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2. Archeological investigations of a late Potawatomi allotment : Eliza Bressman farmstead (34PT141)

Author

Wallis, Charles S. and Wallis, Charles S.

Subjects
Potawatomi Indians Antiquities. Oklahoma, Excavations (Archaeology) Oklahoma McLoud., Farms Oklahoma Pottawatomie County., Exploitations agricoles Oklahoma Pottawatomie., Antiquities., Excavations (Archaeology), Farms., Homes., McLoud (Okla.) Antiquities., Oklahoma., Oklahoma McLoud., Oklahoma Pottawatomie County.
Published
2022

3. Respiratory failure.

Author

Wallis, Charles and Hendon-John, Lewis

Abstract

Respiratory failure is a leading cause of morbidity and mortality in the UK, and a significant burden on the NHS. It occurs when the lungs fail to provide adequate gas exchange leading to hypoxia and/or hypercapnia. Primary care clinicians will often encounter acute and chronic respiratory failure and have a key role in the management of patients. This review aims to provide a broad overview of the pathophysiology, causes, presentation, investigations and management relevant to primary care. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2023
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4. Confirmed Bacillus anthracis infection among persons who inject drugs, Scotland, 2009-2010

Author

Booth, Malcolm, Donaldson, Lindsay, Cui, Xizhong, Sun, Junfeng, Cole, Stephen, Dailsey, Susan, Hart, Andrew, Johns, Neil, McConnell, Paul, McLennan, Tina, Parcell, Benjamin, Robb, Henry, Shippey, Benjamin, Sim, Malcolm, Wallis, Charles, and Eichacker, Peter Q.

Subjects
Mortality -- Maryland -- United Kingdom, Drugs -- Health aspects, Infection -- Health aspects, Antibacterial agents -- Health aspects, Skin -- Health aspects, Health
Abstract

Learning Objectives Upon completion of this activity, participants will be able to: 1. Distinguish patient factors associated with a higher risk for mortality from injection anthrax 2. Evaluate variables at [...]

Published
2014
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17. Letters.

Author

DENNIS, ROSEMARY, HORAN, CHRISTOPHER, EDLIN, STEPHEN, HILL, GERRY, BRION, HENRY, WILES, SIOUXSIE, WALLIS, SALLY, WALLIS, CHARLES "CHICO", and HANSEN, PETER

Subjects
REFUGE (Humanitarian assistance), PROSTATECTOMY
Published
2018

18. ConfirmedBacillus anthracisInfection among Persons Who Inject Drugs, Scotland, 2009–2010

Author

Booth, Malcolm, primary, Donaldson, Lindsay, additional, Cui, Xizhong, additional, Sun, Junfeng, additional, Cole, Stephen, additional, Dailsey, Susan, additional, Hart, Andrew, additional, Johns, Neil, additional, McConnell, Paul, additional, McLennan, Tina, additional, Parcell, Benjamin, additional, Robb, Henry, additional, Shippey, Benjamin, additional, Sim, Malcolm, additional, Wallis, Charles, additional, and Eichacker, Peter Q., additional

Published
2014
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19. Restrictive Versus Liberal Transfusion Strategies for Older Mechanically Ventilated Critically Ill Patients

Author

Walsh, Timothy S., primary, Boyd, Julia A., additional, Watson, Douglas, additional, Hope, David, additional, Lewis, Steff, additional, Krishan, Ashma, additional, Forbes, John F., additional, Ramsay, Pamela, additional, Pearse, Rupert, additional, Wallis, Charles, additional, Cairns, Christopher, additional, Cole, Stephen, additional, and Wyncoll, Duncan, additional

Published
2013
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35. MAILBOX.

Author

Gow, Harry, Wallis, Charles, Pearson, Roberta, Cloutier, Pierre, Purcha, Jim, Olson, Michael, Duddy, Paul, Wilson, Jennifer, Forrest, Patricia, Wright, K. Mavis, Griebenow, Vanessa, Nabholz-Duc, Margrit, Franas, Monika, Verhaegen, Ardy, and McIntyre, Maria

Subjects
LETTERS to the editor, PARKS, OUTDOOR recreation
Abstract

Several letters to the editor are presented in response to articles in previous issues including "Powell River Revival" and "Ticket To Ride" that appeared in the Spring 2011 edition and "The Elusive Cougar" in the Winter 2010 edition.

