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Perceived Readiness and Ability to Socially Distance During the Early COVID-19 Epidemic in a U.S. Metropolitan Area: Implications for Local Public Health Preparedness. [PDF]
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Phylogenetic Groups, Virulence Factors, and Antimicrobial Susceptibility of <i>Escherichia coli</i> Associated with Urinary Tract Infections from a Metropolitan Area of Buenos Aires, Argentina. [PDF]
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Climate resilience of public health preventive and adaptive measures against diarrhea in Northern Ghana; a case study of the Tamale Metropolitan Area. [PDF]
BMC Public HealthAbdul-Ganiu Z, Shamsu-Deen Z, Yakubu A.
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Projecting Growth of Metropolitan Areas
Journal of Urban Economics, 1995This paper is about the determinants of growth of [U.S.] metropolitan areas (MSAs). The authors review and evaluate the relevant literature. (ANNOTATION)
Mills, Edwin S., Lubuele, Luan' Sende
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IEEE Journal on Selected Areas in Communications, 1985
Most high-speed multiple-access networks on the market, or those currently under design, operate in a limited geographical environment and are devoted either to data-only or voice-only transmission. However, challenges issued by the marketplace require the full integration of voice, data, and video in a real-time environment.
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Most high-speed multiple-access networks on the market, or those currently under design, operate in a limited geographical environment and are devoted either to data-only or voice-only transmission. However, challenges issued by the marketplace require the full integration of voice, data, and video in a real-time environment.
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