Diana Sue., 1221 Hadjilambrinos, Constantine., 2922 Gennette, Michael M.,864 Graham, James Duncan,,2332 Hadlett, Heidi Marie., 1901 Gentile, John Richard.,2287 Graham, Jeff S.,2204 Haensly, Thomas F., 3698 George, Danella., 3528 Graham, John Paul., 2298 Haessig,Polly Ann.,2370 George, Thomas L., 2953 Graham, Mary Beth., 2531 Haeussler, Sybille., 2132 Gerasopoulos, Dimitrios., 2510, 2598 Grasty, Brent L.,2079 Hafez, Abdullah Ibrahim M., 3508 Gerlach, Jiirgen.,2873 Graulich, Markus Gunter., 1326 Hagan, Jacky May.,3689 Germain, Alan Clifford.,2914 Graven, Erik P.,2393 Hagelberg, Carl R., 285, 2896 Gess-Newsome, Julie.,3518 Graves, Michael V.,2264 Hagelberg, Teresa King., 3248 Getchell, Rodman Guy.,3024 Gray, Dennis J.,2762 Hagerty, Dorothy Dean., 1623 Ghasedi, Bizhan., 65 Gray, Nancy L., 1152, 2752 Haight, Robert Gordon., 1992 Ghodoosian, Nader.,2907 Gray, Pamela S., 2774 Haisch, Hansjoerg., 1290 Ghodoussi, Vahid., 559 Gray, Pearl S., 1137 Halawa, Adel Mahmoud., 3619 Gibson, David G. (David Glenn).,2010 Gray, Robert James., 3599 Halawani, Talal Umar., 1440 Gidlof, Pamela L., 2006 Grealish, William J., 2568 Hales, Lavinia A., 3433 Gilbert, Cynthia., 2501 Greek, Kevin J.,3129, 3157 Haley, Sue., 1571 Gilbert, John D., 1325 Green, Brian C., 1068 Hall, Kathryn B., 3624 Gillen, Robert L.,3484 Green, Dale E.,2861 Hall, Thomas David., 3529 Gillham, Marla L., 2150 Hailing, Daye H., 1270 92 Halliwell, George R., 3289 Hayden, Leonard., 1344 Hoffman, Heidi.,2382 Halliwell,Vicki M., 3220 Hayden, Thomas R., 1648 Hoffman, Sarah Elizabeth., 3210 Halpern, Charles B., 466 Hayes, Patrick.,905 Hoffmaster, Jerri Lee., 1687 Haluzak, Charles Craig., 2927 Hayman, Glenn A., 2313 Hogue, Teresa A., 1598 Hamby, Sharon Ann., 1602 Hays, Patricia E., 3230 Holaday, Steven A., 721 Hamdi, Mohamed A., 177 Hayward, Roger D., 1419 Holah, Jennifer C.,430 Hamedani,HooshyarM., 2980 Hazar, Necati., 906 Holla, KrishnarajaR.,2703 Hamilton, Fiona C., 1963 Hazell, Brian Edwin., 884 Holland, K. Todd (Kenneth Todd)., Hamilton, Scott A., 83 Hazou, Irene A.,2885 3261 Hamilton, Susan E. Maier., 2830 Head,William., 1716 Holliday, Joseph., 2299 Hamlin, Karen DeShon., 1245 Heath, Brian E., 2113 Hollings, William H., 676 Hammer,Rita Lynn., 3670 Heath, Edward M.,2686 Hollister, Albert Gene.,3451 Hammer, Theodore A., 675 Hegde, Anoop R., 1369 Holloway, J. L., 819 Hammond, EllenL.,3711 Heil, Daniel P., 2682 Holmer,Judith C., 891 Han, Myung Woo., 3295 Heilig, Thomas., 1295 Holmes, Harvey Thomas., 3097 Han, Seog-young., 2981 Heiman, David C., 1946 Holt, Kris E., 2022 Han, Weimin.,3416 Hein, Scott J.,633 Holt, Richard Allen., 3039 Handoyo, Nitimulyo Kamiso., 1634, Heldt, GretchenL.,59 Honey, WilliamD., 1174 1667 Helfenstein, Franz Hugo., 2882 Hong, Seonghoon., 123 Haney, Dennis C., 2232 Helmich, Bryan T.,3714 Hong, Victor., 1779, 1857 Hanlen, Richard C., 3602 Henderson, Bruce Alan., 1675 Hong, Yong-pyo., 2219 Hanrahan, Michael S., 96 Henderson, Curtis Daniel., 3186 Hood, Julie Ford., 1883 Hansen, James Edward., 1368 Henderson, Kelley.,524 Hookstra, Glenn Maitland., 1224 Hansen, Laura S., 2759 Henderson, Robert L.,912 Hoover,Amy L., 2345 Hanson, Boyd Jay., 1660 Henich,Michael Cloyd.,3679 Hopkins, Christopher J.,3332 Hanson, Eric J., 2586 Henick-Kling, Thomas.,3017 Hopkins, Glen A., 551 Hanson, Paul E., 1565 Henneberger, Diane., 1515 Hopman, Bruce T., 169 Happe, Patricia Jenkins., 3693 Hennessey, John Patrick.,3284 Hoppe, Diane A. S., 3553 Harber, Renee M., 2602 Hennessy, Karen.,247 HSring, Antje., 3386 Harburg,William A., 2764 Henning, Douglas D., 857 Homing, Thomas S., 2357 Harding, Anna K. Williamson.,2466 Hennon, Paul Edward.,462 Hossain, Mohammad., 3368 Hare, Janette M., 2658 Hethig, Scott M., 498 Howard, Katherine Jane., 3243 Harenda, Mary G., 2245 Herbst, David B., 3762 Howd, Peter A., 3199, 3302 Harman, EllenJean., 38 Heres E., Allan A., 1694 Howe, Glenn Thomas., 2266 Harmon, Gerald R., 1196 Hemandez-Guerrero, Abel., 3005 Howell, Jerry., 1154 Harmon, Mark E., 467 Herpe, Joachim., 3378 Hoyt, Dale G., 3319, 3352 Harrington, Timothy B.,2001, 2096 Herron, G. Scott., 318 Hsiao, Ching-kai., 84 Harris, Janet Elizabeth., 3161 Herron, John R., 2991 Hsiao, Entsung., 2995 Harris, Marcia Elaine., 1778 Hershberger, Daryl E., 3115 Hsu, Chun-chia., 2947 Harris, Richard D. (Richard Donald)., Herzog, Steven J., 1964 Hsu, Huey-yuh., 3335 3125 Hessburg, Paul Francis., 447 Hsu,Juinn-chin., 1854 Harris, Richard Lee., 2739 Hevesi,Joseph A.,2394 Hsu, Ming-kuang.,734 Harris-Coppola, Marcia M., 810 Hewlett, John P., 39 Hsu, Pao-yin., 1071 Harrison, Marion E., 3663 Hews, Diana K., 3744 Hsu, Wu-ron., 264 Harrison, Warren A., 831 Hickcox, Leslie K. (Leslie Kay)., 1246 Hsu, Ya-li., 3067 Hart, Dianne K., 2897 Hickman, John Spencer., 3571 Hu, Chin-Hwa., 355 Hart, Dianne Walta., 2740 Hicks, Brendan J., 1759 Huan, Jianya.,200 Hartel, Peter G., 3065 Hicks, Douglas Michael., 1045 Huang, Cheng-chang.,754 Hartin, John R., 2990 Hicks, Glenn R.,2265 Huang, Hua-pin., 3342 Hartley, Kenneth D., 3137 Higgins-Lee, Charlotte., 883 Huang, Huei-I., 282 Hartley, Marcus L., 55 Higinbotham, Larry R., 2334 Huang, Jinfan., 640 Harry, Robert A. (Robert Alvin)., 2776 Hilken, Thomas 0., 3461 Huang, Manley T. F., 3078 Harvey, Glenn B., 521 Hill, Achim., 1472 Huang, Min-chih., 726 Harvey, James T., 3296 Hill, Brittain Eames., 2320, 2424 Huang, Sung-ben., 653 Harwood, Steven Hunter., 1519 Hill, David E. (David Edwin).,612 Huang, Xiaolin., 1799, 1867 Hashem, Abul., 1037 Hill, ThomasWilliam., 192 Huang, Yo-hsin.,560 Hassan, Adel Aly.,1069 Hindagolla, Suraj L., 603 Hubbard, ConnieJ., 2157 Hassan, Gul., 897 Hipkins, Valerie D., 2143 Hubbe, John McBain., 267 Hastie, JamesD., 1, 102 Hirai, Takayuki., 1654, 1760 Huber, Andrew Gail,.,988 Hasuike, Betty Louise., 3325 Hiraiwa, Yuri., 3326 Huber, Michael J., 3659 Hatch, Keith Martin., 1706 Hitchcock, Romi C.,2807 Huffman, David Earl., 621 Hatch, Lynda Sylvia., 1092 Hiu, Stephen Fooklen.,3066 Huftile, Gary J.,2358 Hatch, Wayne E., 143 Ho,(Jeremy) Yui Luen., 1420 Hughes, Heidi P., 253 Hatcher, Lauren Francis., 1874 Ho, Chi-Sung., 1370 Hughes, Jeffrey A.,3079 Hathaway, Ronald L., 222 Ho, Iwan., 2176 Hughes, Peter Mark., 1225 Haugen, MaureenMcCurdy., 1070 Ho, Shan-hsinAngie., 257 Hughes, Scott Stevens.,2407 Hauseman, Joseph Hayes., 1223 Hoag, Michael Lynn., 2030 Hukari, Neil F., 268 Havel, Loree Hennigar., 1686 Hobbel, Susan Laurie., 1590 Hulett,Patrick L., 1745 Haven, Lisa., 1997 Hoei, Jung-sheng., 1421 Humayon, Mansoor., 2383 Havercroft, Francine M., 2777 Hoffman, Elizabeth Lee., 760 Humphries, Larry LaRon.,3133 Hawkins, Charles Patrick., 1545 Hoffman, George D., 1497 Hung,Ling-ling L.,2177 93 Hung, Shih-chuan., 1345 Jaume, Steven C., 2435 Kabir, Gholamhossein., 1909 Hunsaker, Douglas James., 129 Javadekar,Virendra S., 1422 Kaiser, Elisabeth H., 2124 Hunt, Gary.,453 Jay, Jeremy Barth., 2300 Kaliangile, Imanga., 941 Hunt, Louise Dillingham., 157 Jayasinghe,Dudley Shelton., 641 Kalish, John M., 3201 Hunt, Mary C., 1970 Jayasinghe,Lalith Ratnasiri., 622 Kalvin, Patricia M.,793 Hunter, James L., 923 Jean, Paul A., 367 Kamau, Nellie M. W.,2487 Hunter,Robin E.,3702 Jefferts,Katharine., 3266 Kamdar, PravinP., 1401 Hunter-Zaworski, Katherine M., 741 Jeihooni, Asgnar., 2050, 2071 Kamke, Frederick A.,2056 Huppunen, JoAnne L.,2446 Jen, ShinD., 1346 Kanatani,Koichiro., 