*Members of the American Dietetic Association Quality Management Committee 2006-2007 and 2007-2008: Sandra J. McNeil, MA, RD, FADA (chair, 20062007); Joanne B. Shearer, MS, RD (chair, 2007-2008); Rita M. Johnson, PhD, RD, FADA; Sue Kent, MS, RD; Catherine J. Klein, PhD, RD; Kathleen W. McClusky, MS, RD, FADA; Glenna R. McCollum, MPH, RD; Nancy L. Nevin-Folino, MEd, RD, CSP, FADA; Joyce A. Price...

This work is concerned with the existence and uniqueness of generalized (mild or distributional) solutions to (possibly degenerate) Fokker–Planck equations ρt−Δβ(ρ)+div(Db(ρ)ρ)=0 in (0,∞)×Rd, ρ(0,x)≡ρ0(x). Under suitable assumptions on β:R→R,b:R→R D:Rd→Rd, d≥1, this equation generates a unique flow ρ(t)=S(t)ρ0:[0,∞)→L1(Rd) as mild solution sense nonlinear semigroup theory. also class L∞((0,T)×R...

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objective: as we are approaching the global eradication of wild poliovirus, laboratory surveillance of poliovirus by the gold standard cell culture method becomes increasingly important. as there is a lot of concern about accurate and sensitive detection of imported wild and vaccine derived polioviruses (vdpvs) in polio-free countries, in this study we assessed and compared the sensitivity of t...

RD F100 The University Experience (a) 3 Credits Designed to serve as an academic, cultural, and social transition to the UAF campus. Through learner-centered education and emphasis on positive self-concept theories, RD F100 will provide an opportunity to build on personal strengths and skills, as well as learning to take advantage of those resources and support programs which will serve rural a...

RD F100 The University Experience (a) 3 Credits Designed to serve as an academic, cultural, and social transition to the UAF campus. Through learner-centered education and emphasis on positive self-concept theories, RD F100 will provide an opportunity to build on personal strengths and skills, as well as learning to take advantage of those resources and support programs which will serve rural a...

Today, just as twenty y~ars ago, many linguists would be tempted to agree unreservedly with Leonard Bloomfield that 'the causes of sound-change are unknown. l Not a few would infer from this statement that any research aimed at determining such causes is inevitably doomed to failure. Scholars who regard linguistics, primarily and even exclusively, as a descriptive discipline both on the synchro...