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Menarcheal age in central Italy
American Journal of Human Biology, 1994AbstractEstimates of menarcheal age in girls in central Italy based on the status quo and recall methods are compared. Results obtained by the two methods differ significantly in that the recall method underestimates age of menarche even though utmost care was used in data collection (province of Rome: status quo 12.44, retrospective 11.84; Molise ...
Alessandro, Vienna, Enrico, Capucci
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2023
Abstract North-central Italy had three important port cities, Genoa, Venice, and Pisa, whose merchants in the twelfth century became the best-documented traders in the Mediterranean. But archaeology shows that they had relatively little effect on the interior of the region, which remained, until the very end of the period of the book ...
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Abstract North-central Italy had three important port cities, Genoa, Venice, and Pisa, whose merchants in the twelfth century became the best-documented traders in the Mediterranean. But archaeology shows that they had relatively little effect on the interior of the region, which remained, until the very end of the period of the book ...
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Bedbug infestations recorded in Central Italy
Parasitology International, 2007In summer 2003 two separate infestations due to the common bedbug (Cimex lectularius) occurred in Pisa, Italy. Cutaneous reaction was evident and one patient developed a severe bullous eruption. In both cases there was circumstantial evidence for association with international travel.
MASETTI, MASSIMO, BRUSCHI, FABRIZIO
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Macrobenthos in Montedoglio Reservior, central Italy
Hydrobiologia, 1996An investigation was carried out on the macrobenthos of Montedoglio Reservoir, an artificial lake in central Italy. Seven qualitative and quantitative samplings, performed by drag netting and airlifting at 5 stations, revealed a total of 48 taxa during 1992–94.
DI GIOVANNI, Maria Vittoria +2 more
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Epidemiology of Asthma Control in Central Italy
Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology, 2010RATIONALE: Optimal therapeutic asthma control may be influenced by several mechanisms. We focused on co-existing rhinitis and adherence to international guidelines (GINA) to analyze the relevance of other known worsening factors. METHODS: An observational epidemiologic survey was conducted in an ambulatory setting of general practitioners and allergy ...
Spinozzi F, Casciari C, Maio S, Viegi G
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Trichinella from Rats in Central Italy
The Journal of Parasitology, 1986cit.), which reflects their binding to lipids in the worms. Despite the activity of glutathione transferase, the complete recovery of the unchanged TBZ from (14C) TBZ in in vitro uptake studies indicates that this enzyme plays no role in detoxification of TBZ.
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Architecture in Ancient Central Italy
2022Architecture in Ancient Central Italy takes studies of individual elements and sites as a starting point to reconstruct a much larger picture of architecture in western central Italy as an industry, and to position the result in space (in the Mediterranean world and beyond) and time (from the second millennium BC to Late Antiquity).
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Urban allergophytes of central Italy
Aerobiologia, 2008This research was designed to compare allergenic flora of various cities of central Italy. Because the data on this problem are rather scant, we wanted to highlight the relationships among the ecological conditions of the urban habitats, and the plants whose pollens cause allergic manifestations in the human population. Our results pointed out that the
STAFFOLANI L., HRUSKA, Krunica
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2016
Abstract After a brief outline of the principal episodes in the external history, the chapter surveys the principal aspects of phonology, morphology and syntax of the dialects of central Italy. Topics dealt with include: area mediana stricto sensu and the area perimediana; tonic and unstressed vowel systems; consonants; morphology of ...
Loporcaro, Michele, Paciaroni, Tania
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Abstract After a brief outline of the principal episodes in the external history, the chapter surveys the principal aspects of phonology, morphology and syntax of the dialects of central Italy. Topics dealt with include: area mediana stricto sensu and the area perimediana; tonic and unstressed vowel systems; consonants; morphology of ...
Loporcaro, Michele, Paciaroni, Tania
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Italy: the Centrality of Opera
1990When the young Napoleon Bonaparte led a French army into Italy in 1796 it marked the end of an unusual half-century of peace for a much-invaded country. It also launched a series of revolutions, imposed by the French with the help of a minority of intellectuals rather than generated from within.
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