1591 Huque, Ziaul., 2996 Jenkins,Christopher H. M., 2928, 3006 Kanbertay, Mesut.,907 Hural, Kirsten.,407 Jenkins,Michael B., 3068 Kanchanakhan, Somkiat.,3054 Hurley, Michael. D., 1658 Jenks,Richard P., 3116 Kaneshi, Katsuya., 3545 Hussein, Osama Abdelaziz.,3620 Jensen, Christine M., 1921 Kang, Cheoul Shin., 1460 Huston, Thomas K., 3320 Jensen, EdwardA., 1247 Kang, Hee Jung., 2731 Hwang, Chun Sik., 1454 Jensen, Edward C., 2205 Kang, Hoyang.,2017 Hwang, Dae-sik., 2894 Jensen, MarkE., 3592 Kang, In-sik.,293 Hwang, Eun Ju., 3029 Jensen, Peter John., 3121 Kang, Ki Sung., 1582 Hwang, Nam., 1400 Ji, Jiuping., 2261 Kang, Myung Chol.,590 Hwang, Teng-shang.,2997 Jia, Zuxin., 1371 Kang, SeongK., 1349 Hylland, Michael D.,2384 Jiang, Hongyi., 2831 Kang, Sun Ki.,516 Hyllegard, Randy., 1175 Jiang, Jin., 1372 Kansal, Utkarsh.,2948 lanson, David C.,479 Jiang, Nan., 575 Kantt, Carlos Alberto., 1831 lapichino, Giovanni.,2553 Jiang,William., 1347 Kao, Shao-kong., 1328 Ibacache, Antonio E.,2556 Jiang, Xingjian., 274 Kao, Shaw-shya., 3407 Ibay, Lilia Armendez., 1531 Jiang, Zhi-dong., 3373 Kapuscinski, A. R. D. (Anne R. D.)., Ibnattya, Abdelhai Andaloussi., 3491 Jimenez, Ronald., 1423 1720 Ibrahim, Saleh Hassan., 3134 Jo, Jang Hyen., 2998 Karl, Michael G., 3502 Idris, Nor Aini., 1767 Jochimsen, Kenneth N., 415 Karlin, Robert., 3275 Ifft, Charles., 705 Johnson, Alan T. (Alan Thomas)., 655 Karnaugh, Elena N., 1702 Iheanacho, Mitchell Onwuha., 3427 Johnson, Bonnie J. (Bonnie Jean)., Kasal,Bohumil.,2072 Ikeda, Marcia Sakiko., 552 1093 Kasimor,Kathryn T.,2540 Ilcewicz, Larry Bert., 2957 Johnson, Cheryl Cruzan.,254 Kasornchandra, Jiraporn., 3111 Iloh, Gabriel Ogochukwu., 1118 Johnson, DexterW., 3673 Katul, Gabriel., 706 Imdakm, Abdussalam Omar.,494 Johnson, J.Scott.(Jere Scott)., 1155 Katundu, Juma., 1516 Ingersoll, Cheryl A.,480 Johnson,JerryR., 3221 Katz, Andres., 1998 Inoue, Daisuke., 1601 Johnson, Kenneth Bjom., 380 Katzev, David H., 722 Irving, David C., 2036 Johnson, Lori K., 2511 Kauffman, Francis M., 1227 Irwin, Michael J. (Michael James), 1960- Johnson, Martin A., 26 Kaufmann, Philip Robert., 1959 3094 Johnson, Neal S., 40 Kaul, Lothar., 826 Isaza,Liliana Urrea., 1787 Johnson, Patricia White., 2741 Kausar, Allah Bakhsh., 2403 Ishida, Etsuko.,2819 Johnson, Paul Robert., 544 Kawate, Michael Ken., 1005 Ishikawa, Sally Jo., 2794 Johnson,Scott Lee., 113 Kawka, Orest Eduard Mykola., 3303 Islam,Kamal., 3699, 3732 Johnson, TaffyL., 1138 Kaya, Sadi., 3126 Istok, J. D.,732 Johnson, Wayne E., 1271 Kaya, Zeki.,2097, 2186 Ivey, Kathy M.C., 2862 Johnson, Wendy L. (Wendy Louise)., Kaye, Thomas N., 423 Ivusic, SergioI., 3437 2820 Kayuni, Frieda Lucy., 1058 Ivy, Susan Denise., 2371 Johnson-Carroll,KarenJ. A., 1620 Kazerouni, M. Rahim., 623 Jabbes, Mohamed., 3479 Johna, EvaI., 2225 Kean, Deborah.,2489 Jabs, Lorelle B., 2719 Joly, RobertJ., 2170 Keary, Paul Edward., 2908 Jachetta, John Joseph., 989 Jonasson, Brian C., 1677 Keasler, Kenneth M., 547 Jacobsen, Twila., 47 Jonatansson, Elias., 2708 Keats, Donna G., 2321 Jacobson, Bryan L., 825 Jones, Kim Koch., 3200 Keefe, Margaret A., 2641 Jacobson, Chris E., 811 Jones, LauraLynn., 2631 Keh, Huan-chao., 854 Jadoon, Ishtiaq Ahmad Khan.,2425 Jones, Paul Aikens., 3030 Keim,Will., 873 Jae, Mie Kyung., 1605 Jones, Ronald Dean., 3069 Keinert, Fritz.,2883 Jaeger, Herbert., 3406 Jones, Timothy J., 505 Keizer, Philip John.,2236 Jaeger, John Ralph., 178 Jong, Jyh-ming., 1424 Keller,Randall A., 3250 Jaffe, Clella I., 1226 Jordan, David T., 2607 Kelley, Randall David.,448 Jahns, Thomas R., 1032 Jordan, Jean E., 1176 Kellogg, L. D. (Loren D.).,2181 Jaindl, Raymond G., 3495 Jordan, Shawn D., 1592 Kelly, Alice M., 1517 Jamerlan, Saturnino Juan.,3249 Jordheim, Daniel P., 3141 Kelly, Barry.,512 James, Corinne Patricia., 613 Jorgensen, Jane L., 2463 Kelly, Jack D., 3645 James,Mark Allen.,792 Joseph, Gladwin., 1532 Kelly, Linda Susan "Susie"., 2164 James, Rosalind R., 1526 Joyal, Elaine., 386 Kelly, Sharon., 106 Jang, Jai Eun., 846 Ju, Shu-ing., 1348 Kemp, Christopher J., 1688 Jang, Jung-suk., 654 Ju, Shyh-chen., 656 Kemp,Paul F.,3279 Jang, Sangsik., 2059 Juang, Min Tzuan., 1327 Kent, Jeffrey A.,2494 January, L. Lillian., 1894 Juhl, Andrew R., 3262 Kentula,Mary E.,441 Jarvi, Eric J., 3353 Jun, Tae Won., 1042, 1156 Keowmookdar, Nattaya., 1047 Jarvis, Jay M., 2704 Juwono, Cynthia P.,2693 Kerle, Elizabeth A., 401 Jaswal, Tariq Majeed., 2385 Kaaekuahiwi,Margaret Ann., 184 Kerper, Dale R., 700 94 Key, Colin F., 2346 Koehler, Loren., 1351 Lambert, David K., 85 Khaef, Ahmad Ali., 1228 Koff, Caroline Nan., 820 Lambrecht, Keith W., 1158 Khalifa, GamaleldinA., 2961 Kogan, Dan D., 799 Lamouri, Abdelwahed., 3466 Khan, Amjad I., 2372 Koike, BruceGary., 1656 Lampi, Keith A., 33 Khan, Noor-ul Islam., 1006 Kokkinakis, Steven Andon., 3231 Lane, Jeffrey W., 2360 Kharab, Abdelwahab.,2879 Kokron, Carlos J., 525 Lang, Walter H., 364 Khemira, Habib., 2569 Kolar, Susan C., 886 Lange, SandraL., 2627 Khonnaei, Iranpour., 1373 Kollipara, Ravindranath Tagore., 1479 Lange, William J., 1987 Khosravi, Lewa. S, 3080 Koo, Chang Duck.,2194 Langen, Gido., 2281 Khosraviani, Mehraban.,3656 Koohmaraie, Mohammad., 217 Langer, Vera W., 2404 Khurshid, Akbar.,2395 Kopczynski, Sean Peter., 2949 Lantz, Brian Scott., 789 Kieff, Judith E., 1248 Korpela, EdwinJ., 3503 Lao, Paul A., 1403 Kiemnec, GaryL., 3576 Kosa, Boonsong., 1197 LaPatra, Scott Edward., 3098 Kiilsgaard, Christen W., 2273 Kosittrakun, Manit., 2608 Lara-Lara, Ruben., 3267 Kikuchi, Akihiro., 32 Kough, John Lawrence., 454 Larsen, Royce E., 3472 Kilbride, Kevin M., 3715 Koval, David P., 1178 Larson, Beverly J., 1180 Kilburg, Gary M., 1272 Koval, James E., 1179, 2648 Larson, Katherine Cole., 1498 Kill, Donald R., 3438 Kozick, StephanieA.,2659 Larson, Shawn M., 821 Killefer, John.,237 Kraisuwansarn, Nichakom., 526 Lary, Jenifer Edith., 1490 Killgore, Garry L., 1054 Kramer, Susanne., 3476 Lashbrook, Wesley S., 1578 Killpatrick, Paul T., 1229 Krasnow, Lynne D., 3308 Lassuy,DennisR., 1763 Kim, Dong Yeob., 2125 Kraus, Robert Henry., 604 Latham, Debra L., 1800 Kim, Gyu Shik.,634 Krause, Elizabeth L., 243 Latt, Christopher R., 2114 Kim, Hee-taik., 535 Kreber, Bernhard., 2051 Lawler, Brynn Heintz., 1181 Kim, Hyo-jin., 635 Krefft, Kevin P., 3255 Lawson, LaJean., 1274 Kim, Hyung Don., 1048, 2687 Krisdhasima, Viwat., 541 Leach, Patrick A., 670 Kim, Jinwon., 275, 304 Krishnamurthy, Ramesh., 2833 Leal-M, Dario., 994 Kim, Jong-bum., 3007 Krishnan, Sheela., 1402 Leathers, Michael R., 2361 Kim, JooHee., 2702, 2732 Kritpet, Thanomwong Taweeboon., Leavell, Daniel M., 2165 Kim, Jung-hoon., 1628 1198 Lebow, Clayton Gale., 2742 Kim, Ki-hong., 1052 Krivak,BrendaM., 2834 Lebow, Stan T., 2026 Kim, Mikyung., 1157 Krosley, Kevin W., 665 Ledeboer, M. Vivian.,2 Kim, Ok-kee.,742 Kruatrachue, Boontee., 1461 LeDoux, Chris B., 1957 Kim, Sang-kyun., 2158 Krueger, Sharon K., 1024 Lee, Bor., 1374 Kim, Seung-bae., 1350, 1489 Krummel, Michael J., 125 Lee, Byeung Kyun., 2982 Kim, Seung-Woo., 41, 120 Krupin, Nancy., 3169 Lee, Caroll Marie., 1913 Kim, Sunuk., 2698 Kruse, Amy Ellen., 1704 Lee, Chung-pan., 743 Kim, Tae In., 730 Kruse, G. H. (Gordon Henry)., 1717 Lee, Chungchan., 3153 Kim, Tae-sung., 2884 Krzesinska, Elzbieta Z., 2557 Lee, Chyuan-shen., 677,735 Kim, YongJin., 2992 Kuehn, Michael., 2512 Lee, Dong-kyu., 