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journal of the medical library association

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Short Name journal of the medical library association
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ISSN 0000-0000

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Articles (65)

2008
non-invasive methods applied to the case of municipal solid waste landfills (msw): analysis of long-term data
;A. Scozzari
Vol. 19 , pp. 33-38
337 views Abstract
2018
Correction: Advancing the conversation: next steps for lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans, and queer (LGBTQ) health sciences librarianship.(J Med Libr Assoc, (2017) 105(4), (316-27), 10.5195/jmla.2017.206)
not, found
Vol. 106 , pp. 152
336 views DOI
2018
Understanding cancer survivors’ information needs and information-seeking behaviors for complementary and alternative medicine from short- to long-term survival: A mixed-methods study
Scarton, L.
Vol. 106 , pp. 87-97
308 views DOI
2019
Needs assessment for improving library support for dentistry researchers
He, Helen Yueping;Gerbig, Madeline;Kirby, Sabrina;
Vol. 107 , No. 3 , pp. -
305 views DOI Abstract
2017
Advancing the conversation: Next steps for lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans, and queer (LGBTQ) health sciences librarianship
Hawkins, B.
Vol. 105 , pp. 316-327
304 views DOI
2006
enkf assimilation of simulated spaceborne doppler observations of vertical velocity: impact on the simulation of a supercell thunderstorm and implications for model-based retrievals
;W. E. Lewis;G. J. Tripoli
Vol. 7 , pp. 343-348
254 views Abstract
2007
quasi 2d hydrodynamic modelling of the flooded hinterland due to dyke breaching on the elbe river
;S. Huang;S. Vorogushyn;K.-E. Lindenschmidt
Vol. 11 , pp. 21-29
249 views Abstract
2009
distributed modelling of climate change impacts on snow sublimation in northern mongolia
;L. Menzel;T. aus der Beek;S. Schlaffer;F. Wimmer
Vol. 21 , pp. 117-124
244 views Abstract
2010
how does climate change affect mesoscale catchments in switzerland? – a framework for a comprehensive assessment
;N. Köplin;D. Viviroli;B. Schädler;R. Weingartner
Vol. 27 , pp. 111-119
243 views DOI Abstract
2010
water footprint analysis for the assessment of milk production in brandenburg (germany)
;K. Drastig;A. Prochnow;S. Kraatz;H. Klauss;M. Plöchl
Vol. 27 , pp. 65-70
237 views DOI Abstract
2019
Needs assessment for improving library support for dentistry researchers
He, Helen Yueping;Gerbig, Madeline;Kirby, Sabrina;
Vol. 107 , No. 3 , pp. -
305 views DOI Abstract
2018
deployment of renewable energies in germany: spatial principles and their practical implications based on a gis-tool
;S. Bosch;J. Rathmann
Vol. 45 , pp. 115-123
175 views DOI Abstract
2018
micromechanical modeling of the compression of the damaged zone experiment in the callovo-oxfordian formation
;J. Bluthé;J. Bluthé;B. Bary;E. Lemarchand
Vol. 45 , pp. 25-33
151 views DOI Abstract
2018
Understanding cancer survivors’ information needs and information-seeking behaviors for complementary and alternative medicine from short- to long-term survival: A mixed-methods study
Scarton, L.
Vol. 106 , pp. 87-97
308 views DOI
2018
Correction: Advancing the conversation: next steps for lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans, and queer (LGBTQ) health sciences librarianship.(J Med Libr Assoc, (2017) 105(4), (316-27), 10.5195/jmla.2017.206)
not, found
Vol. 106 , pp. 152
336 views DOI
2017
Advancing the conversation: Next steps for lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans, and queer (LGBTQ) health sciences librarianship
Hawkins, B.
Vol. 105 , pp. 316-327
304 views DOI
2014
environmental risk assessment of dredging processes – application to marin harbour (nw spain)
;A. G. Gómez;J. García Alba;A. Puente;J. A. Juanes
Vol. 39 , pp. 101-106
179 views DOI Abstract
2013
improvement of broadband seismic station installations at the observatoire de grenoble (osug) seismic network
;M. Langlais;B. Vial;O. Coutant
Vol. 34 , pp. 9-14
163 views DOI Abstract
2013
using the firefly optimization method to weight an ensemble of rainfall forecasts from the brazilian developments on the regional atmospheric modeling system (brams)
;A. F. dos Santos;S. R. Freitas;J. G. Z. de Mattos;H. F. de Campos Velho;M. A. Gan;E. F. P. da Luz;G. A. Grell
Vol. 35 , pp. 123-136
142 views DOI Abstract
2013
offset tracking procedure applied to high resolution sar data on viedma glacier, patagonian andes, argentina
;N. Riveros;L. Euillades;P. Euillades;S. Moreiras;S. Balbarani
Vol. 35 , pp. 7-13
192 views DOI Abstract
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