David E. Griffith

Publishing 2018

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Publications 1

  1. management and diagnosis of tuberculosis in solid organ transplant candidates and recipients: expert survey and updated review,

Possible papers by David E. Griffith 4

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  1. Variation in global chemical composition of PM2.5: emerging results from SPARTAN
    as D. Griffith atmospheric chemistry and physics 2016
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  2. PRELIMINARY RESULTS OF THE COMPARISON OF SATELLITE IMAGERS USING TUZ GÖLÜ AS A REFERENCE STANDARD
    as D. Griffith the international archives of the photogrammetry, remote sensing and spatial information sciences 2012
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  3. validation of ace-fts v2.2 measurements of hcl, hf, ccl3f and ccl2f2 using space-, balloon- and ground-based instrument observations
    as D. Griffith Journal of agricultural and food chemistry 2008
    Same name only
  4. comparisons between sciamachy and ground-based ftir data for total columns of co, ch4, co2 and n2o
    as D. Griffith Journal of agricultural and food chemistry 2006
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