3290 Kim, Youn-su., 788 Kuffner, Tom A., 2931 Lee, Douglas Scott., 1638 Kimberling, Diana Nalani., 1508 Kuga,Lillian A.,774 Lee, Eugene C. (Eugene Carlton)., Kincaid, John Thomas., 1249 Kuhl, Sarah Jane., 3070 2765 Kinch, Lisa Joan., 761 Kuiper, JohnL., 2359 Lee, Euisang., 513 King, Christine Marie., 1044 Kulkarni, Gururaj Bhimrao., 3434 Lee, Florence G. L., 1159 King, John Barry., 2999, 3130 Kulthongkham, Sukkarnya., 2786 Lee, Gae Ho., 624 King, Paul E., (Paul Everson), 2856 Kumar, Ravi C., 1352 Lee, Heung-Dong., 114 King, Wayne 0., 2599 Kumazawa, Makoto., 2857 Lee, Hyoung S., 1851 Kingry, Larry Kit., 3678 Kumpula, Carol L., 2502 Lee, Hyuckjae., 1441 Kirby, John D., 3446 Kuo, Chu-hsun., 3684 Lee, Jai-hyo., 2983 Kircher, Jens., 3387 Kuo, Huey-ju., 336 Lee, Jaw-fang., 736 Kirk, Raymond W., 489 Kurath, Gael., 3074 Lee, Jurip., 1053 Kirkland, Marjorie Lynn., 381 Kushad, Mosbah Mohamed., 2581 Lee, Kwon Soon., 1481 Kirkpatrick, Donald C., 1449 Kushnir, Yochanan., 296 Lee, Kyung Hee., 657 Kirtley, Sidney A., 1832 Kwag, Hye Keun., 1445 Lee, Louis Wai-Fung., 1425 Kiser, Jim (James Donald).,2083 Kwansa, Wilhelmina., 242 Lee, Man Hyung., 1442 Kiser, Terry., 2878 Kwiatkowski, Stephen., 913 Lee, Mankoo., 1482 Kishiyama, Shirley S., 2832 Kwon, Oh-Jung., 1607 Lee, Martha Eugenia., 1961, 2004 Kitzrow, Martha Anne., 874 Kwon, Soon-chang., 1273 Lee, Min-young., 3646 Kjelgren, Roger Keith., 3532 Kwon, Tae-hwan., 1480 Lee, Moon H. (Moon Hee)., 2962 Kleine, Carroyl Fayne., 1119 La Bolle, Larry D., 1689 Lee, Myoung-ku., 2073 Kliewer, Charles P., 3131 La Piana,KathleenAnn., 1072 Lee, Phyllis S., 858 Klopsch, Mark Warren., 2121 Lacy, Patricia A., 882 Lee, Rai-yun., 3314 Kluge, E. Alan., 1177 Ladd, Linda Darmer., 2667 Lee, Robert Liang-heng., 491 Klute, Annette., 2867 Lafi, Abd Y., 3159 Lee, Sang Bong., 750 Knight, Alan Lee., 1562 LaFollette, Sharron E., 3362 Lee, Se Kyoun., 2954 Knight, StephenM., 1951 LaFortune, James Robert., 2373 Lee, Seouk Joo., 2716 Knittel, Marjorie C., 1059 Lahm, Lawrence., 490 Lee, Seung Min., 1353 Knott, Elizabeth A., 424 Lai, Shu-mei., 1094 Lee, Sheng-wei., 265 Knott, John A., 517 Lam, Steven C. F., 1329 Lee, Sherri., 2386 Knotts, L. William., 2821 Lamb, Michael J., 2558 Lee, Stephen P. (Stephen Peter)., 3422 95 Lee, Sun-young., 1613 Lin, Biing-hwan., 78 Lu, Yuanan., 3040 Lee, Tae Young., 294 Lin, Chin-yen David., 3680 Lubis, Rusdian., 97 Lee, Wing-sun R., 1375 Lin, Ching-ho., 1275 Ludwig, Rainer.,2439 Lee, Ya-ling., 3339 Lin, Dah-cheng., 522 Ludwig-Williams, Nancy., 1789 Lee, Yong-Inn., 3402 Lin, Der Jei., 834 Ludy, Robin L., 2559 Lee, Youn-Sik., 565 Lin, Huan., 707 Luey, Ja-Kael.,523 Lee, Young-soo., 2688 Lin, Kaijun., 3232, 3305 Luh, Song-ping.,507 Lee, Yun-hwa., 2503 Lin, Kowhe Sophia.,2668 Luick, Bret R., 1865 Leeds, Janet M., 337 Lin, Li-hwa., 678 Lukefahr, Steven D.,212 Leelanukrom, Pricha., 1303 Lin, Lie-fen., 3628 Lukes, Bryce K., 1809 Legler, James Richard., 1199, 1627 Lin, Ling-Chwun., 2032 Lumas, Kathy A., 3736 Lei, David Hsien-Yu., 2975 Lin, Mau-Wei., 2609 Lundahl, David S., 1861 Lei, Kai-ming., 758 Lin, Peng-cheng., 2985 Lundeen, Thomas F., 591 Leid, Mark., 3364 Lin, Shuh-ren., 2963 Lundgard, Robert.,338 Leier, Elaine M., 2638 Lin, Shun Yih., 3369 Lundy, Robert Craig.,773 Leininger, Wayne C., 3488 Lin, Tsae-yun Daphne., 3603 Luo, Lei., 1378 Leisy, Douglas J., 2258 Lin, Tsan-piao., 995 Luo, Shun., 953 Lekhyananda, Suravate., 2858 Lindauer, Shelley Lynne Knudsen., Luo, Shyr Tung.,3117, 3152 Leland, Ronald Wayne., 2808 2649 Luoma, Daniel L.,2275, 2293 LeMarr, John D., 1182 Lindberg-Muir, Catherine., 2795 Lusk-Newman, Demaris E.,403 Lenhard, Robert J., 3577 Lindburg,KatherineL., 3046 Luttrell, William Lynn., 1250 Lenhart, James H., 148 Lindsay, Lee W.,2822 Lutz, Robert Scott.,3729 Lent, Rebecca J.,77 Ling, Xiaoning., 848 Lwo, Lwun-syin.,3519 Lentz, Rodrick David.,3533 Liou, Grace Yow-Hwa., 3327 Maatougui, Mohamed El Hadi., 914 Leon, Juan B., 231 Liou, Yow-Hwa Grace., 3357 Macadam, Anne M., 3563 Lerman, David., 1426 Lipka, Joseph T.,2347 Macario, Ana L. G., 2440 LeRoy, Charles H.,2467 Lipp, Cynthia C., 2133 Macdonald, Catherine A., 1538 Leslie, David M.,3723 Lippmann, Thomas C., 3244 MacDonald, John A., 4 Leung, Kam-tin., 3546 Little, Stephen W.,2348 Mace, Mariana L., 2835 Levin, John-Eric M., 1709 Liu, Ben-hui., 1025 Mack, Gregory Stebbins.,2302 Levy, Sharon.,3630 Liu, Cheng-chung., 193 Madar, Robert John., 1499 Levy, Theresa A.,3162 Liu, Darning.,514 Madden, Glenda L.,2635 Lewandrowski, Jan., 19 Liu, Dongtai., 1312, 1485 Madin, Ian.,2349 Lewis, Hal A., 962 Liu, He., 2939 Madrid, Modesto T., 2615 Lewis, Katherine JoAnn.,474 Liu, Pao-pao., 3009 Magee, Teresa K.,395 Lewis, Mary J.,2743 Liu, Qin., 770 Maggard, Carol J.,2496 Lewis, Michael E.,2269 Liu, Tian-chen., 1331 Maggard, Sharon P., 3421 Lewis, Reed S.,2423 Liu, Yan., 625 Maguire, Douglas A., 1993 Lewis, Robert David.,234 Liu, Yun-gang., 642 Maguire, PaulA., 1139 Lewis, S. M.,2899 Llewellyn, Janet George., 3187 Mahbod, Bahram., 2958 Lewis, Thomas A., 3081 Lloyd, SallyAnne.,2650 Mahiou, Belaid.,561, 643 Li, Aihua., 1376 Locke, Kerry A., 894 Mahood, Richard 0., 2335 Li, Guozhi.,2031 Logan, Sheila E., 2115 Maier, Pamela M., 2809 Li, Habin.,2206 Loken, Trygve., 2301 Makande, Tendekai Don., 1230 Li, Judith Lew., 1727 Lolas, Mauricio., 431 Maki, Robert G.,2047 Li, Ken-yuon., 1860 Lomnicky, Gregg A., 1738 Malavasi, Marlene de Matos., 2171 Li, Peng., 2122, 2212 Long, Barry A., 1938 Malavasi, Ubirajara Contro., 2172 Li, Ruqi., 1330 Long, Edgar Charles John., 2666 Maihotra, Sanjeev., 1379 Li, Rugi., 1483 Long, Linda C., 2709 Mallysetty, Venkata Ramana., 2950 Li, Shiao Jing.,2570 Longmate, Jeffrey A., 3611 Malroutu, Yamini Lakshmi., 1608 Li, Xiao-qing.,2443 Loo, Deryk Thomas., 368 Malvick, Dean K., 408 Li, Xiaolong., 1160 Loopstra, Carol Anne., 2107 Mammen,M. Ninan., 1297 Li, Zhaoyu.,822 Lopez, Albert., 3336 Mandelbaum, Thomas B.,20 Li, Zhenlin.,3222, 3304 Lopez-Jurado,Gerardo., 996 Mangino, Mario M., 1840 Liang, Guojin., 1484 Lorang, Mark S., 3263 Mangold,Kathy A., 3639 Liang, Zuyang., 3008 Lorenz, Jay R., 2294 Mangold, Robert.,2189 Liaw, Ean-tun., 1815 Lorenzo, Ariel., 1000 Manning,Donald Scott., 3099 Lienau, Jeffrey Jay., 2932 Loshbaugh, Robert B., 2823 Manore, Melinda M., 1914 Liere, Dean G., 2495 Louch, Jeff., 666 Mansell, Libbie J., 3365 Lightfoot, Richard (Richard Thomas)., Loue, Gbeuli D., 3 Mansour, Mohamed (Mohamed Salah)., 402 Lourvanij, Khavinet., 527 86 Ligman, Scott H., 3769 Lovejoy, Steve C., 2933 Mao, Meiyu., 963 Like, David E., 1583 Low, Christopher S. F., 3084 Marcek, John M., 164 Lilley, Marvin Douglas.,3268 Low, Edmond J., 694 Marciniak, Michael E., 915 Lim, Choo-chiang., 1377 Lowy, Robert Joel., 3755 Marcot, Bruce G., 1721 Lim, Daniel., 1296 Loyer-Carlson, Vicki L., 2672 Marganus, Martin., 1614 Lim, Hyungsik., 3572 Lozanode Gonzalez, Patricia., 1868 Margolis, Hank A., 2182 Lim, Kyoung Ho.,2984 LozanodeGonzalez, Patricia., 1875 Mann, Anna B., 1783 Limam, Mohamed., 3605 Lu, Can.,2504 Marino, Donald R.,(Donald Robert)., Lin, Angela A., 1427 Lu, Chungu., 283 1810 Lin, Ben-lin., 1788 Lu, Shengjun.,2152 Marion, CarolI., 2571 96 Marquez, Monica., 3706 McGahuey,Michael L., 930 Miller, Richard W. (Richard William)., Marsden, Katherine E., 409 McGarigal,Kevin., 3707 1509 Marsh, ChristopherP., 3757 McGee, Rebecca J., 2610 Miller,RobertJames., 667 Marshall, DavidD., 2213 McGeehan,Steven L., 3535 Miller, Suzanne Winifred Hilton., 3509 Marshall, John D. (John David), 2178 McGinnis, Brian D., 2940 Miller-Way, ChristineA., 3211 Marshall,JohnL. (JohnLee)., 2271 McGlothlan,J. Kirk., 545 Mills, John R. (John Richard)., 1975 Marshall, JoyceM., 1140, 1876 McGregor, DonaldR., 2694 Mills, Keith A., 679 Martell, LouiseKelly., 2673 McGuire, Joseph., 644 Mills, Nancy L.,2733 Martin,David C.