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Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation|May 1, 1981
Rehabilitation service needs: physicians' perceptions and referralsD R Brogan
Physical Therapy|August 1, 1980
Nonresponse in sample surveys: the problem and some solutionsD R Brogan
Research in Nursing & Health|September 1, 1982
Professional socialization to a research role: interest in research among graduate students in nursingD R Brogan
American Journal of Epidemiology|November 1, 1986
Hypertension detection, treatment, and control in the United States: not as bad as it seems?D R Brogan, E Lakatos
Plos One|May 16, 2015
Submerged macrophytes mitigate direct and indirect insecticide effects in freshwater communitiesWilliam R Brogan, Rick A Relyea
American Journal of Community Psychology|October 1, 1980
Physical environment correlates of psychosocial health among urban residentsD R Brogan, L D James
Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry|April 9, 2013
Mitigation of malathion's acute toxicity by four submersed macrophyte speciesWilliam R Brogan, Rick A Relyea
The Journal of Applied Behavioral Science|December 11, 1984
Disability labeling vs. rehabilitation rhetoric for the chronically ill: a case study in policy contradictionsN G Kutner, D R Brogan
Chemosphere|March 18, 2014
A new mechanism of macrophyte mitigation: how submerged plants reduce malathion's acute toxicity to aquatic animalsWilliam R Brogan, Rick A Relyea
Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry|November 28, 2012
Mitigating with macrophytes: submersed plants reduce the toxicity of pesticide-contaminated water to zooplanktonWilliam R Brogan, Rick A Relyea
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Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation|May 1, 1981
Rehabilitation service needs: physicians' perceptions and referralsD R Brogan
Physical Therapy|August 1, 1980
Nonresponse in sample surveys: the problem and some solutionsD R Brogan
Research in Nursing & Health|September 1, 1982
Professional socialization to a research role: interest in research among graduate students in nursingD R Brogan
American Journal of Epidemiology|November 1, 1986
Hypertension detection, treatment, and control in the United States: not as bad as it seems?D R Brogan, E Lakatos
Plos One|May 16, 2015
Submerged macrophytes mitigate direct and indirect insecticide effects in freshwater communitiesWilliam R Brogan, Rick A Relyea
American Journal of Community Psychology|October 1, 1980
Physical environment correlates of psychosocial health among urban residentsD R Brogan, L D James
Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry|April 9, 2013
Mitigation of malathion's acute toxicity by four submersed macrophyte speciesWilliam R Brogan, Rick A Relyea
The Journal of Applied Behavioral Science|December 11, 1984
Disability labeling vs. rehabilitation rhetoric for the chronically ill: a case study in policy contradictionsN G Kutner, D R Brogan
Chemosphere|March 18, 2014
A new mechanism of macrophyte mitigation: how submerged plants reduce malathion's acute toxicity to aquatic animalsWilliam R Brogan, Rick A Relyea
Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry|November 28, 2012
Mitigating with macrophytes: submersed plants reduce the toxicity of pesticide-contaminated water to zooplanktonWilliam R Brogan, Rick A Relyea
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