Published
2011

36. Responses to ‘Computationalism‘.

Author

Balogh, 1Imre, Beakley, Brian, Churchland, Paul, Gorman, Michael, Harnad, Stevan, Mertz, David, Pattee, H. H., Ramsey, William, Ringen, John, Schwarz, Georg, Slator, Brian, Strudler, Alan, and Wallis, Charles

Published
1990
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37. Responses to ‘in defense of relativism’.

Author

Ackermann, Robert, Baigrie, Brian, Brown, Harold I., Cavanaugh, Michael, Fox‐Strangways, Paul, Munevar, Gonzalo, Ross, Stephen David, Pettit, Philip, Roth, Paul, Schmitt, Frederick, Turner, Stephen, and Wallis, Charles

Published
1988
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39. Development of a climate-based forage growth model for a Peace River community pasture

Author

Wallis, Charles Hubert

Abstract

Based on periodic clipping of a fertilized pasture plot in the Peace River region in 1977 and 1979, accumulated dry matter production of a timothy, red fescue and alsike clover mix was found to be linearly related to accumulated transpiration during the active growing season, with a growth/transpiration ratio of 0.026 t ha⁻¹ /(mm H₂O)-The effect of fertilizer level and cutting management on dry matter production is discussed. Energy balance/Bowen ratio measurements of evapo-transpiration (E) in 1977, 1978 and 1979 showed that daytime E can be calculated for energy limiting conditions using the Priestley-Taylor formula with α = 1.26 ± 0.05. Daytime net radiation required in this formula was estimated to within 15%, using the Idso-Jackson longwave radiation equation and daily solar radiation data from a regional climate station 50 km away. During water supply limiting conditions E was found to be linearly related to root zone water storage. Root zone drainage was found to be negligible in this soil, which has a high bulk density subsoil. A simple model for calculating the course of pasture growth during the growing season at Sunset Prairie Community Pasture is described. The model is composed of a single-layer root zone water balance submodel and a relationship between dry matter production and transpiration. The water balance submodel estimates daily transpiration and requires daily values of rainfall, solar radiation and maximum and minimum air temperature. It also requires crop albedo and an estimate of the initial root zone water storage. Estimates of root zone water storage during the three growing seasons agreed well with gravimetric and neutron moisture probe measurements. The model, using the above growth/transpiration ratio, was found to estimate hay growth during the droughty growing season in 1978 to within 15% of measured values. An effective growth/transpiration ratio of 0.013 t ha ⁻¹/mm was required to account for the growth of pasture subjected to a simulated monthly grazing rotation.

Published
1981
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40. Results of testing 34Ps-300, 34Ps-302, and 34Ps-303 within impoundment 25 Brushy-Peaceable Creek Watershed, Pittsburg County, Oklahoma

Author

Wallis, Charles S. and Wallis, Charles S.

Subjects
Indians of North America Antiquities. Oklahoma Pittsburg County, Excavations (Archaeology) Oklahoma Pittsburg County., Fouilles (Archéologie) Oklahoma Pittsburg (Comté), Antiquities., Excavations (Archaeology), Indians of North America Antiquities., Pittsburg County (Okla.) Antiquities., Oklahoma Pittsburg County.
Abstract

"This report discusses the results of testing of three prehistoric sites (34Ps-300, Area 1 of 34Ps-302, and 34Ps-303) situated in the upstream end of proposed Impoundment #25. This project is one of 46 proposed for the Brushy-Peaceable Creek Watershed in Pittsburg County."--Page i.

Published
1988

48. STORIES ON STONE

Author

Wallis, Charles L.

Abstract

A chronicle of strange and curious sicknesses and an informal record of the progress of medicine in America may be found in the epitaphs on the tombstones in many old graveyards. In "Stories on Stone: A Book of American Epitaphs," published by the Oxford University Press, are reproduced many tombstone inscriptions of significance to the medical historian. These are included in a chapter titled "Doctors and Patients.""Stories on Stone," the first comprehensive publication of American epitaphs, contains more than 750 verified inscriptions from all states and representing each decade in American history. Among the inscriptions of particular interest to the medical profession are the following, which are reprinted by permission of the publisher.Statistical matter is offered in the epitaph to Benjamin Rowe, whose gravestone is found in Old Cemetery, Kensington, N. H.In memory of Benjamin Rowe Esq. who after a life of great usefullness & Patiently enduring

Published
1954
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