(David Christopher)., McHugh, MargaretH.,2350 Milota, MichaelR.,2057 929 McInnis, Michael Lindsay., 3492 Minei, Marvin., 2859 Martin, Larry G.,2796 McIntyre, PatrickW., 3726 Miner, JefferyN., 3100 Martin,Ruth C.,2541 McIntosh, Bruce A., 2166 Miranda, Pamela C., 2824 Martin, Sharon., 3674 McIntosh, MathewAllen., 1095 Miranda-Lopez, Rita., 1825 Martin, Teri L., 185 McIntyre,Jana L., 2387 Mirashrafi, Mojtaba., 813 Martinez, Maria Elena., 2701 McIntyre, Timothy., 1790 Miring'u, Lucy N.,2642 Martinez-Carballido, Jorge Francisco., McIver, JamesD., 1553 Mirza, Adly A., 2611 1443 McKee, Mollie A.,2810 Mischenko, John., 658 Martinez-Cob, Antonio.,3594 McKenzie-Carter,Michael A., 2231 Mischke, Karen Blomquist., 1097 Martinson, Kristen S., 1985 McKim, James M., 3636 Mishler, Darrell W. (Darrell Wayne)., Martinson, Steven Eric., 3667 McLeod,Donald M., 42 1252 Martone, Joseph Arthur., 3000 McLoughlin, Daryl., 10 Mishra, Prafulla K., 814 Marty, James Frank., 2898 McMahon, John J. (John Joseph)., Mitchell,Becky., 3547 Maskai, SaileshR., 1428 1122 Mitchell, Connee S., 269 Masood, Muhammad Shahid., 1019 McManus, James., 3309 Mitchell, Sandra J., 1910 Masud,Jariah., 1624 McMurray,Cynthia T., 341 Mitchener, Virginia Wedler., 1200 Masuo, Diane M., 1621 McNabb, DavidH., 3596 Mitchoff, Maureen Elaine., 2043 Matalon, Marcelo E., 3033 McNair, GaryW., 3147 Mitman, Grant Gregory., 387 Matandos, Marcio., 528 McNair, Vannin Marie Hutchinson., Mittelstaedt, Denice., 339 Mathews, StephenE., 1251 2223 Mix, KatherineA.,2462 Mathius, I-Wayan., 183 McNamee, William A., 98 Mizelle,WoodyR., 1183 Matlock, John Patrick., 3634 McNaught, Susan C., 1276 Mkamanga, Godwin Yindoli., 997 Matson, PamelaA., 2167 McNeil, Ellen E. (Ellen Elizabeth)., Mmolawa, Onesimus B., 942 Mattingly, Rosanna., 1722 1096 Modhish, AbdulmalekM., 3432, 3448 Matz,Stephan E., 2787 McSkimming, Sylvia., 2669 Moffitt-Westover, CherylLouise., 3037 Maule, Alec G., 1676, 1758 McSwain, Michelle D., 1939 Moggia-Lucchini, Claudia E., 2560 Maurer, Roger J. (RogerJoseph)., 2853 Meadows, Sylvia Elise., 2582 Moghaddam, Mehran Fallah., 179, Mauser,David M., 3733 Mechling,Ann M., 2720 3374 Maxwell, BruceD., 1026 Meddouri, Messaoud., 2522 Mohamed, FouadAbd El-Aal., 2874 Maxwell, NancyA., 1120 Medhora, Hiraz Kekobad., 2027 Mohammed, Ahmed Sarhan., 1462 May, Eric Bruce., 2248 Medina, Luis E., 954 Mohammed, FareedH. A. N.,3550 Mayhall, Cheron J., 881 Meer, Ralph R., 1902 Mohebbi, Behrooz., 2959 McAfee, Lyle Vernon.,597 Meier, Karen Elizabeth., 3694 Mohyeldin, Mohamed Taha., 158 McAndrew, DavidWayne., 3573 Meiners, Jane Ella., 1615 Mokler, Scott M., 645 McArdle,Theresa M.,244 Meinke, Robert James,426,485 Monaghan, Pegeen., 1586 McAuliffe, David., 981 Meisenhelder, Jill., 3737 Mongkolsiri, Pravate., 1253 McBride, Margaret Mary., 1739 Mejjati-Alami, Mohammed., 3504 Montano, Jose M., 2587 McBride, Neal., 1121 Mellen, TeresaKim., 3703 Montgomery, Sue., 1098 McBride, RobinL., 3534 Melton,Lisa L., 3554 Moon, Young-hyun., 1444 McCadden, Richard Jay., 1971 Mendez, Juan., 34 Moore, Edith., 3739 McCain, Cynthia N., 2134 Merfeld, MicheleKay., 1616 Moore, Eric M., 2078 McCammon, Mark Thomas., 3061 Merickel, MarkL., 3687 Moore, Jane M., 1920 McClain, Keith M., 2183 Merrick,Richard L., 3237 Moore,KellyM. S., 1649 McClellan, MichaelH., 2135, 2220 Merrifield,Kathryn J.,427 Moore, MichelleM., 1746 McClellan, Paul James., 3604 Mesa, Matthew G., 1734 Moore, Walter B., 21 McCluskey, Kevin., 481 Messing, Russell H., 1500, 1566 Moore-Mueller, LauraJ.,2854 McCown, GaryEdward., 3411 Meunier, Patrick.,56 Moosavi-Rad, Hamid., 2976 McCoy, EdwardL., 3582 Meyer, Julie (Julie Rae)., 396 Mordy, Calvin (Calvin Ward)., 3306 McCoy, Timothy J.,2923 Meyer-Arendt, Karen., 812 Morehouse, James Wesley., 1184 McCreary,DouglasD., 2187 Meyerhoff, RichardDietrich., 1576 Moreno-Simunovic,Yerko.,2561 McCreight, Richard W., 2098 Meyers, S. Mark., 3697 Morgan, James L.M., 3778 McCulla, Michael S., 2417 Meyersick, Ron R., 43 Morita,Sally J., 2778 McCullough,Dale A., 1671 Mhaka, Amon Gwaziva., 2533 Morlan,Janet C., 2283 McDade, Mary Helen., 416 Michaels, Thomas Joseph., 442 Morrell, Patricia Drozdowski., 3506, McDaniel, Dawn Marie., 548 Micheals, NancyJ., 3031 3520 McDannel,AngelaK., 2374 Milden, Mark R., 1291 Morris, JohnW. (John William), 2214 McDonald, John H., 3202 Miles, A. Keith., 3728 Morris, MarkA., 1527 McDonald, William P., 3188 Miles, Donald William Riggs., 3524 Morrison,Laura A.,931 McDougall, JamesW., 2419 Miles, ToddL.,3146 Morrissey, Leslie A., 2460 McEvoy, John., 1585 Miller, GaryScott., 3708 Morrissey, Michael Thomas., 1841 McEwan, Barbara., 1161 Miller, Mark Wade., 2941 Morrow,Robert J.,2272 McFarland, JanineRuth.,2797 Miller, Patricia M., 3498 Moss, J.Alexander., 2721 97 Motazedian, Iraj., 3489 Nichol, Daniel Gerard., 1707 Omi, Steven Katsu., 2099, 2215 Mou, Beiquan., 932 Nicholls, Lou Ann., 2779 Oppermann, Martin., 2282 Moussaoui, Ahmed.,2852 Nichols, John W., 3635 Oppy, Nancy Chun., 2678 Mouwen, Charles M., 908 Nichols, Wade Taylor., 186 Or, Pee-Keong., 1332 Moyer, Craig Lee., 3041 Nichols, William E.,708 Or, Siu-shun Bumette., 1431 Moyer, Richard A., 352 Nicholson, Alison Campbell., 2153 Orberg, Paulo K.,3076 Mpunami, Anatolia.,410 Nicholson, David K.,709, 2376 Orchinik, Miles.,3779 Mu, Ming-chu., 1073 Nicholson, Wesley E., 1994 Oren, Ram.,2179 Muangkoe, Marut.,70 Nie, Tinglin.,2977 Orhanovic, Neven., 1381 Mucklow, William R., 1231 Nielsen, BrentL., 3075 Ortega-Farias,SamuelOrlando., 373 Muehlhausen, Laurel A., 3245 Nielsen,Fay Elise., 1232 Orwa, Julius 0.,3392 Muggli, Noelle Elizabeth., 159, 219 Nielsen, Gary R. (Gary Richard).,463 Osman, Khalid Amir.,3505 Mui, Lap K., 1429 Nielsen, Kim C., 5 Osta, Ahmad M., 1382 Mullen, Ellen Domaratius., 2408 Niklitschek, Mario E.,27 Ostman, Larry.,2019 Muller, Rolf., 1533 Nilipour, Amir H., 3443 Oswald, John David., 1510 Mullins, Tracy M., 208 Nishibuchi, Mitsuaki.,3063 Ota, Ikuo.,2084 Mumford, Daniel Franklin., 2375 Nishimoto, Robert N., 3213 Ott, Pablo.,916 Mun, Byung-joo., 356 Nishizawa, Sho., 1123 Ottinger, Joan Marie., 1888 Mun, Wangjin, 1468 Niu, Chih-hao., 2126 On, Bor-rung., 201 Mundy, Bruce C., 3203 Niwa, Christine G., 1569 Oufer, Lounes.,506, 540 Munir, Muhammad., 1009 Noble, Deborah Raber., 11 Ouyang, Ying.,3597 Murad, Iskandar., 2018 Noble, Sandra M. (Sandra Marie)., Ovalle, StevenE. (Steven Edward)., Murillo-Martinez, Carlos G., 48 1747 1593 Muminingtyas, Endah., 57 Nofziger, SharonDianne.,44 Overholtz, William Joseph., 1713 Murphy, Christopher F., 1528 Nogawa, Haruo., 1099 Owen, Amy M., 2863 Murphy, Glen E., 1958 Noland, Richard W., 1074 Pacheco Aguilar, Ramon., 1792 Murphy, Kim Marie.,3212 Nolen, Ernest G., 599 Paduan, Jeffrey D., 3297 Murphy, Mary Loyer.,3425 Noori, Fariborz., 982 Paez-Mejia, Manuel Jose., 3399 Murray, David W., 3291 Norberg, O. Steven., 1038 Pallenberg, Alexander J., 626 Murray, Helene., 2542 Norelius, Caroline F., 779 Palmer,Diane J., 2639 Murray,KarenAnn., 1611 Northcutt, Allison Ruth., 2237 Palmer, Marilyn Elizabeth., 868 Myers, Robert A. (Robert Allan)., 1404 Norton, Kerry M., 1791 Palmer-Rosenberg, Paul S.,2336 Myers, Timothy F., 1430 Norton, Peter., 1354 Pankratz, John., 1277 Myhrum, Ronald P., 3525 Nounamo, Laurent., 1001 Parandvash, G. Hossein., 108 Nadjib, Benacef., 909 Nowlin, Donald., 2901 Paredes-Veloso, Gonzalo L., 1972, Nakamura, Brian Clifford., 128 Noyes, James Harry., 3695 1999 Nam, Sang jin., 2695 Nunez, Jose D., 1672 Park, Chung Min., 1383 Nance, Jon D., 284 Ntinez, Oliva., 3631 Park, Dae-hyun., 1491 Nanja, Murthi., 835 Nunez, Rodrigo H., 3256 Park, Heeyong., 3010 Naranjo R., Victor Hugo., 180 Nuss, Jeffery L., 710 Park, Tae-soon., 2889 Nasri, Hassen., 1826 NwaChukwu, David 0., 1313 Park, Tongkyu.,2727 Nassar,Abdul-RahmanHassan.,235, Nwafor, Oguguo Ebisi., 1842 Parke, JenniferLee., 443 3430 Nyunt, San., 943 Parker, Michael J. (Michael John)., Nassersharif, Bahram., 3148 O'Brien, Margaret C. (Margaret Claire)., 2396 Nathalang, Santita., 2291 3233 Parker, Ricardo Jerome., 3085 Nauman, Hal Eugene.,2472 O'Connor, John M., 3310 Parks, SusanT., 1163 Nave, Jay., 805 O'Dell, Thomas E.,486 Parnell, Dale Paul., 1278 Nave, Michael E., 1162 O'Donnell, Robert P. (Robert Paul)., Parrott, Richard Leslie., 1075 Nawaz, Mohammad., 238 3627 Parson, KevinJ., 1432 Nayak, Harish Chandra B., 1380 O'Regan, Daniel J.,2880 Parsons, Michael Raymond., 2289 Ndzinge, Loftus 0., 1185 O'Shea, KatieL., 1049 Pashak, Jeffrey J., 518 Neale, David B., 2173 Obuskovic, Nevenka S., 499, 538 Patino, Reynaldo., 1673, 1678 Nearingburg, Patt., 1201 Ochs, Michael., 3555 Patrier, Lionel.,690 Nee, Cheng-chu., 2595 Oddou, William Eugene., 1142 Pattee, Heidi Ann., 3011 Nelson, David Ezra., 2322 Oelschlaeger, Irmtraud., 1609 Paul, Mary Elaine Bowen., 1186 Nelson,Dennis A., 1141 Oh, Jai-Ho., 266, 301 Pavez Carrera, Patricio B., 1645 Nelson, Jeffrey Stephen., 572 Ojha, Murari Prasad.,2875 Payne, Loretta M.,49 Nelson, Jenny Stewart., 1595 Okoye, Peter Eoabuchi., 1143 Pearson, Calvin H., 983 Nelson, Jim Steel., 3062 Okutsu, Takamasa.,60 Pearson, Geraldine Helen., 1164 Nelson, John Douglas., 2002 Olafsdottir, Kristin., 347 Pearson, MonteL., 2292 Nelson,Mark E., 417 Olbinski, James Steven.,2304 Pearsons, Todd N., 1657 Nelson, Philip D., 2226 Olivera, Ricardo Martin., 3189 Peckham, Scott., 2868 Nelson, S. Kim.,3709 Olsen, Eric R.,784 Pedretti, Ricardo., 1010 Nelson, Sheila J., 892 Olsen, Jeffery L., 2497 Peek, Daniel C., 1020, 3530 Nemati, Gholam Reza., 1581 Olson, Annette M., 3745 Pelegri, JoseL., 3214 Nevins, Barbara B., 2303 Olson, Daniel J., 2305 Pelto, Joan McAhnond., 1254 Newell, Daniel L., 3127 Olson, Deanna H., 3767 Pendakur, Ramesh.,2722 Neyzari, Shahrokh Ghaffari., 598 Olson, Pamela Niemeyer., 1617 Peng, Gwo-sheng.,3012 Ni, Hae-Rong., 2058 Olszewski, Mary Elizabeth., 2643 Peng, Lan L., 1384 Niami, Farhad., 107 Olufson, Loreen C., 2798 Peng, Songshi S., 3417 Nibler, Francis J., 3538 Oman, Paul W.,840 Pennington, Darren C.,2632, 2674 98 Pennock, Edward S.,2362 Prasad, S. Jayasimha., 1450 Redding, Joseph Michael., 1714 Pepi, Joseph A., 3556 Prater, Patrice L., 202 Reddy, Guvvala Nagabhushana., 627 Pequeno, German E., 1662 Pratt, Randy C.,680 Reed, Stephen.Paul., 6 Perdew, Gary H., 1852 Price, Comelia Lynde., 1827 Reese, Gregory G., 1050 Pereira, Clifford Brian.,3609 Price, Georgina., 2337 Reeves, Gordon H., 1665 Pereira, Welington.,2588 Price, Mark., 2799 Regner, Michael John., 3328 Perez-Rivas, Guillermo., 61 Prichard, Andrew W., 3124 Rehnberg, Bradley Glenn., 1723 Perlot, Martin.,2864 Prihar, Douglas W., 2363 Reid, Brad., 3234 Permantier, Gerald A., 1298 Prince, Annie., 3175 Reid, Paula W., 2109 Perng, Chiou-mey., 1811 Pring, Cynthia Kay.., 1679 Reiman, John W., 865 Pesklak, William Charles.,553 Privett, Diane Winters., 2490 Reinalda, Johannes K., 1433 Petchsing, Urairatana., 1768, 1917 Proffitt, John Houston.,320 Reiter, Christina Scribner., 1884 Petereit, Ralph A.,3179 Propper, Catherine R., 3768 Reiter, Maryanne., 1952 Peterman, Mark K.,933 Pross, Derek D.,2284 Reitz,Wayne., 3001 Peters, Jeanne M., 1618 Proudfoot, Robert Charles., 1100 Ren, Shan., 2033, 2074 Petersen, Kerry L.,2505 Przybylowicz, Paul.,456 Rentola, ChristopherT. W., 1300 Petersen, Terry D.,2195 Pubanz, George A.,614 Reudink, Mark D., 1434 Peterson, Bruce (Bruce Alan).,3612 Puettmann, KlausJ., 2207 Reyes, Carlos C., 1039 Peterson, Carolyn Pugh.,2314 Purohit, Sarla., 326 Reyes, Luis Antonio., 2562 Peterson, Curt D., 3276 Putnam, Betsy June., 2101 Reynolds,Julia A., 1041 Peterson, Jeffrey A.,3752 Puttonen, Pasi Kalevi., 2108 Reynolds, Kristy.,2836 Peterson, Patricia A., 1299 Pyle, Douglas G., 2377 Rhee, Ill-keun., 1473 Petre-Miller, Daniel S., 1255 Qayyum, Mazhar., 2405 Rhodes, Albert N., 3048 Pfeiffer, Nikolaus.,2909 Qi, Xiaoping., 2800 Rhodes,BruceDouglas.,3462 Pfleeger, Thomas G. (Thomas George)., Qin, Bi-de., 1355 Ri, Chang-seop., 659 428 Quant, Rebecca L.,2252 Rich, Joseph A. (Joseph Ash)., 1101 Pflug, Elizabeth A., 1165 Queirolo, Lewis E., 99 Richards, Laura S., 3655 Phillips, Kathryn Ann.,1546 Questad, Beverly A., 1279 Richards, Matthew E.,2339 Phillips, Stephen H. (Stephen Homes)., Quiring, Nathan., 1584 Richardson, Brian., 2196 1650 Qvistgaard P., Carlos G.,62 Rickard, Lora G., 3658 Piacentini, Stephen Carl.,3047 Rachele,Ronni V., 2766 Rickard, Mollie., 855 Piehl, Bradley T., 1940 Radke, Garold E., 549 Ricks, Cynthia L., 2315 Piepmeier, Edward H.,3370 Radke-Mitchell, Lyn C., 3025 Rico-Pena, Delmy del Carmen., 1816 Piepmeier, Karen Swanson., 1166, Rady, El-Houssainy Abdelbar., 3610 Rieckert, Volker., 3383 2744 Rahardjo, Susilowati., 2052 Ried, Jeffrey L.,382 Pierce, Laura G.,3746 Raharjo, Yono C.,223 Riedel, Gerhardt F.,3269 Pikul, Joseph L.,3526, 3589 Rahman, Mohammad A., 357 Riegel, Gregg Mason., 3499 Pilando, Leticia S., 1769. 1855 Rahman, Mohammad Moznur., 955 Rieke, Ross D., 671 Pillai, Chandrasekhara., 3403 Rahmun, Lindsay.,2780 Rife, Carol Lee., 1203 Pillay, Harish., 1385 Raja Abdullah, Nik Mustapha bin., 112 Riffero, Linda Marie., 1877 Pilz, David P.,2100 Rajagopal, S. N., 3086 Riggs, Dale IlaMiles., 2523 Pimentel, GliceriaEstandian., 1577 Rajanala, ArunkumarV., 1356 Riitters, Kurt H., 2184 Pinkerton, John Nelson.,449 Rakphongphairoj, Vinai., 3445 Rinehold,John W., 2534 Pinto Alvarez, Luis A.,3246 Ramaker, M. Jolene., 878 Rintala, Pauli Olavi., 2685 Pipoppinyo, Somsak., 1655 Rambo, Danny Lynn., 2224 Ripley,JamesDouglas.,450 Pirlet, Andrd Jean.,280 Ramchandran, Ashok., 1405 Ripple, William J., 2288 Placer, John R., 841 Ramsdell, Howard Scott.,340 Riscoe,MichaelKevin.,327 Plaisted, Douglas C., 2603 Ramsden, Jerald Day., 3180 Ritchie, Martin W., 1966 Pleet, Lawrence Joseph.,2902 Ramsey, KatherineJ., 3477 Rivera, Joseph BechaidaT., 1579 Poblete Arellano, Tirso S., 1695 Ramus, Terry Lee., 605 Robbins, Richard William., 1934 Pobsook, Thanitthar.,2753 Ranasinghe, Jatila., 2919, 2986 Roberti, Kellee Ann., 3042 Poet, Steven E.,3649 Ranawake, Udaya A., 1314, 1492 Roberts, Cynthia., 764 Pollock, Martin L., 308 Ranga Rao,Gangavalli V., 1558 Roberts, Michael C. (Michael Coy)., Polonen, Bpo Juhani., 209 Rao, Mulpuri Venkata., 1451 898, 944 Polonsky, Jon D.,695 Rarey, Phillip Jay.,2338 Roberts, Nancy A., 2826 Pomeroy, Douglas R., 869 Rasker, Raymond., 2087 Robertson, Robert A., 2755 Pongthana, Nuanmanee., 1639 Rasmussen, Clyde A., 3690 Robinson, AnjaM., 1731 Ponzetti, James Joseph., 2651 Rasolondramanitra, Henri., 3400 Robinson, Scott R., 3770 Poocharoen, Boonthong., 1847 Rastegar, Bahador., 1304 Robison, E. George., 1943 Pool, Marilen A.,2825 Rat-rim-chong, Aim-ut-cha., 1202 Rochelle, Lori G., 3640 Poore, Joel K., 3539 Rathore, Hargovind S., 3354 Rochelle, Patrick R., 1406 Poplawsky, Alan R.,455 Rawson, Cathleen L., 3321, 3355 Rockey, Daniel D., 3106 Populin, Luis., 1055 Ray, Brian Daniel., 3514 Rodger,Lynn Dian., 170 Postman, Joseph D., 404 Re, Jose Vicente., 1011 Rodgers,Jeffrey D., 1646 Potter, A. W.,2418 Rea, Alan H., 144 Rodnick, Kenneth J., 1635 Potter, David Willard., 319 Read, RichardThomas.,2754 Rodriguez, RussellJohn., 3071 Poujol, Michel.,2437 Reardon, Patrick Thomas., 3122 Roe, Lisa Lynn., 2479 Powell, Allyn B., 1728 Rebhuhn, Mark Keith., 2513 Roesler, Collin Stevens., 3238 Powell, Leslie A. (Leslie Ann)., 2085 Rebillet, S. J., 2745 Rohm, Christina M., 1696 Power,SaraGlen., 2412 Rector, David R., 2915 Rohm, Dale M., 2886 Prabhakaran, P. C.,636 Redden, George Dean., 3190 Rohrer,William H., 3671 99 Rojas-Calvo, Carlos Enrique.,971 Salerno, Laurel F., 3019 Schone, Dieter Hans-Friedrich., 1988 Rojas-Melo, Nestor S., 2154 Sales Luis, Jaime Fernando., 1967 Schons, Debra Jo., 172 Roley, Kenneth L., 723 Salgado, Eduardo A.,3583 Schreiber, Barry., 2137 Romea, Richard Dennis.,3270 Salih, Mohammed Ali., 3082 Schreindorfer, Crystal Salvas.,2788 Rommel, Angelika., 1801, 1869 Salinas,John T., 566 Schroeder, Carla L., 1775 Romo, James T., 3493 Salmeron-Zamora, Jose Juan., 998 Schroeder, Jan-Marie., 2535 Romstad, Eirik., 115 Salminen, Edward M., 1953 Schroer, Gregory L., 3704 Roof, Becky Jane., 815 Samahito, Supitr Chotinukul., 1102 Schroth, Martin H., 712 Root, Ann L., 2278 Samelson, Roger M.,3298 Schuch, Ursula K., 2127 Rosane, Carol Harper., 136 Samiroden, Walter Donald., 1076 Schuch, Ursula K., 2617 Rose, Carolyn K., 3675 Samuels,Jeffery W.,3154 Schuetz, Larry Jamison., 1233 Rose, Cathy L., 2208 Sanchez, Enrique E.,2616 Schuler, Carol A., 1701 Rose, Crystal A., 924 Sanchez, Nora B., 1817 Schultz, Karin L.,2429 Rose, Jeffrey A., 3473 Sanchez,RamonM., 3557 Schulz, Norbert S., 3376 Rose, William Jackson., 220 Sanchez, William K., 171 Schumm, Gerhard., 1301 Roseberg, Richard J., 3536 Sanders, Terri K., 1889 Schussel, Leonard J., 629 Roseman, Nancy A., 3087 Sandrey, Ronald Albert., 71 Schuttler, Patti L., 2536 Rosenbauer, Martin., 3397 Sanguanruang, Oravan., 628 Schwartz, John Steven., 1748 Rosenbaum, Larry C., 309 Sanguanruang, Santisuk., 35, 116 Schwenker, Rainer., 3395 Rosenberg, Daniel K., 3716 Sanner, Carol Jo., 1651 Schwing, Hans Frederick.,2316 Ross, Darrell W., 2116 Sans, Roger Stephen., 2340 Schwinkendorf, Kevin N.,3118 Ross, Mark (Mark H.), 22 Sansome, Constance J. (Constance Scott, George M., 2506 Rossi, Richard J., 3615 Jefferson)., 2414 Scott, James Douglas., 2604 Roth, Shirley L., 809 Santoso, Elisabeth., 532 Scott, Thomas M. (Thomas Matthew)., Roth, Stephen Elliott., 775 Sanz, Carlos C.,500 2724 Roub, Evangeline R., 2924 Saoud, Nabeel B.,213 Scrivani, John., 1995 Roush, Mary Lynn., 1012 Sapii, Ahmad Tarmizi., 2563 Seckin, Turgay., 567 Routledge, Garry L., 2699 Sapsis, David B., 3478 Seddigh, Majid., 984 Rowe, Barbara R., 1622 Saremi, Abroad Reza., 2734 Seedorf, Douglas Christopher., 2307 Roy, Bhasker Vilva., 492 Saremi,Mahnaz., 87 Seifkhani, Farroh., 1407 Royce, Lynn A., 1572 Sarewitz, Daniel R.,2306 Seitz, Julia Ann., 1895 Royland, Joyce E., 3366 Sargent,Roy Geoffrey., 342 Selvy, Theresa A., 3163 Rozaire-Brown, Beverley Carol., 866 Sartnurak, Soisurin.,3315, 3348 Sether, Diane M., 1541 Ruan, Xiumei., 3340 Sattel, Daniel.,2441 Setyobudi, Lilik., 1573 Ruangruchira, Natsuda., 1280 Sattell, Robert R., 3561 Severeide, Rebecca C.,2670 Rubio, Eduardo A.,2710 Saugen, John David., 1333 Sewall, Cathy Hampshire.,2514 Ruby, Glenn Russell., 790 Saunders, George P., 697 Sewall, David K., 1512 Ruff, Ritchey Alvin., 849 Sauter, Roger M., 3625 Seward, Dawn R'Lene., 3720 Ruhl, Glenn David., 781 Savage, Thomas J., 2136 Sewell, Janet M.,2934 Ruhumba-Sindihebura, Pascaline., Savelsbergh, Mary., 1204 Sexton, Camille Marie.,418 1906 Savidge, William B., 3235 Seyfarth, Leonard H., 1077 Runyan, Mark Talbott.,562 Sawyer, Rita., 3666 Shaban, Ali Omar., 1455 Runyon, John R., 2246 Sayavedra-Soto, Luis Alberto., 1848 Shah, Rajen Jayantilal.,800 Ruscher, Paul Harold., 300 Scarborough, Stephen D.,2876 Shainsky, Lauri J., 2198 Rushdi, Ahmed I.M.,3300 Scarlett, Lori M., 2257 Shake, Caron Lee Louise., 1234 Russell, Amber Simmons., 1599 Schaal, Hans-werner., 1386 Shalloof, Faisal M., 88 Rutanawilai, Saowaporn., 3672 Schaefer, Timothy S.,3112 Shankar, Ila., 2679 Rutherford, Gregory J., 3056 Schaffer, Randy Lee.,2227 Shanks, Carol A., 3057 Ruttum,Joanne C., 432 Scheyer, Joyce Mack.,3540 Shao, Ming.,2044 Ruyle, Kim E., 3664, 3688 Schild, Eric R., 2705 Shapiro, Leland Sanford.,239 Rwangano, Felicien., 1740 Schilk, Alan J., 660 Sharif-Razi, Ali-Reza.,2970 Rwebangira, T., 744 Schillinger, William Fred., 899 Sharp, John L., 3257 Ryan, Daberath., 1793 Schisler, David Albert.,383, 468 Shaul, Warren., 1640 Ryan, Kelly M., 696 Schlenk, Daniel K.,3637 Shaw, Nancy L. (Nancy Lynn).,900 Ryan, Michael G.,2197 Schloss, Jacob Leon., 1205 Shay, John T., 2397 Ryan, Philip Kevin., 130 Schmid, Andreas (Andreas Karl)., 3379 Shea, Edward Carl., 2891 Ryan-Burkett, Sandra E.,2279 Schmidt, Edward Eric., 365 Shearer, Peter W., 1539 Saamin, Shaharudin., 2596 Schmidt, Robert Dean., 579 Shearman, Nancy Walker., 2768 Sabja, Ana Maria., 2543 Schmieder, Patricia K. (Patricia Sheehy, Dennis Patrick., 3496 Sachs, Donald., 2110 Kathleen)., 3642 Sheffield, Thomas H., 2007 Saedi,MohammadSaeed., 3018 Schmiege, Cynthia J.,2644 Sheikh, Allah Ditta., 66 Saedi-Faez, Sheida., 791 Schmin, Uwe., 3388 Shelly, J. Stephen., 397 Saeed, Mohammad., 1534 Schmitt, Dave N.,2767 Shen, Ben.,661 Safley, L. Eugene., 2378 Schneider, Evan G., 2760 Shenker, Jonathan M., 3285 Sahajwalla, Chandrahas G., 3322, Schneider, Richard C.,2364 Shenoy, Ravindra Umanath., 1357 3358 Schnick, Jeffrey W.,3410 Sherer, Brett Micheal., 150 Sahle-Demessie, Endalkachew., 519 Schober, Brigitte 1., 1612 Shieh, Jong-neng., 1542 Sakallah, Faten A., 1315 Schoechle, Sabine., 1603 Shieh, Sen-her., 1543 Salama,Maysoon., 3026 Schoeneberger, Philip James.,3527 Shields, Edith A., 762 Saleh, Amina Ali Abd El-Fattah.,3613 Scholz, Todd., 711 Shields, James Phillip.,630 Saleh, Budiman.,2696 Schon, Chris-Carolin., 976 Shigeno, Debra Sue., 3027 100 Shih, Ah Shing., 358 Smith, Monne K., 879 Stolzenbach, James Carlson.,3349 Shih, Shyuer-ming., 3251 Smith, Monty Ray., 586 Stone, Catherine S., 451 Shimakawa, Tomoko., 1878 Smith, Muriel K.,388 Stone, Kenneth A., 287 Shimizu, Mami., 2837 Smith, NicholasJ., 2174 Stonedahl, Gary Michael., 1548 Shin, Hwa-Yong., 2675 Smith, Richard D. (Richard Dean)., Stormberg, Gregory J., 2406 Shin, Ong-in.,3181 2323, 2459 Story, Sandra C., 3367 Shindler, Bruce A., 2080 Smith,Robert W., 646 Stoupa, Joan., 681 Shirazi, Abbas M., 2621 Smith, Steven J., 2888 Straub, Angela Marie., 1833 Shoemaker, Suzanne., 1697 Smyth, Jeffrey D., 145 Streeter, Donald J.,956 Shore, Maria Dawn., 194 Sneed, Jacquelin M.,2285 Streisel, Robert C., 2064 Shrestha, Gyan Kumar., 2592 Snelling, John P., 887 Stringham, Tamzen K., 12 Shroff, Raj N.,2726 Snider, Martha Ann., 1619 Strong, Elizabeth J., 13 Shubat, Pam., 1690 Snider, Michael Duane., 3457 Su, Han-tzong.,3413 Shufelt, Eileen Marie., 419 Snow, Billy Douglas., 389 Su, Shanghe., 1818 Shuler, Philip E., 1040 So, Dennis., 1388 Su, Wan.,2840 Shum, Daniel K., 1387 Soetrisno, Uken Sukaeni Sanusi.,3177 Subaei, Abdelbagi.,79 Siaway, Arthur., 103 Sohn, Sangwon., 2728 Subrahmanyam, Sriram., 2053 Sidder, Gary Brian.,2413 Solano-Borrego, Ariel E.,2447 Subramanian, Vivek., 1408 Siemion, Edward V., 580 Solem, Michele Lee., 313 Sugar, David.,475 Sievers, Gary K., 1046 Sologuren P., Santiago., 2848 Sui, Yueh Chun., 3128 Siggel, Lorenz., 615 Somers, Todd Charles.,631 Sukkaset, Prasart., 2971 Siggel, Michele Ruth Fisher., 616 Sommers, Walter B., 786 Sukume, Chrispen., 52 Sigismondi, Linda A., 1724 Sonawala, Paula., 3389 Sule, Pushkar Anant.,576 Sikkel, Paul C., 1749 Song, Hong-keun., 2020, 2063 Sullivan, J. Kevin (Jeremiah Kevin), Sil, Jayashree., 63 Song,Jihyun., 3173 1259 Silberman, Ricardo S., 2498 Song, Yen-ling.,3088 Sullivan, Timothy Joseph.,2249 Siller-Cepeda, Jorge H.,2524, 2622 Song,Zhao-ming.,2692 Sultan, Mohammed Ashraf.,1456 Silva, Larry A.,3412 Soofi, Muhammad Asi£, 2444 Sumaryono, 2515 Simard, Suzanne W., 2144 Soong, CarolineChuan-chin., 1600 Sumich, James L., 3286 Simmons-Rogers, AlexandraL., 2756 Sorte, Joanne Godard., 2640 Summers, Cathy A., 2398 Simonds,John E.,2942 Soukup, Margaret A., 1104 Summers, Richard P., 1926 Simone,Mark V.,50 Spanos, George A., 1784, 1862 Sumrain,Ibrahim A., 1167 Simpson, Gregory D., 3431 Speaker, Robert., 1643 Sun, Hongxing., 647 Simpson, Randall C., 698 Spee, Rene., 1292, 1464 Sun, Kenneth Cheung-Ping., 558 Simpson-Rivera, Ricardo Jose., 1828 Spielvogel, Sandra Petersen.,3759 Sun, Michael B., 1188 Sims,Gigi-Terese.,2484 Spiro, Craig., 348 Suphawibul, Mayuree., 2690 Sinclair, Elizabeth Hacker., 3247 Spitz, Herbert M.,2341 Surerus, Jo Anne M., 248 Singer, DanielJay., 1103 St. Clair, John Bradley., 2209 Suryawan, Agus., 197 Singer, William H., 871 St.Martin,JosephWilfred., 3204 Suvanakoot, Uthai., 3345 Sinquefield, Scott A., 529 Stack, William Robert., 1947 Suzuki, Nobuya.,3721 Siriboon, Thit., 1463 Staebler, Bonita Louise., 1124 Svejcar, Tony., 3485 Siripanich, Pachitjanut (Dasnanjali)., Stainbrook, Cris Eric., 1636 Swan, Michael Kent., 3685 3616 Staley, Kathryn Boyer., 3740 Swanson, DavidL., 3771 Siriprasert, Jirakorn., 1281 Standley, Laurel J., 3299 Swanson, Hollie I., 1812 Sisson,David A., 2761 Stanley, Sandra Tierney., 1235 Swanson, ShermanR., 3486 Sitompul, Darwin.,2700 Starbuck, Brian J., 563 Syhre, Danny R., 3650 Sivakolundu, Ramesh., 1358 Stark, Steven Bruce., 1547 Sylvester, Lancelot G.,2711 Skelton, Jeanette K., 1359 Starmach, Ewa M., 1187 Szabo,Leslie J.,444 Skultab, Seeviga., 1501 Starr, KarenJ., 2746 Sze, Wing-E., 1465 Skwarek, Richard J., 1078 Staskus, Paul., 343 Szent-Gyorgyi, Christopher Stephan., Slater, Caleb H., 1711 Stauffer, Larry A., 2978 321 Slayden, OV Daniel.,240 Stebbins, Sarah J., 1206 Szot,Patricia.,3359 Slear, JamesD., 1051 Steedman,Robert John., 1504 Szymoniak, Tom., 691 Smart, Ann Dillie., 1256 Steggell, Carmen Dobson., 1629 Tabesh, Taraneh., 682 Smergut, Teresa A., 3480 Stein, Ira Steven., 917 Tachasirinugune, Sommai., 160, 3442 Smith, Clayton Nowlin., 1257 Steinbock, Teresa M., 801 Tafesh, Ahmed Mohammed., 554 Smith, Daniel E., 3166 Steinman, Alan D.,470 Tagarino, Rogelio N., 89 Smith, DeillaA., 2781 Stenson, Julie Ann., 1207 Takallou, Hossein B., 745 Smith, Edward J. (Edward Jude )., Stephenson, Jerry D.,2920 Takallou, Mojtaba B.,733 3452 Stephenson, Sue Uland.,783 Takeshita, Shunichi., 1260 Smith, Edward J.M.S., 195 Sterbentz,JamesW., 3149 Talbott, Mary Catherine., 1896 Smith, Elaine D., 405 Stern,Mark A., 1703 Talebbeydokhti, Nasser., 731 Smith, Gary Allen., 2415 Stevens, Darren W., 3398 Talkington, Michael Lee., 1505 Smith, GaryDaniel., 196 Stevens, GordonArthur., 2577 Talmage, Catherine.,2841 Smith, Gary Wilson., 72 Stevenson, Carl W., 1282 Tamelen, Peter G., van., 3780 Smith, Jerome Francis., 137 Stewart, Glenn H., 457 Tami, Mohamed., 2499 Smith, John B., 1770 Stidwill, Howard F., 1125 Tamin, Azaibi., 3101 Smith, Jonathan V., 2838 Stirchak, Eugene P., 592 Tan, Hin Leong., 1293 Smith, Judith Claire., 2477 Stockberger, Roxy A.,3330 Tan, Siyuan.,2537 Smith, Karen Clark., 1258 Stockton, Judith D., 2839 Tanaka, Hiroshi., 67 Smith, Mark T.,2916 Stokstad, Grete Synnove., 51 Tanaka, John Augustus., 3458 101 Tanaka, Seiji., 1549 Tollerud, Edward I.,295 Van Kessel, Jeanette M., 2813 Tanaka, Yoshihiro., 747 Tomas, Robert A.,281 Van Slyke, Ruth E., 249 Tang, Fa-tai.,546 Tombropoulos, Charles B., 2812 Van Winkle, Samina., 1814 Tang, Li., 751 Tomlinson, Patricia Short., 2652 Vanavichit, Apichart., 1029 Tang, Zhigiang., 1466 Torres Rojo, Juan Manuel., 1976, 2003 Vance, Nan C., 2199 Tanida, Hajime., 165, 224 Tota, Michael R.,353 VanDeRiet, Shirley J., 1915 Tanino,KarenK., 2612 Toth, Barbara L., 2247 Vanderpool, Nancy Marston., 782 Tanphiphat, Karin.,934, 1027 Toumadje, Arazdordi.,2589 Vanderwaal, James A., 1928 Tapsuwan, Sakchye., 1105 Toweill, Dale E., 1725 VanWinkle, James A., 3138 Tapsuwan, Suda., 1126 Tower, Paula Allene., 3095 Vargas-Hemandez, Jesus.,2216 Taqueban, Cappia R., 1236 Towle, Betsy.,495 Vasquez de Montalvo, Socorro I., 618 Taracena, Fernando L., 2729 Townsend, Terry P., 73 Vaz, Rui Luiz., 2590 Tatarka, Bernadette., 258 Tragoonning, Somvong.,964 Veal, Lawrence Lyman., 1169 Tate, Marshall., 3316 Trail, Frances., 398 Vee, George L., 3343 Tatong, Walapa., 3317, 3356 Traylor, Roger L., 1409 Vee, Regina M., 2790 Tavipatana,Wattanapom., 3323, 3360 Treneman, Nancy C.,3749 Velazquez-Martinez, Alejandro., 2217 Tay, Winnie K., 90 Tressler, Karen D.,2086 Veldhuisen, Curt N., 1949 Taylor, Charles Robert., 3408 Treuden, Michael L.,2877 Venegas, Cesar Rolando., 965 Taylor, Christine G., 2481 Triggs, Nancy E., 648 Venkatswamy, Suresh., 1410 Taylor, H. Terry.,2228 Triperinas, Mary Lou Armstrong., 872 Verges, Ruben P., 957 Taylor,MichaelL. (Michael Lester)., Tripp, Ralph A., 3102 Vermeul, Vincent R., 717 28, 121 Trowbridge, Cynthia D., 3772 Verplanck, Emily Pierce., 3215 Taylor, Robert Lynn., 1927 Tsai, Ching-Hsiu., 2254 Verplanck, Philip L., 2351 Teichert, Kurt., 23 Tsai, Huai-jen., 3083 Vest, Sarah B., 2365 Temte, Jonathan L., 3223 Tsai, Yau-tang.,739 Vieira, Luiz Gonzaga E., 918, 1003 TenBrook, Warren Kermit., 2238 Tsuboya, Yoko., 1237 Villamayor,FaustinoPaysan., 3587 Tence, David A., 2951 Tsuji, Masayoshi., 3103 Villarreal, Elcira C., 3089 Teng,Chung-chu., 672,737 Tuah, Hang., 727 Villarroel Diaz, Carlos Enrique., 3686 Teschner,PamelaJ. Smith.,2470 Tuan, Shenhsiu., 1785 Villarroel, Luz E. Maciel de., 780 Tester, Patricia Ann., 3271 Tuen, Tuen.,2870 Vincent, Andrew M., 3119 Than, Mya., 945 Tullo, Daniel Duane., 3020 Vincent, Daniel R., 1554 Thayer, Brock E.,2464 Tumbelaka, Ligaya., 203 Vincent, Robert Montgomery., 2296 Theiling,KarenM., 1518 Tung, Chao-hsiung.,2190 Virk, Ricky S., 3170 Thenoux, Guillermo., 738 Tunhikorn, Bupphachart Photisaro., Viroonsri, Boonchai., 3626 Theramongkol, Parinya., 606 3511 Vischer, Axel P.,3418 Thielen, David Leo., 686 Tunhikom, Schwann., 1729 Visconti, Robert Vincent.,2309 Thiemann, Gerry B., 7 Turaga, Prasad S. D., 3107 Vlessis, Nicholas C.,2849 Thoma,MichaelN., 2276 Turek, Paul S., 91 Vogue, Margaret A., 3565 Thomas, Dana Lester., 3600 Turk, Farzaneh., 1813 Vojdani, Fakhrieh., 1802 Thomas,Dorothy Mae., 1604 Turley, Robert H., 1002 Volk, John., 2159 Thomas, Theodore Bruce., 2117 Turner, J. Kevin., 1028 Vollmer, Gregory S.,946 Thomason, Robert Edward., 2308 Turner, Martha 1., 1106 Von Breymann, Marta Torres., 3191 Thomasson, James E., 2544 Turner, Micki., 1283 Vondracek, Julie A.,2844 Thomison, Patrick., 2782 Turner, Robert W. (Robert William)., Vora, Younus.,2706 Thompson, Delila M., 935 1168 Waddell, Karen Lynne., 2111 Thompson, Eric William., 2952 Turner, Teresa., 3756 Waddle, Robert D., 573 Thompson, Gary 0.,716 Turton, Richard.,533 Wade, Mark., 1652 Thompson, Grant Garrison., 1663 Tuyls, Gary W.,2474 Wagner, Bonnie S., 2475 Thompson, Joyce Ann.,972 Uddin, Zaheer., 3439 Wagner, Robert Gordon., 2210 Thompson,Paul Douglas., 668 Udompijitkul, Tumrong., 1189 Wagner, Sara Anne., 3753 Thomson, Thomas W., 3564 Ueyoshi, Kyozo., 297 Wahid, Abdul., 3500 Thorburn, Michael Arthur., 1493 Ullrich, James R., 806 Waibler, Max.,2683 Thormahlen, David J.,2317 Ulhich, Nancy Ann., 3653 Wakefield, Willard Waldo., 3205 Thornburg, Todd Mark., 3280 Uhich, Thierry Olivier P., 2008 Waldman, Jeff L., 2388 Thunell, Randall Kirk., 1843 Unruh, Melissa N., 14 Walker, Calvin.,214 Thye, Yong., 1334 Urena, Helena Molina., 3253 Walker, David S.,713 Tidball, Carolyn Jean.,420 Ursitti, Victoria L., 1750 Walker, Helen M. (Helen Marguerite)., Tieman, Henry William., 2869 Uy, Myra Lane Y.,794 3034 Tinnenstein, Mark A., 349 Vaitkus, Milda R., 3464 Walker, Robert James., 2421 Tisdale, Lucille., 2783 Valdivia de Capo, Blanca, 3038 Wall, James Keith., 1079 Tissot, Brian N. (Brian Nelson),3776 Valenciano Mora, Jose Roberto.,2564 Wall, PatriciaJ., 1144 Tissot, SusanGaughan.,2842 Valett, Melee Kaye.,2229 Wallace, Alan R., 2409 Tjaharyanto, Djojo., 3331 Valladao, Marilin., 3055 Wallace, Kathryn Anne.,2037 Tobbi,Belgacem., 3548 Valsta, Lauri., 1968 Wallner-Pendleton, Eva Andrea.,3651 Tobery,JamesR., 2811 Valsta, Liisa M., 1786 Walls, Timothy W.,2507 Tobey, Toni K.,2789 Valverde, Bemal E.,936, 1021 Walsh, Ian David., 3224 Tobias,BenjaminC.,2964 Valyasevi, Ruud., 3113 Walter, David Evans., 1559 Toby, Tony Udo., 3676 Van Develder, Pamela A., 2843 Walter, M. Carol., 1890 Tokamakian, Robin., 3252 Van Dissen,RussellJ., 2379 Walter, Michael H., 411 Tola, Jaime., 990 Van Engelen, Debra L., 617 Wang, Chao-huan., 2088 Toledo-Flores, Luis Javier., 1771 Van Heeswijk, Marijke., 2436 Wang, Chunzai., 290 102 Wang, De-qian., 139, 3002 Wheeler-Usher, Donna., 3333 Wolff, Scott., 2112 Wang, Deing., 2972 Whipple, Margaret Jo., 3661 Womack, Kevin C., 752 Wang, Gongming., 724 Whitaker, Carol Anne., 1929 Wones, Andrew G., 2239 Wang, Haiyan., 581 Whitaker, John H., 2324 Wong, Bernard Bong-lap., 2458 Wang, Jianguo., 3474 Whitaker, Todd B., 718 Wong, Geoffrey K., 1803 Wang, Jin-chemg., 1208 White, David Dean., 2310 Wong, George Kaon., 3371 Wang, Jough-tai., 298 White, Diane E., 2191 Wong, Scott W., 3028 Wang, Kai., 344 White, Edward D., 1II., 569 Wong, Sue Sun., 3632 Wang, Kuen Wu., 1879 White, Michael William., 3072 Woo, Nam-tae., 555 Wang, Ruiping., 3414 White, Randy Dee., 215 Wood, Carolyn Jean., 1081 Wang, Sen., 1979 White, Stephen James., 2697 Wood, Nadine M. 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(David Morton), 1033 Wildensee, Frank., 3558 Xiao, Guang., 649 Webb, Donna Louise., 1080 Wildman, Valerie Jean., 3601 Xiao, Jing-jian., 1630 Weber, John C., 2200 Wiles, Lori Jeannine., 2525 Xiong, Youling., 1780 Weber, Mary Kathryn., 2757 Wilks, Daniel S., 299 Xu, Fu-yun., 359 Weber, Shane Crawford., 322 Williams, Barbara., 2480 Xu, Li., 3052 Weber, Timothy L., 3003 Williams, Christine Elizabeth., 2485 Xu, Mingcheng., 1469 Weeks, Linda C., 181 Williams, David Edward., 323 Xu, Xiaofeng., 1435 Wei, Ching-ling., 3225 Williams, John Dana., 3475 Xu, Yan., 1411 Wei, Ien-lan., 1880 Williamson, John D. (John David)., Xu, Yue-shu., 3419 Weidlich, Georg A., 3393 464 Yadav, Anil Kumar., 1390 Weigand, Claus H., 1305 Willson, Mary., 765 Yager, Thomas D., 334 Weiner, Gary S., 1691 Wilson, Barbara G., 2626 Yamada, Masahiko., 3049 Weinrich, Scott L., 3090 Wilson, Charles Ralph., 673 Yamaguchi, Shinobu Yume., 2769 Weinzierl, Richard A., 1560 Wilson, Christopher D., 1692 Yarnin, Sulaiman Bin., 3515 Weiss, Nondor T., 1680 Wilson, James R. (James Rolland)., 92 Yan, Kai-tuan Kelvin., 1436 Weisshaar, Andreas., 1316, 1486 Wilson, Kenneth P., 2011, 2065 Yandell, Kurt Lowry., 1502 Weitz, Stephen L., 333 Wilson, Marcia H., 1718 Yang, Fanling Hsu., 1446 Weliky, Karen., 3192 Wilson, Matthew T., 1708 Yang, HowardC., 1319, 1474 Weller, Doreen L., 593 Wilson, Roy R., 2295 Yang, Jianguo., 1829 Welling, Leigh A., 3258 Wilson, Stephanie Lynn., 3193 Yang, John Ran., 1335 Wells, Barbara Heard., 1022 Wilson, Vicki L., 3171 Yang, Mei-fang., 3167 Wells, Fred V.,594 Wilson, William D. (William Donald)., Yang, Ming., 662 Wendland, David W., 2380 2516 Yang, Minghui., 3617 Werahera, Priya N., 1317 Wilzbach, Peggy, 1666 Yang, Xueshan., 1475 Werner, Kenneth Stefan., 2456 Winter, John R., 100 Yao, Cheng C., 307 Wesche-Ebeling, Pedro Alfredo E., Winter, Kirt Alan., 816 Yao, Tsui-li., 919 1849 Winzeler, Elizabeth A., 316 Yap, Kathryn H. M., 3058 Wesley, Charmaine., 1209 Wirosoebroto-Hartadi, Retno Yappert, Marta Cecilia., 600 West, Kathryn S., 204 Widaningroem., 1698 Yarimbiyik, Bulent., 1360 West, Kenneth John., 1535 Wiseman, Jennifer Jo., 1835 Yassen, Abdulameir Ali., 2508 West, Lani., 3763 Wiser, Cathy., 1819 Yasuda, Dean D., 515 West, Peter., 15 Wisseman, Robert William., 1520 Yatani, Choichiro., 2748 West, Rex Alan., 2846 Wissemann, Kimberly Warner., 1844 Yates, KennethR., 3773 Westenskow, Kathy Jo., 3481 Witcosky, Jeffrey John., 1561 Yates, StephenV., 1082 Wetle, Victoria L., 2784 Witte, Sandra Sue., 3178 Yau, Niann-jou N.(Niann-jou Newton)., Wettasinghe, Asoka., 3633 Wittig, Hans P. P., 433 1804, 1871 Wettschereck, Dietrich., 823 Wityak, John., 632 Yau, Peng Yam., 2526 Wevers, Mary Jo., 1637 Wolfe, Jerri L., 1625 Yazdani-Buicki, Kiyandokht., 1306 103 Yeh, Chun-tien., 3013 Zhang, Quan., 1756 Yeh, Jan-ying., 205 Zhang, Wanjia., 663 Yeh, Lee-chuan C., 1911 Zhao, Yuqi., 2262 Yeh, Rong-chuen., 746 Zhao, Zhizhuang., 360 Yeh, Shih-ya., 1897 Zhen, Liping., 2547 Yen, Julian Yu-liang.,3150 Zheng, Yuepeng., 1321 Yesilyurt, Ayse Gul., 1391 Zhong, Cheng., 3449 Yildirim, Yuksel., 2929 Zhong, He., 1521 Yindeepol, Wipawan.,1412 Zhong, Lingxiu.,370 Ying, Ouyang.,3549 Zhou, Guangwen., 371 Ying,Tzung-hung.,250 Zhou, Haiping., 753 Yocom, Dorothy Jean., 1284 Zhou, Weidong.,2038 Yoder, Barbara J., 390, 2221 Zhou, Yaqin., 1363 Yogodzinski,GeneM.,2342 Zhu, Feihong., 1322, 1494 Yoo, Chul-hee.,714 Zhu, Gaoyong.,2680 Yoo, Hyungmo., 1487 Zimmerman, Anne H., 2847 Yoo, Kyung Sook., 1606 Zimmerman, Michael E., 685 Yoo, Lee joung., 1781 Zirkle, Dave F., 3774 Yoo, Tae-On., 1361 Zobrist, Daniel H., 24 Yoo, Young Sook., 345 Zoeller,Robert T., 3758 Yoon, Soon-chang., 291 Zondagh, IreneBeryl., 1916 Yoon, Woon-young.,503, 539 Zontek, Terry., 2749 Yoshimoto, Atsushi., 1981 Zumrawi, Abdel Azim M. 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